Presenter at next meeting

[Chris Midkiff]

I recently had worknet spec out an implementation at a subsidiary of the company I work for. They 
don't have an IT department of their own, and have to rely on us for tech support.  They were 
wanting internet access, email (hosted offsite), and a remote access system (dial-up to their 
server and connect to our lan).  

Very cool stuff...  We are going to put it in as soon as the contract gets signed.  Can't come 
anywhere near the price for what they offer with any other service.  Business DSL comes close, but 
is not available at this location  They own and support all the equipment, and they can handle 
masquerading of the existing IP scheme.  Plug it in, point the local machines at the provided 
gateway, and it just works (well, maybe a nameserver).  

Seems like the perfect solution for a company without any internal techies.  Only major drawback I 
can see is direct line of sight to downtown.  If you can get a tech there to talk, count me in.

Chris Midkiff
cmidkiff at kc.rr.com

-----Original Message-----
From:	Altona Duston [SMTP:hald at sound.net]
Sent:	Wednesday, May 24, 2000 6:50 PM
To:	KCLUG
Subject:	kclug - Presenter at next meeting

Folks,

I have an offer from a Sales Account Executive with
WorkNet Communications http://www.worknet.net/
to come to our meeting and make a presentation about
what here company does with linux.  Although she is in
sales, she has offered to try to talk one of the engineers
to come as well, I told here that we are interested, and
to go ahead and come to the meeting.

Hal Duston
hald at sound.net

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