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QUICKSPECS SCO Unixware 7 RETIRED: Retired products sold prior to the November 1, 2015 separation of Hewlett-Packard Company into Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company and HP Inc. may have older product names and model numbers that differ from current models. QUICKSPECS SCO UnixWare 7 . Overview . Announced in March 1997, UnixWare 7 is the latest UNIX operating system from SCO, the world’s leading UNIX . provider. The UnixWare 7 system delivers a multi-functional, scalable UNIX operating environment based on the . SVR5 kernel, with tightly integrated enterprise networking services which are ideal for business critical . computing. UnixWare 7 is designed to support diverse clients, to scale from small office server configurations to . large scale enterprise servers and to provide high levels of reliability, availability and serviceability. UnixWare 7 . provides Compaq server customers a powerful UNIX platform, not only today, but will also in the future, with the . planned delivery of a full 64-bit version concurrent with the Intel Merced processor release. Product Configurations . UnixWare 7 has been optimized for medium to large organizations looking for highly reliable, scalable and . performant departmental performance and enterprise business server solutions. The UnixWare 7 product family . consists of “purpose-built” operating system configurations that are complimented by a range of optional services . and development tools. The UnixWare 7 operating system configuration includes: . • Enterprise Edition: For high-end enterprise servers to run large-scale business applications and databases . for decision support and on-line transaction processing . • . Departmental Edition: For departmental servers in medium or large organizations to run applications and . reliably share business critical information with any client including PCs, NCs, terminals and any Java- . enabled browser client . • Intranet Edition: An industrial-strength intranet/Internet server for enterprise wide web publishing and it is an . ideal foundation for e-commerce, extranet and Internet applications . • . Messaging Edition: For departmental and enterprise-wide Internet mail and messaging servers with . powerful and reliable remote messaging capabilities, universal client access and simplified administration via . built-in directory services . • Base Edition: A solid foundation for building dedicated or specialized server environments, such as . telecommunications equipment and other embedded systems. It also excels as a powerful graphical . workstation. In the second half of 1998, a “purpose-built” configuration of UnixWare 7 will be available for the small and . medium business and replicated site markets (the primary focus of today’s SCO OpenServer Release 5 . business). For these markets, additional migration tools for SCO OpenServer will be provided to enable . customers to move to UnixWare 7 at there own pace and with maximum investment protection. UnixWare 7 can be purchased from any SCO Authorized Reseller. For a complete listing, please visit . www.sco.com. Minimum System Requirements . Processor 486DX . Memory 32 MB . Disk Space 500 MB . Maximum Expandability . Processor 32X . Memory 64 GB (addressable) . Disk Space 78,600 TB . File Size 1 TB . SCO UnixWare 7 Layered Products Internet Services . • Netscape Navigator Gold . • Netscape Communicator 4.0 . • Netscape FastTrack . • Netscape Enterprise Server 3.5 . • Netscape Directory Server 3.5 . • Tarantella (1-user license) . • Java Development Kit, Workshop, Studio . 1 DA-10158-00A-003 — 01.25.2000 RETIRED: Retired products sold prior to the November 1, 2015 separation of Hewlett-Packard Company into Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company and HP Inc. may have older product names and model numbers that differ from current models. QUICKSPECS SCO UnixWare 7 . File and Print Services . • VisionFS (Windows file and print) . • Advanced File and Print Server (Windows client/server solutions) . • TermLite (Terminal Emulation) . • NetWare Services . • Mail and Messaging . • Netscape Messaging Server 3.5 . Reliability, Availability and Scalability Services . • UnixWare 7 Disk Mirroring . • Online Data Manager (Online storage management with RAID) . • . ARCserve/Open (Automated, Unattended Backup) . COMPAQ SUPPORT FOR SCO UNIXWARE 7 . Compaq and SCO engineers have worked closely