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Compatibility Guide ATEMPO-DIGITAL ARCHIVE (ADA) Compatibility Guide Version 3.9 GA Last Document Update: Oct. 8th, 2018 Table of Contents General Information 3 Important Notices 3 1. Licensing 3 2. Announcements for Future Versions 3 Atempo-Digital Archive – Server 5 Atempo-Digital Archive – Agent 6 Atempo-Digital Archive – HSM Filter Driver 7 Atempo-Digital Archive – HSM Client 8 Atempo-Digital Archive – Administration Console 9 Atempo-Digital Archive – Native User Interface 10 Atempo-Digital Archive – Java User Interface 11 Atempo-Digital Archive – Storage Devices & Storage Manager Connectors 12 Atempo-Digital Archive – Gateway Proxy Capability 14 Atempo-Digital Archive – Supported File Systems 14 Atempo-Digital Archive – Shared or Distributed File Systems Supported 15 Media Manager (AMM) 16 1. Supported Libraries 16 2. Supported Drives 17 3. Supported Tape Formats 17 4. Library & Drive Limitations 17 Atempo-Digital Archive – Transcoding for Video Asset Preview 19 Atempo-Digital Archive – Partial File Retrieval (PFR) 20 Atempo-Digital Archive – Metadata import 22 Atempo-Digital Archive – Application Integration & APIs 23 Atempo-Digital Archive – Language Availability 23 Atempo-Digital Archive – Network & Protocols 24 Atempo-Digital Archive – Combined Use with Other Atempo Products 24 Atempo-Digital Archive – Co-residence with Third-party Products 25 Atempo-Digital Archive – Specific Limitations 26 Atempo-Digital Archive – Prevent Recall Option 27 Appendix – Libraries Supported by Media Manager 28 ATEMPO | +33 1 64 86 83 00 | 2 Avenue de Laponie, 91940 Les Ulis, France | www.atempo.com 2 General Information Presentation: ● New information in this document is shown in blue. ● End of Life components are shown in red Important Notices 1. Licensing The following modules and options require an additional ADA license: ● ADA for Avid Interplay ● ADA for Final Cut Server and Final Cut Pro ● Rich Media option for Partial File Retrieval (PFR) and Automatic Metadata Import for Graphic File Formats (MXF, DPX, etc.) ● Automatic Metadata Import for Graphic File Formats (AVI, JPG, MPEG, etc.) ● ISILON Fast scan (Controlled Release) ● AVID Interplay Dispatcher (Controlled Release) Please note: The following options require a specific license available only as an add-on. ● The “Deduplication on File Name & Size” and “Deduplication on File Name & Size & Modification Time”. To request this license, download the ADA documentation from the Atempo Customer Support Portal, and sign the disclaimer available for this option. ● The video transcoding A license request is generated when you configure the feature in the Administration Console. See the ADA documentation for details. 2. Announcements for Future Versions The following Atempo-Digital Archive components are subject to an announcement in the versions listed below: (new & changed items in this section are highlighted) Target Date ADA Component Announcement Operating System (estimate) End of Life (EOL) macOS X All Versions (1) Dec. 31th 2018 ADA Server End of Life (EOL) Windows Server 2003 X86-32(2) Dec. 31th 2018 ADA Agent End of Life (EOL) All macOS X 32-bit Versions Dec. 31th 2018 ADA Prevent Recall Module End of Life (EOL) macOS X All Versions Dec. 31th 2018 ADA HSM Filter Drivers End of Life (EOL) macOS X All Versions Dec. 31th 2018 ATEMPO | +33 1 64 86 83 00 | 2 Avenue de Laponie, 91940 Les Ulis, France | www.atempo.com 3 Target Date ADA Component Announcement Operating System (estimate) ADA Administration Dec. 31th 2018 End of Life (EOL) macOS X 10.6 Console ADA Native User Dec. 31th 2018 End of Life (EOL) macOS X 10.6 Interface (GUI) Dell DX Object Storage Dec. 31th 2018 End of Life (EOL) Storage Connector Platform When a single End of Life date is announced for a module, the End of Support for this module is also effective at the End of Life date. Note (1) A solution to migrate ADA Servers running on macOS to Linux and/or Windows is available. Please contact our Professional Services team for details. Note that, ADA Agent will continue to support macOS. Note (2) Plan to upgrade your OS to a 64-bit platform. ATEMPO | +33 1 64 86 83 00 | 2 Avenue de Laponie, 91940 Les Ulis, France | www.atempo.com 4 Atempo-Digital Archive – Server ADA Server Operating System Version Architecture Red Hat(2) 4 Red Hat(2) 5 X86-64 Linux(5) Red Hat(2) 6 Red Hat(2) 7 SUSE SLES v11 X86-64 X86-32(3) Server 2003 X86-64 Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 X86-64 Server 2012 (4) X86-64 Server 2012 R2 X86-64 X86-32 macOS 10.6 (Snow Leopard) X86-64 X86-32 macOS 10.7 (Lion) X86-64 X86-32 macOS 10.8 (Mountain Lion) X86-64 X86-32 macOS 10.9 (Mavericks) X86-64 (1) (3) (6) macOS X86-32 macOS 10.10 (Yosemite) X86-64 X86-32 macOS 10.11 (El Capitan) X86-64 X86-32 macOS 10.12 (Sierra) X86-64 No support planned for macOS 10.13 (High Sierra) Note (1) Archiving & Retrieval of objects located on remote share through Apple File Protocol (AFP) are not supported. Note (2) We