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Subject: Native was: Secure FTP Using SSH
From: rob@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 3 Oct 2006 10:59:59 -0400
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So does an IXS card count as Native?  Or not, because it has it's own 
processor?
Does a Linux lpar count as "native"?
If windows truly ran in an lpar, would it then be "native"?
No, I don't count qshell or PASE as native.  I've been burnt by that.  I 
guess when you have to move a multi terabyte application because of PASE 
restrictions forgiveness doesn't come cheap.

Rob Berendt

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