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I don't know which uses more resources
on the /400; but, if I had to guess, I would say TCP/IP. However, I don't
think it is enough to effect overall performance. On the other hand,
TCP/IP on the client side is much more reliable and far less of a resource hog
than NS/Router. You shouldn't discount TCP/IP too
quickly.
JMHO ;-),
>Hi!
>
>My
boss is trying to convince me that using SNA/APPN (using NS/Router)
>uses
way more AS/400 system resources than TCP/IP on V3R7. I am not
>buying
that so we are having a bit of a "discussion" about the ways
to
>connect LAN-to-LAN clients in the future.
>
>I would
really like to hear your opinions on the subject.
>
>Also, where can
I find a network layer diagram with the 7 layers and
>things such as LLC,
DLC, 802.2, SNA, AnyNet, APPN and APPC in it. Or is
>there any other way
to find information about what all these really are
>online? Seems like a
terrible mess to me.
>
> Best regards, Juris.
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