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On 6/2/99 8:48 PM mlemsing@netcon1.swavley.com.au using the address of
Re: using Optigold across a WAN...?
From: Robb Kinnin
Date: Thursday, June 3, 1999
Time: 5:35:00 am
mlemsing@netcon1.swavley.com.au wrote:
>hi there.
>
>we currently have 2 offices and have staff wanting to use optigod in those
>2 offices. Currently we have a 256k ISDN link between the 2 offices, and
>so I am absically wanting to know if we can run O/G acroos the wire? Does
>O/G use ODBC or does it directly open each of the files...? Basically i
>want to be sure that runnnig it across an ISDN link isnt going to give
>database corruption errors if and when the link goes down...
>
>anyone doing or done this, or know f a better way to provide access to O/G
>across multiple offices..? btw - the offices are in Sydney and Parramatta
>so the distance isnt too long... etc
>any help on this would be great.
We have remote tech support people who work from either their houses
using Cable modems or ISDN or from their college dorm using a T1
connection. In all cases ISDN being the slowest - it has worked quite
well.
I believe the success in part comes from Shawn's programming because of
the many .USR files [if that is the correct term].
We have thought about doing outsourced Tech Support. ....and in
investigating this further the outsourcing company said that we could
give them access to Optigold as well - especially since I can control
access privledges.
Hope this helps.
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