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=====REAL/NG=====
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REAL/NG was <!-- ITERA? -->IMS' attempt to create the "Next Generation" of REAL/32, also named "REAL/32 for the internet age". REAL/NG promised "increased range of hardware from PCs to x86 multi-processor server systems".<ref name="realng"/>

Advertised feature list, as of 2003:<ref name="keyfeaturesofrealng"/>

* Runs with [[Red Hat Linux|Red Hat 7.3]] or later version of [[Linux]]
* [[Backward compatible]] with DOS and REAL/32
* Max 65535 [[virtual console]]s; each of these can be a user
* No Linux expertise required
* Administration/setup/upgrade by web browser (local and remote)
* Supplied with [[TCP/IP]] Linux-/Windows-based terminal emulator for the number of users purchased
* Print and file sharing built in
* [[Drive mapping]] between Linux and REAL/NG servers built in
* User hardware support
* Increased performance
* Vastly increased TPA
* [[Multi-processor]] support
* Improved hardware support
* Built-in firewall support
* Very low cost per seat
* Low total cost of ownership
* Supplied on CD
* Supplied with a set of Red Hat CDs

By 10 December 2003, IMS made "REALNG V1.60-V1.19-V1.12" available,<ref name="realng_probablylatest"/> which, based on the [[Internet Archive]], seems to be the latest release.

By 2005, the realng.com website was mirroring the IMS main website, and had no mention of REAL/NG, only REAL/32.<ref name="realng_disappear"/>