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On 11/22/02 12:08 PM, "John Myers - MM" <jmyersmm@sbsusa.com> tapped the keys: > > One of our customers uses several local twinax printers. They want to move > one of their business units (but not the AS/400) to California. The > business unit uses most of these twinax printers. > > What is the best way for printed output to be sent to these twinax printers > over the Internet? I have to second the e-Twinax from BOS. Even someone as green to the AS/400 as me had one up, configured and running in no time. It how we're pumping AS/400 sessions over our IP-only WAN. There's even a lot of options that we're not even using (yet). -- Ed Marczak
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