Wow - an NT system can support 200 users !!!!!
I know they can stay up for 24 hours - as long as you don't try to
actually use them to run anything ! :-)
PS - I'd sure like to read that prize piece of fiction in InfoWorld from
those fools who think they're going to save $700,000 a year by dumping
AS/400's for NT. What issue is it in ?
Sounds like the usual bunch of morons who look only at the initial cost
of acquisition and ignore operating costs.
I wonder if they'll have the guts to print a follow up story in a year
or two telling us how much they lost ?
Then again, they're a publishing company, so maybe they'll just print
the money to replace what they lose ! :-)
Neil Palmer AS/400~~~~~
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Donald L. Schenck [SMTP:dschenck@blazenet.net]
> Sent: Friday, February 20, 1998 8:05 PM
> To: 'MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com'
> Subject: RE: System/34
>
> <<> P.S. Although the S/34 may have been a patch work 24 bit system,
> 20
> years ago it
> > could do a 24/7 that NT/95 can't do today.
>
> How right you are.
> >>
>
>
> What a joke.
>
> Ran a lot of GUI stuff on that 34, eh? Oh ... and video ... audio ..
> and,
> of course, supported 200 users? Yeah. And what about that Internet
> server
> on that S/34? Can't forget that.
>
> Sheesh ... if you want to run an NT Server like a S/34, it'll EASILY
> do
> 24x7. So will Novell ... Linux ... even DOS for crying out loud.
>
>
> Let's see here (looking at front page of InfoWorld) ... hmmmm ... this
>
> major publishing company is saving $700,000 EVERY YEAR by dumping
> their
> AS/400's for NT?? Hmmmm...
>
> Different needs require different OS'es. NT's not for everything ...
> but
> neither is OS/400.
>
> Peace,
>
> -- Don
>
>
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