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In article <4sll4f$h9e@clarknet.clark.net>, tsr@clark.net says...
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>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. 
>  David Tay               http://www.taysystems.com/pub/tsr/tsr.html
>  Tay Systems Research     Email: tsr@taysystems.com / dtay@juno.com
>  3554 Chain Bridge Road, Suite 100           CompuServe: 74213,2471
>  Fairfax, VA 22030-2709, USA  TEL.(703)760-9022 / FAX (703)893-1154

FWIW - We've installed within the last 3-4 months a NetWare Connect 2 server 
and have had quite satisfactory dial out performance.  We use it mostly for 
dialing out to online services (Westlaw, Lexis/Nexis, Compuserve) as well as 
to our ISP for net access.  Installed NWC2 on a clone pc (P75) running NW4.1 
runtime.  I'd like to tell you more but was installed mostly by consultants 
and has run nearly transparently since then.  Only SNAFUs in dial-in processes 
 which are mostly due to old remote control software and hardware.  Also can't 
comment on costs because I was more interested in smooth integration with the 
rest of my NW environment.  General experience - very positive.

Kevin Marshall
marshall@polaristel.net
Information Systems Coordinator
Hessian, McKasy & Soderberg, PA
Minneapolis, MN  USA