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IGEL's products were a great replacement of the IBM netstations for us.
They are VERY configurable and easy to secure based on profiles. There is
a great remote management tool for them also.
If you have need of a contact for more information, let me know.
Pat Barber
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5250 is what we need. CLI, Bosanova,etc,etc.
My last experience with thin clients was the IBM box,
which was a giant disaster.(NS 1000 several years ago)
They do not want any "surfing" or "email".
I have tried to explain to them that it can be eliminated,
but they are very set on the "no pc" theory.
Seems as though one of the owners read a nasty little article
on how much time and money are wasted on surfing and email
at work.......
I have no preference, and they really do have a point.
It's about a wash on prices between a pc and a thin client
from what I have seen so far.
David Gibbs wrote:
> What kind of terminals? Are you talking about 5250's, vt100's, X
> stations, what?
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