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  • Subject: Re: Fw: Remote Control panel on 820
  • From: Bob Larkin <blarkin@xxxxxx>
  • Date: Sat, 07 Jul 2001 15:42:06 -0500

The 3494 can connect with IP, but it is SNA over ethernet I believe. We did have
problems with this, so we went async.
Also, most libraries in the PC world actually use the TCP/IP to move the data. 
In
the iSeries/3494 scenario, the link is used to commmunicate with the library,
while the data to the cartridges is via SCSI or better yet, FibreChannel.
Bob

Bernd Schaefers wrote:

> In our data center AS/400, and now iSeries, is often the odd one out, and in
> constant need of defence versus Netfinity, SP2, RS/6000.
> This includes a not properly working PC Console/Remote control, the space
> the systems take up, and 3494 connectivity needing APPC (all other systems
> connect with TCP/IP).
>
> Best,
> Bernd
>
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