ComputerWorld: Will PalmPilots manage big iron?

Apr 04, 2000, 00:16 (0 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Cynthia Morgan)

"Could big iron someday be controlled by little plastic? Maybe."

"IBM last week released SNAPP, a PalmPilot application designed to configure and manage the massive RS/6000 B50 servers commonly used by Internet service providers and application service providers."

"The application allows a PalmPilot to communicate with the servers through the server's serial port. The personal digital assistant and the server exchange commands using XML. The application can also be extended to support other command and configuration options..."

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