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Let me offer, from my java experience, that applications such as WebNav are slow on first touch, but much faster subsequently. Log out and see how fast the second click of "Log in" is. How fast is the second expansion of memory pools?

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From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:midrange-l-
bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Jack Callahan
Sent: Friday, November 01, 2013 10:19 AM
To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: IBM i Access for Web vs IBM Navigator for i

We have a System i 520 with 2gb memory. I would use the web navigator
more
often, but it is horrifically slow. When I click "Log in" it is literally
45-60 seconds until it comes up. Is that because we only have 2gb memory?


Ridiculously slow on our production server too. Single core Power6
8203-e4a, single partition, 16GB RAM, IBM i 7.1 TR6, fairly current on cum
PTFs.

Just timed it- 83 seconds from signon unitl welcome screen is completed. 71
seconds to expand Active Memory Pools in the navigation bar. No big
processor contention issues- system fairly idle.

I'd be tarred and feathered if my applications performed so poorly.

Maybe this stuff screams on big IBMi iron, but for those of us in the P05
processor group ( and isn't that most of the IBMi users server base), it is
barely usable. And even then only if you are very patient.

Considering setting up an i-on-i virtual partition, so I've been nosing
around Nav for i to get a feel for the configuration options and menus.
Good thing I have other tasks that occupy my attention while waiting.
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