Title: | LinkWorks V3.2 Notes Conference |
Moderator: | UTROP1::utotack2.uto.dec.com::TACK_L |
Created: | Wed Dec 04 1996 |
Last Modified: | Wed Jun 04 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 145 |
Total number of notes: | 260 |
*** cross posted LINKWORKS_V3 & LINKWORKS_V3_2 *** Hi, We have a customer who will be going to tender shortly for an upgrade to their central AlphaServers 2100's running D-UNIX 3.2c and Linkworks 3.0 (They also have a number of cell AlphaServers that they will be retaining). Their current version of Oracle is 7.2.2.4 The customer wants to stay with AlphaServers, but need to go to an open tender because they are a government department. HP has targetted this account as a MUST get deal - at any cost. They will effectively try to buy the business. Rather than be a price cutting exercise as well for Digital, we would prefer some nice FUD!! So - apart from some of the obvious issues of having to manage a mixed operating system environment, what issues are likely to arise with having a HP box as a central Linkworks server to a number of remote D-Unix linkworks servers? Some thoughts:- - Is Linkworks 3.X only supported on HP-UX 10.0 or will it run on HP-UX 10.2 (the release for the "K" series)? - Just to check - will Linkworks 3.X work on D-Unix 4.0b (or 4.0c)?? - Will it be painful to migrate their 3.0 Linkworks to 3.08 or 3.2?? - Would the remote systems (running the older versions) have any issues running with a central system running the newer versions? D-UNIX any difference to HP-UX? Any help at all would be appreciated, Paul deGroot (very much a Linkworks novice!!) Tech. Support. Brisbane, Australia.
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136.1 | suppdc.uto.dec.com::utrop1::peters_m | Mon May 12 1997 18:25 | 10 | ||
In general, you can run a LinkWorks version on a supported platform and newer releases, provided the newer releases are compatible. I know you can run 3.0.8 on DIGITAL UNIX 3.2 and 4.0. With HP I do not expect problems. Anyway, LinkWorks has to support the latest platforms, so problems will be fixed. Martin |