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Thanks John, The news about pricing on par with the pSeries (and competitors) is great to hear. Also, the bit about participating in a SANS is also music to the ears! Best Regards Fritz Hayes Atwater Associates <snip> | | As to the specific question regarding disk, as part of this announcement | we | are announcing significant price reductions on 18 and 35 GB drives - in | effect providing them at or near the same price as pSeries and the Unix | competition including HP and Sun. This provides Fritz with the ability to | purchase and configure a set of disks at nearly the same price as our | pSeries system, with the added advantage of our integrated storage | management to do all of the disk and volume management most Unix customers | have to hire administrators for or purchase additional software for. | Also, | with this announcement we are making it much more cost-effective to | utilize | Storage Area Network Solutions like Shark. With V5R2, we now support | fibre | channel connectivity to a SAN switch fabric, requiring less FC connections | than before to utilize tape or disk attached via SAN. | | Thanks, Jim | | Jim Herring | iSeries PDT Leader for 2002 | | -------------------------- | | Kim | Thank you very much for a very informative web cast today. | The iSeries proposition has never been stronger. | Saw this and thought this question might have been missed today. | If the pSeries and xSeries have gained from our contributions to eLiza, | when can we be like them as the below post indicates? | | Respectfully | John Carr | | --------------------------------------- | | What I really want, like many others, is some type of inexpensive, | reliable disk that the iSeries (i.e. IFS) can use, just like AIX, W2k | and other OS's. Do you see any sign of it with v5r2 or the new | equipment? Wouldn't it be wonderful to add storage to the iSeries at | the same cost as p or x Series? | | | Best Regards | | Fritz Hayes | Atwater Associates <snip>
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