I'm looking to install eCS v2.0 on a new SOHO desktop box to be used not only for standard OS/2-friendly apps, but; also as a server to a WinXP box & Vista laptop.
Recently, I've consolidated computer software into more accessible library/shelf storage. For example, I have "rediscovered" a quite extensive Lotus Notes (circa v4.6) collection including an OS/2 Domino Webserver Go v4.6.1; OS/2 VX-Rexx Client/Server V2.1; OS/2 VisualAge TeamConnection Enterprise Edition -- (+ some other VisualAge apps) among the OS/2 software apps -- DB2 on hand includes DB2 v5.2 & DB2 v6.1 UDBs -- And a ReportSmith that can be installed into Win-eCS for database reporting.
Question #1:[/b] What newer "Server Applications" are OS/2 Forum members currently using and for what purposes?
Question #2:[/b] Can any of these newer "Server Applications" may be coordinated with OS/2 apps mentioned above?
Question #3:[/b] Is there a more newer "K-V-M approach" (or other desktop apps) to concurrently access WinXP & Vista boxes from eCS?
Perhaps, part of the fun and challenge, will be getting everything to communicate within the SOHO.
Recently, I've consolidated computer software into more accessible library/shelf storage. For example, I have "rediscovered" a quite extensive Lotus Notes (circa v4.6) collection including an OS/2 Domino Webserver Go v4.6.1; OS/2 VX-Rexx Client/Server V2.1; OS/2 VisualAge TeamConnection Enterprise Edition -- (+ some other VisualAge apps) among the OS/2 software apps -- DB2 on hand includes DB2 v5.2 & DB2 v6.1 UDBs -- And a ReportSmith that can be installed into Win-eCS for database reporting.
Question #1:[/b] What newer "Server Applications" are OS/2 Forum members currently using and for what purposes?
Question #2:[/b] Can any of these newer "Server Applications" may be coordinated with OS/2 apps mentioned above?
Question #3:[/b] Is there a more newer "K-V-M approach" (or other desktop apps) to concurrently access WinXP & Vista boxes from eCS?
Perhaps, part of the fun and challenge, will be getting everything to communicate within the SOHO.