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Vengoal Chang wrote:
> 
> I have suggested IBM needing to bundle the one Twinax port as default
> console port on iSeries. That's most of AS/400 customer requirement.
> It's more easy than OPNAV console or lan console.  That's very easy tech
> to build it on AS/400. But they always answer no need. . . .
. . .

I HEAR THAT!

I've long suspected that IBM's refusal to make certain network-related
functions accessible from the command line or from anything
terminal-based is really just a way to violently shove one more piece of
bloatware, i.e., Client Access (which is actually two pieces of
bloatware: both the client and the server are unnecessarily bulky) down
the throats of their users. Come to think of it, three pieces, unless
OpsConsole/OpsNav are available for DOS, Macintosh, or Linux.

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