recognize Red Hat as a certified supplier. Our certifications do not apply to non-Red Hat software, rebranded Red Hat software, or Red Hat software that has been changed, altered, or maintained with non- Red Hat modifications. Note (3) Subject to an EOL notice; please check Important Notices section. Note (4) Now supporting ReFS. Note (5) Please note that the Administration Console is not available on Unix or Linux. If you install ADA Server on Unix or Linux, plan to have a separate Windows or OS X machine to run the Administration Console. Note (6) Please contact us if needing an ADA Agent that supports High Sierra. ATEMPO | +33 1 64 86 83 00 | 2 Avenue de Laponie, 91940 Les Ulis, France | www.atempo.com 5 Atempo-Digital Archive – Agent ADA Agent Operating System Version Architecture 11i v2 HP-UX Itanium 11i v3 5.2 IBM AIX 64 5.3 Red Hat(2) 4 Red Hat(2) 5 X86-64 Red Hat(2) 6 Red Hat(2) 7 Linux CentOS 7 X86-64 SUSE SLES v11 X86-64 In addition to the primary platforms listed above, ADA Agents and AMM agents also support Linux kernel from v2.6 and above. Please note, the installer is only valid for Red Hat, SUSE and CentOS – for others platforms, please contact us. macOS 10.6 (Snow Leopard) macOS 10.7 (Lion) macOS 10.8 (Mountain Lion) (3) macOS 10.9 (Mavericks) X86-32 X86-64 macOS 10.10 (Yosemite) macOS macOS 10.11 (El Capitan) macOS 10.12 (Sierra) No support for macOS 10.13 (High Sierra) at date of publication of this document - Please contact us to get new version as soon as available. X86-32 Server 2003 (1) X86-64 Server 2008 R2 (1) X86-64 Server 2012 (5) X86-64 Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2(5) X86-64 Vista X86-64 Windows 7 X86-64 Windows 8 X86-64 Windows 10 X86-64 Solaris 9 SPARC SUN Solaris Solaris 10 SPARC Solaris 11 SPARC Note (1) Cluster Install ADA HSM Filter Driver. Can be installed on a Windows cluster (Active/Passive). This installation is performed by Atempo Professional Services. Note (2) We recognize Red Hat as a certified supplier. Our certifications do not apply to non-Red Hat software, rebranded Red Hat software, or Red Hat software if it has been changed, altered, or maintained with non-Red Hat modifications. ATEMPO | +33 1 64 86 83 00 | 2 Avenue de Laponie, 91940 Les Ulis, France | www.atempo.com 6 Note (3) Subject to an EOL notice; please check Important Notices section. Note (4) Please upgrade to W2K8 R2 in order to solve an MS Windows issue described in KB 953390. Note (5) Now supporting ReFS. Atempo-Digital Archive – HSM Filter Driver The ADA HSM Filter Driver delivers the stubbing capability on primary storage only. Note: HSM Filter Driver is in maintenance mode since Version 3.8. Please contact us for any new project. ADA HSM Filter Driver Operating System File System Version(2) Architecture Server 2003 (2) X86-64 Server 2008 R2 (2) X86-64 Microsoft Windows NTFS (1) (2) (3) Vista X86-64 Windows 7 X86-64 Server 2012 (3) X86-64 Note (1) ADA HSM offerings (Filter Driver and HSM Client) do not support Windows DFS or DFS-related capabilities. Note (2) Cluster: ADA HSM Filter Driver can be installed on a Windows cluster (Active/Passive). This installation is performed by Atempo Professional Services. Note (3) Now supporting ReFS. ATEMPO | +33 1 64 86 83 00 | 2 Avenue de Laponie, 91940 Les Ulis, France | www.atempo.com 7 Atempo-Digital Archive – HSM Client ● The ADA HSM Client component is installed on each platform that has to access the data and not on the NAS. ● Please check the Language Availability section for languages supported by this ADA component. ADA HSM Client Operating System Version Architecture X86-32 Vista X86-64 X86-32 Windows 7 X86-64 Windows 8 X86-64 Windows 10 X86-64 X86-32 (2) Server 2003 Microsoft Windows X86-64 X86-32 Server 2008 X86-64 X86-32 Server 2008 R2 X86-64 Server 2012 (1) X86-64 Server 2012 R2(1) X86-64 NAS via CIFS (See Gateway Proxy Capability) Note (1) Now supporting ReFS. Note (2) ADA HSM offerings (Filter Driver and HSM Client) do not support Windows DFS or DFS-related capabilities. ATEMPO | +33 1 64 86 83 00 | 2 Avenue de Laponie, 91940 Les Ulis, France | www.atempo.com 8 Atempo-Digital Archive – Administration Console ● Please check the Language Availability section for languages supported by this ADA component. ADA Administration Console Operating System Version Architecture X86-32 Server 2003 X86-64 X86-32 Server 2008 X86-64 Server 2008 R2 X86-64 Microsoft Windows Server 2012 (1) X86-64 Server 2012 R2(1) X86-64 X86-32 Windows 7 X86-64 Windows 8 X86-64 Windows 10 X86-64 X86-32 macOS X 10.6(2) X86-64 X86-32 macOS X 10.7(2) X86-64 X86-32 macOS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion) X86-64 X86-32 macOS X 10.9 (Mavericks) X86-64 X86-64 macOS X macOS X 10.10 (Yosemite) X86-32 X86-64 macOS X 10.11 (El Capitan) X86-32 X86-64 macOS 10.12 (Sierra) X86-32 No support for macOS 10.13 (High Sierra) at date of publication of this document - Please contact us to get new version as soon as available.
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