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OS/400

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OS/400

The operating system for the iSeries family of midrange computers from IBM. Introduced in 1988 for the AS/400 (renamed iSeries in 2000), the OS/400 communicates with the hardware through the Licensed Internal Code (LIC) layer, which includes the device drivers. In 2004, OS/400 was renamed i5/OS to coincide with the eServer i5 models introduced in that same year. See i5/OS and iSeries.



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In support of PKWARE's enterprise cross-platform strategy, the company has also announced the availability of PKZIP for OS/400, also incorporating enhanced security features.
LXI Enterprise Storage and Spectra Logic today announced a strategic partnership where LXI's OS/400 Backup Director multi-protocol bridge-router, an IBM emulation bridge, can connect iSeries/AS400 data center users to any Spectra Logic library or stand alone drive.
Existing applications compiled with Server Express for any UNIX platform can be made available on OS/400 without source code modification.
 
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