George,
FTP is going to be limitted by the speed of your disk. SCP, unless you have
crypto hardware, is likely going to be limitted by CPU. I've FTP'd between
Linux virtual machines over a real hipersocket on single-IFL z9-109 at over
200 megabytes per second.
Just a note that FTP get is MUCH faster then FTP put.
Best regards,
Mark Wheeler, 3M Company
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We've been testing a hipersockets connection between z/OS V1R7 and linux
partitions. After following the setup steps in the Hipersockets Red Book
transmit speeds using ftp or scp have been disappointing. Either our
testing process is incorrect or the configuration is wrong. Does anyone
have experience with this environment?
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