[Info-vax] SBB's
Jan-Erik Soderholm
jan-erik.soderholm at telia.com
Wed Jan 2 08:15:18 EST 2013
Michael Kraemer wrote 2013-01-02 13:47:
> Stephen Hoffman schrieb:
>
>> Careful there Jan-Erik, you might just join me as the newest member of
>> the Club of the Not Nice (Anymore). Yes, there are far better operating
>> system choices for SOHO uses and for multimedia and as file servers, but
>> Phillip has been quite clear and entirely indefatigable with his desire
>> to apply OpenVMS for SOHO use.
>
> So we now have learned that we shouldn't use VMS for reading
> mail and browsing the web, now we shouldn't use it for data storage,
> and very recently even downtime has become an option.
> This leaves exactly which use for VMS?
>
For those things where VMS works well, of course. Or where
VMS is already in use. Thaht is where my customers are.
And you, as usualy, twist things in your way. What is
"data storage" more specificaly? At my custumers sites
we use either a HP SAN or in the other case an IBM SAN
for "data storage". How much VMS is that?
And finaly, there is a huge difference between "data" that
originates from VMS applications from the begining and on the
other side "foreign" data from digital cameras or whatever.
Using VMS as a NAS (though Advanced Server, Samba or similar)
died many years ago. That is nothing new.
Yes, I *do* know that you are only trolling, but anyway.
You know far better then your questions imply, right?
Jan-Erik.
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