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In article <332593B6.1024@interaccess.com>, Edward Greenspan <edwardg@interaccess.com> says:
>
>Hello everyone!
>
>I need an advice regarding setting up dial-in access to my Novell
>network.  I am currently running a mix of 3.12 and 4.11 servers and the
>users need to be able to dial-in from home, be able to lunch
>applications, (Windows/DOS apps), get to their files as well as be able
>to telnet and ftp to a unix machine.
>
>I wonder if anyone has any suggestions on software/hardware you had
>experience with.  I am trying to evaluate both remote node and remote
>controll solutions.


I used 3COM's Access Builder....others such as Shiva' product line perform
the same functions.  To minimize traffic and increase your users productivity,
you want to install the application software on each client.  Access only
the data.  This is especially true with remote email, etc..

If you want to run Windows applications without installing the code on the
client, then consider applications such as PCanywhere32, etc.

Hope this gives you some ideas.

ewm