FatPipe* Internet is routing software that enables several computers on a LAN to share multiple dial-up connections. Utilizing multiple modems over multiple telephone and other high-speed connections, FatPipe Internet software automatically and transparently coordinates and controls rapid data flow, boosting normal Internet access speeds by two to four times the speed of traditional single-line connections for all workstations on the LAN. It has the following advantages:
FatPipe Internet technology utilizes the current telephone infrastructure to create high-speed data communication links for virtually any workstation. All you need is to install Novell Small Business Suite 6.6, set up Internet connectivity, ensure that the server has multiple dialing capabilities, load the FatPipe modules at the server, and configure the workstations. FatPipe Internet works with any standard modem technology. The software does not require any setup change or special configuration at your ISP.
In addition to offering higher speed at a lower cost for all workstations on your LAN compared to existing connection-sharing solutions, FatPipe Internet requires only minimal technical setup and support for successful operation. It is a highly flexible product that works integrally with, yet independently from, other technologies.
This version of FatPipe software for NetWare allows users to dial out on two lines to the Internet from the server for a 2X speed connection to the Internet. The basic features include:
The FatPipe Internet software is automatically installed when you install Novell Small Business Suite 6.6. From this point, you need to
Set up a connection to the Internet with two modems configured. For instructions, see Configuring Multiple Dialup Modems.
Load rsload.nlm.
The rsload.nlm loads all the other NLMTM programs required to run FatPipe software on the server.
Complete the workstation configuration as described in online help sys:\public\win32\nls\language\rsdial.hlp file.
You can obtain 24-hour electronic technical support for FatPipe Internet, version 1.00, from Ragula, Inc., on the Web. This site contains a list of Frequently Asked Technical Questions and an electronic e-mail form for submitting technical support questions. You can also contact Ragula, Inc., for support information using any of the following methods:
If you require technical support, Ragula can answer your questions more effectively if you have the following information available: