Your comments, suggestions and questions are very important to us. Though you may not get a direct response from us, all feedback will be reviewed and evaluated in a timely manner.

We would also appreciate hearing about where the Workload Estimator played a key role in a customer purchase decision or helping to close a sale. Please share your feedback on this too if possible.

To share feedback, click on the email address immediately below, or fill in the information boxes in the Providing feedback and reporting a problem section below and then press the Submit button at the bottom of the page.

workload_estimator@us.ibm.com

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Before reporting a problem, examine the following checklist:

• Make sure you are using a reasonably current version of your browser, for example something more recent than FireFox version 3 or Internet Explorer version 6. In general, a more recent version is better. Also check to ensure that the following are also enabled.
  • Automatically load images
  • Enable Java
  • Enable JavaScript
  • Enable Style Sheets
• Try closing your browser and then starting it again.
• Do not use your browser's back arrows - use the navigation opportunities inside the Estimator.

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Please use this mechanism to provide feedback for the IBM Systems Workload Estimator team. If you are reporting a problem, please tell us about the problem you found by filling in the form below and clicking on the 'Submit' button at the bottom. This will open your default e-mail program to send this information to the Estimator team. From your default e-mail program, you are encouraged to attach documentation that will enable the Estimator team to more effectively respond to the problem.

Description of Problem:

In as much detail as possible, describe what you were doing in the program when the problem occurred; on what page; and, if appropriate, what you expected to happen. Also include which workloads you were running and the input values for each workload. If possible, please include the time of day you ran the Estimator, how much time passed between each use of the Estimator, and the length of time involved in the specific attempt.

Steps to Recreate the Problem:

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