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<snip> I bet that would work. I imagine there is a Linux or AIX version of VMWare </snip> There is no way I am aware of to put VMWare on an iSeries at this time. (I have tried several times) The problem is not the version of VMWare, the problem is in the integration code for running Linux/Windows on an iSCSI or HSL/RIO loop. The support is just not there. Running VMWare in a partition would be a bit redundant would it not? The best way to eliminate the IXS/IXA constraint is to use iSCSI. It works very well, although it is a bit more complicated to set up and is significantly more flexible that IXA/IXS. Watch IBM and VMWare for announcements in this space. There is a stated intention to make the iSCSI integration capable of using ESX, but there is no support at this time. Maybe soon. Jim Oberholtzer Senior Technical Architect Computech Resources, Inc.
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