together to ensure that SCO UNIX systems run optimally on . Compaq hardware, and to deliver the utilities and tools necessary to lower the customer’s total cost of . ownership. Compaq SmartStart . Compaq SmartStart is an integration tool that configures Compaq hardware and prepares it for software . installation. Customers can benefit from SmartStart regardless of where their operating system was purchased. UnixWare 7 customers get the following benefits when using SmartStart 3.60 and later: . • Interview that highlights and enables configuration of Compaq server features . • Installs Compaq optimized drivers, ROMPaqs and support software . • Automatic installation of Network Interface Card . SmartStart is delivered with every Compaq server. Compaq Insight Manager . Compaq Insight Manager is also delivered with every server. Compaq Insight Manager provides comprehensive . monitoring either on the network or remotely, ensuring smooth running of SCO UnixWare-based servers and . options. The Insight Manager console is a 32-bit Windows application that can be run on a Windows NT 3.51, . NT 4.0 or Windows 95/98 machines. Compaq Insight Management Agents collect information that can be viewed . by the console or any other SNMP management application. Hardware Certification . Compaq certifies a full range of servers and options under SCO UnixWare 7. For a complete product certification . listing, visit the SCO website at www.sco.com/chwp/owa/hch_search_form. Compaq Recovery Server Option . The Compaq Recovery Server Option increases system availability for UnixWare 7 environments by allowing . one Compaq ProLiant or ProSignia server to act as a standby for another similarly configured ProLiant or . Prosignia server. In the Standby Recovery Server configuration, two Compaq servers are attached to a common . set of ProLiant Storage Systems that contain a single copy of the operating system, application and data. If the . primary server fails, each ProLiant Storage System automatically switches from the primary to the recovery . server. The recovery server then boots and the system is back online in minutes, without administrator intervention. The . Compaq Standby Recovery Server is a server configuration provided by the Compaq Recovery Server Option. For more information on the Standby Recovery Server and Recovery Server Option, see www.compaq.com. Service and Support . SCO UnixWare 7 products are fully supported by Compaq’s Technical Support Organization. Compaq personnel . are trained to handle any SCO issues related to Compaq hardware and can directly escalate issues to SCO if . necessary. White Papers . Visit http.//www.compaq.com/products/servers/partners/sco/index.html for the latest Compaq information on . SCO products and integration. 2 DA-10158-00A-003 — 01.25.2000 RETIRED: Retired products sold prior to the November 1, 2015 separation of Hewlett-Packard Company into Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company and HP Inc. may have older product names and model numbers that differ from current models. QUICKSPECS SCO UnixWare 7 . COMPAQ SUPPORT FOR SCO UNIXWARE 7 (continued) . Compaq and SCO Partnership . In August 1997, Compaq and SCO announced a Strategic Alliance between the two companies. In addition to . enhancing efforts in the areas of joint engineering, service/support and testing, the alliance established a multi- . million dollar joint worldwide marketing fund for the promotion of enterprise solutions based on SCO UNIX and . Compaq Servers. Also, in February 1998, SCO announced that Compaq and three other hardware OEMs had joined the SCO . Data Center Acceleration Program. Compaq, SCO and the three other OEMs are committed to moving . UnixWare forward into the Data Center market. Data Center-funded resources will drive enhancements to the . reliability, scalability and availability of UnixWare 7. For more information on the SCO partnership, visit http://www.compaq.com/products/servers/partners/ . sco/index.html. COMPATIBILITY . Servers . Compaq ProLiant 7000 Xeon™ . Compaq ProLiant 6500 Xeon . Compaq ProLiant 6000 Xeon . Compaq ProLiant 5500R Xeon . Compaq ProLiant 5500 Xeon . Compaq ProLiant 3000R 6/450 . Compaq ProLiant 3000 6/450 . Compaq ProLiant 1850R . Compaq ProLiant 1600R (100 MHz) . Compaq ProLiant 1600 (100 MHz) . Compaq ProLiant 800 6/350E, 6/400, 6/450 MHz . Compaq ProLiant 400 . 3 DA-10158-00A-003 — 01.25.2000.
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