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  3. August 2003

Re: iSeries vs. Unix vs. SQL Server vs. Oracle &Security/Data separation???

I have read about some things that can be done only in ops nav. It is realy awful to have such a situation, and I realy hoppe IBM will correct it as soon as possible.

Evan Harris wrote:


You might want to check out Ops Nav and revisit these statements, certainly the filtering bit.....

While not strictly TCP/IP (but rather just IP), the iSeries does not have many of the advanced routing features of other OSes. Filtering, masquerading, port forwarding, etc. Of course it begs the question: does the iSeries really need those things? It doesn't bother me - use a router for that stuff.

James Rich




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