RE: What is an i5 (iSeries, AS/400)

Perhaps the correct terminology would be "managing" of the IXS and other 
environments. 
To say that it's "running on the i5" is just a bit mis-leading.


Ron Adams





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> So the i5/iSeries/AS400 is simply a hardware platform? And in some cases
> not a very stable once since we can run Windows on it? If so, how is
> that use of an i5 any different from a blade server and a SAN?

You *can't* run windows on an i5/iSeries/etc. 

You *can* run windows on an internal IXS server board. Which then gets to
use emulated disk space provided by the hosting iSeries. 

Functionally, there is no real difference between the *IXS boards* and a
blade server and SAN. Maybe faster since there is no external network
interface to deal with, but still the same idea. 


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