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| -----Original Message----- | [mailto:midrange-l-admin@midrange.com]On Behalf Of Anthony Hardy | Sent: Thursday, December 12, 2002 5:32 PM | | Might I ask what you guys mean by needing an army of support staff? | | I have run upwards of 25-30 linux based servers by myself . . | 99.9% uptime | (extended power outages . .what can i say? . i can't have batts that last | over 10 hours). | | The 400 does a phenominal job of taking care of itself . but so does any | system that you setup properly. | | | I think where the true difference lies is the fact that iseries folks tend | to know their machines better than PC guys . .a good tech is a | good tech. . | .a good sys admin is a good sys admin . .the goals of a good sys admin are | the same regardless of the architecture/OS you work with. This last paragraph is a REAL good point. A client of mine is supporting about 85 400s with several folks sharing the load on a VERY part-time basis. They replaced RS6000s a few years back, and are glad they did. jt
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