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Bill,

We have been using PC's connected to the campus network for public access for several years now.   We provide relatively dedicated access to our Webpac by using  Netscape in superkiosk mode.  We lock down the hardware with Fortres.  We have disposed of almost all Wyse terminals and use only a few serial connections for emergencies--none of which are public.  I tried  several times to contact the firm that Howard Pasternak mentions (Vecmar), but never received a response.  Perhaps they have been glutted with Wyse terminals from other III sites. 

Karen


At 06:58 AM 8/23/00 -0400, you wrote:
We currently have a number of Wyse terminals for which Innovative no longer provides hardware support.  These terminals are beginning to fail so we're looking at what options are available for replacing them.  It seems as if we may have the option of configuring older PCs to access our server via the same cable that is currently in place (wired to our Lantronix boxes).  The other option would entail setting up newer PCs connected to our campus network.  Many of these terminals are public access machines and we would want to continue using them exclusively for accessing INNOPAC.  Our server was recently upgraded and is in good shape.  We are using WebPAC but have not installed any Millennium modules.  Are there other sites who may not move to Millennium for a few years that are dealing with these same issues?  What kind of hardware/software configurations are you using for accessing INNOPAC from public terminals?
 
Thanks in advance --
Bill Murray
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William G. Murray
Nimitz Library, USNA
589 McNair Road
Annapolis, MD  21402-5029
phone:  410-293-6905

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