RE: iSeries vs. Unix vs. SQL Server vs. Oracle & Security/Datase paration???

While you could use the channel (using virtual lan) and skip an additional 
lan card, I wouldn't.  You still want that additional router in there to 
separate your DMZ.  Oh, I suppose you could go from your DMZ to a Linux 
partition running a firewall back to your backend LPAR.

Rob Berendt
-- 
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safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." 
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--- rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> LPAR?

Actually, that's not a bad idea.  The main reason that
I didn't consider it was that a couple of years ago
when I started poking around about LPAR.  I was
thinking of it's use as a second iSeries.  Therefore,
I was told that I needed additional cabling, printers,
and other hardware. 

But in the case of just running WebSphere on it, would
I need anything?  Or could I just configure the LPAR,
load Websphere, and go?  Also would I need to
re-purchase Websphere for the partition?

Thanks
Don McIntyre

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