RE: Who is Schowler, and why is he routing my traffic?

[vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx]

Thanks Bruce - reminds me of those other great names - APL and AWK. A 
Programming Language and from wiki

The name AWK is derived from the surnames of its authors ? Alfred Aho, Peter 
Weinberger, and Brian Kernighan;

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From: Bruce Vining <bvining@xxxxxxxxxx> 

> As long as it's Friday PM... 
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> There is no Schowler. The name is a combination of two last names (which 
> won't be given here), one from Endicott and one from Rochester, who 
> independently asked for this routing capability. The developers, who will 
> also be left unnamed, that implemented the support simply combined the two 
> names when refering to the capability. This name is definitely unique to 
> System i, though maybe it will catch on :-) 
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> Have a great weekend, 
> Bruce 
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> > Don't know who it is, but here is a presentation from 2000 COMMON on 
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> > stuff 
> ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/eserver/iseries/web/tcpip/common/routload/pdf/r 
> > outload.pdf 
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> Thanks, Vern! 
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> It's just that the only place I find the name Schowler is in IBM 
> documentation. When I heard the term "Schowler routes" I thought it might 
> be a widely used term like "Cherenkov radiation" but that seems not to be 
> the case. 
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> Joe 
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