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  3. February 2008

Re: Upgrade from V5R3 to V5R4 - iSeries Access for Windows (5722-XE1)

iSeries Access comes with OS/i5. The 5250 emulation and Data Transfer elements (and mayhaps a few other components) are chargeable items. I "think" iNav itself is bundled with i5/OS (i.e., no extra charge).

That said, IBM may unbundle (i.e., charge) for each component in the future, like they are doing with RDi. So far, though, Rochester still owns iSeries Access, not Rational.

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Pat Barber wrote:
It's not packaged that way any longer. I believe that it is all free at
V5R4.

I know my last 525 customer "did not" pay for Iseries Access.

vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

Data Transfer is a cost option of iSeries Access. It is one that you have to pay for to get the license. 5250 emulation is the other option that is usually extra cost.







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