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You MUST configure the servers for Netserver to have a higher CPU percentage and carve out some memory for the jobs. Default configuration runs out of *BASE and that just does not work unless you have heavy Netserver use. The more you use it, the faster it becomes. Of course dedicating a CPU and memory to the task with an IXS card solves this problem. But now if your OS/400 CPU is tasked with lots of other duties, you should upgrade your whole CPU, add memory, or got the IXS route. Chris Bipes -----Original Message----- The IFS is a pretty poor performer under OS/400. Now, using the same disk drives and controllers, and carve out a portion of them to be used by an IXS card running some sort of Windows; and you'll get a lot better performance.
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