Dynix and web isp relations

[Bruce R. Heimburger]

Speaking for a library that is a Dynix client and a user of their NetConnect product, I suspect the questioner 
was referring to NetConnect.  Otherwise to my knowledge Dynix (Ameritech Library Services) does not 
offer/provide web site services.

The original NetConnect product comes with 'httpd' but no documentation on how to set it up, although if one 
were to pay the standard hourly fee, I'm sure Dynix would be glad to help.  Fortunately, I have found someone 
in town willing to "show and tell" about setting up a web server and not charge an arm and a leg.  NetConnect 
II, which is still in development, is supposed to include web server software and documentation that is user 
friendly.

The Big Glee Bopper wrote:
> 
> I was asked by a public librarian what was the best way for them to do
> their web site: Dynix, their opac provider, or the local ISP. I suggested
> the local ISP because they will have problems and the ISP is local which
> means better and quicker support for web site problems. Have any folks
> had any experiences working with Dynix supporting their entire web site?
> Please email and if their is interest I will repost and probably blank
> out identifiers is there are problems.
> 
> --Thanks, Thom

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