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tsr@clark.net (Tay Systems Research) wrote:

>We're looking to replace an old Novell NACS/NASI comm. server with a
>present day solution, one that's preferably Windows-based (ie. no DOS
>TSR's required, drivers are all Windows .DLL based) and works over NetWare
>3.12. 

>For those of you who have deployed a comm. server solution on your
>environment, what are your experiences and recommendations?  This will
>serve primarily as a dial-out (I doubt if there will be any dial-in)
>through system, for access to online systems and hosts (ie. BBS, etc.) via
>28.8K modems, and using Procomm Plus for Windows.  

>I understand that the two components needed are separated; software and
>hardware.  For the former, is INT14 the way to go?

>Thanks in advance,

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INSYNC from Artisoft ( formerly ModemAssist form Synergy Solutions) is
and excellent product. It runs on Windows3.x/95. It requires no TSR.
You can have multiple modem servers and it works great on NetWare.