RE: Native Domino - to LPAR or not to LPAR, that is the question.

One other issue with Domino on the same lpar...
If your network people are nuts about locking stuff down and you've
created a separate tcp interface for each domino server and one for i;
your client sessions emanating from the i may bind to one of the domino ip
addresses, and drive the network people bonkers. For example
10.10.1.5 may be an address for domino server A
10.10.1.6 may be the address for normal i stuff
Now, on the i I initiate a FTP client session to a barcode printer
somewhere. Network people lock it down so that only 10.10.1.6 may talk to
the barcode printer. However, my ftp session comes from 10.10.1.5
because when I type in FTP I can't tell it which interface to use so it
grabs the first one. Hint: No guarantees, but make your i interface the
lowest one.
Been a recent discussion on this on the Domino list I need to look at...

Rob Berendt