RE: Zero interactive CPW

["Joel R. Cochran" <jrc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Just so happens I have a machine with this very configuration.  Admin stuff
(read : 1 sign on at a time ONLY) is no problem.  I do FTPs, DFUs, TELNET,
even some odd programming and all with no detriment.  The problem comes when
a second person tries to log in... they'll be able to but performance just
comes slamming to a halt!  Anything done in batch is no problem, I use ours
as a webserver.  Great machine, dizzyingly fast, especially when you might
be used to a 170 with only 73 CPW!

Joel R. Cochran
Director of Internet Services
VamaNet.com
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540-885-8050 (phone)
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Haase, Justin C. [mailto:Justin.Haase@Kingland.com]
>Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2001 3:18 PM
>To: 'midrange-l@midrange.com'
>Subject: Zero interactive CPW
>
>
>Folks,
>
>We're looking at a couple systems, 270s, processor FC 2432.
>This is the
>1070 batch with a 1516 or 1519 interactive.  The 1516 is zero
>interactive,
>1519 is 50.  Question is this:  how much actual
>"administration" can you do
>with the supposed zero interactive rating?  If you signon, do
>a wrkactjob,
>press F10 once - are you going to destroy the machine?  Or can you do
>restores (in batch of course), FTPs, etc w/o making it go
>casters up?  Any
>known experience with this would be great.  Thanks.
>
>Justin C. Haase
>Midrange Systems Engineer - Kingland Systems Corporation
>1401 - 6th Avenue South - Clear Lake, IA 50428 USA
>IBM Certified AS/400 Systems Administrator
>Microsoft Certified Professional
>e-mail - justin.haase@kingland.com
>www.kingland.com
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