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HAR HAR HAR HEE HEE HEE
FTP and ethernet are not up to the "safe" and "dependable" factor of 
SDLC/SNA?

This reminds me of my Systems Analysis textbook that told me to shy away 
from newfangled languages, like RPG, because they might be just a flash in 
the pan.  And that was already in the early 80's.

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Since all the new "I" boxes come standard with a
2 line SDLC card, I don't the handwriting is quite
as clear as you would think.

FTP and ethernet are really sporty but they are not
up to the "safe" and "dependable" factor of SDLC/SNA.

I wouldn't plan on seeing the end of that anytime soon.

Ethernet is just another way to get there, not the only
way.

The "cheap way" is not always the "best way".


Pete Massiello wrote:

> One thing to remember is if your getting a new i5, is that the embedded 
> Ethernet controller does NOT support SNA.  It will allow ANYNET over 
> TCP, but you can no longer do straight SNA out of your 5706 Ethernet 
> card.  So, it looks like we can see the hand writing on the wall, that 
> IBM is making its move that TCP is the preferred delivery mechanism.


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