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Andrew, I don't know if this was looked at yet, but if performance is an issue, I can bet you have a huge bottleneck in the AS/400 NIC itself. With 10 NT servers, you have 10 NICs. With an AS/400, you have one. That's a lot more load that can go in an out on the NTs. Sure, it's great to assign multiple IPs to an AS/400 NIC, but that doesn't do you any good when you start doing a lot of business on the web. If IBM would let us install NICs at will (the $15 ones from Circuit City, not the $500 ones from them) then great! But that's going to bite the iSeries in the bum.. and it's so often overlooked as part of the e-Commerce plan. It's assumed that the AS/400 can take the traffic (cuz it rulz), but it can't. It's still just a 10/100 NIC just like in your PC. Brad
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