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APPENDIX 13A Assigned Software Matrix Contract NAS 10-02007 APPENDIX 13A Assigned Software Matrix Contract NAS 10-02007 System Nomenclature ID Number TITLE QTY Supplier Transferrable to gov Reference Limited Note: Revision numbers provided on some of the software listed in this appendix reflects the inventory as of early 2001. Altitude Chamber Simplicity Gen. Elec. Yes Facilities Maintenance Management Computer System Yes No Andover 9000 Version 2.17 Yes No Logic Master Yes No Citrix Yes No Report Writer Yea No Smart Yes No SSPF Cable Database 1 PGOC Yes No license, custom database. Cables no longer being added. Data Systems Visual Basic 6 2 Microsoft Yes No Visual Suite 6 1 Microsoft Yes No Visual C++ 6 1 Microsoft Yes No PASS 1000 3.7 12 SBS Technologies Yes No CITE Exceed v5.2.1 2 Hummingbird Yes No Solaris 1.0.1 - operating system 8 Sun Microsystems Yes No Open Windows Ver.3 8 Sun Microsystems Yes No VX Works 5.0.2 8 Windriver Yes No Solstice Network Client 3.1 2 Sun Microsystems Yes No Exocode 3 Expert Object Corp. Yes No GPIB for VxWorks 3 National Instruments Yes No Advanced Archival Products SQ Erasable Optical Disk Device Driver 6 Advanced Archival Products Yes No Milan TCP/IP Fastport network Print Serve 3 Milan Yes No Network Computing Devices TCMS PCX Ware 16 (NCD) Yes Note: SW version numbers are current as of RFP release Modification 173 APPENDIX 13A and may change during contract award period. Page: 1 of 16 APPENDIX 13A Assigned Software Matrix Contract NAS 10-02007 System Nomenclature ID Number TITLE QTY Supplier Transferrable to gov Reference Limited (Operations) TCMS 6.0 IRIX Ver 6.4 - all standard software ARS per DRA 10 1 SGI Yes TCMS 6.0 / 7.0 / 7.1 IRIX 6.5.10 - all standard software AP per DRA 5 6 SGI Yes TCMS 7.0 Dell Linux per DRA 3 Dell Yes TCMS 7.1 Dell Linux per DRA 3 Dell Yes TCMS System Software PGOC Yes, software Custom released to PDC software (no license, released to PDC) * Mission dependent hardware below General TCMS Applications* PGOC Yes Mission Specific Applications* PGOC Yes TCMS O&M Specialized Scripts* PGOC Yes Generic Databases* PGOC Yes Mission Specific Databases* PGOC Yes XV 3.10a 10 John Bradley Freeware SL-GMS 5.3m Sherrill Lubenski Corp Yes MIPSpro C Compiler 7.3 5 SGI Yes Acadamical Source Tripwire 1.3.1-1 10- Tripwire Freeware XMX – 2.1 beta.pl0 1 Brown University Freeware Maintained by Todd C. Miller Freeware BSD style license SUDO 1.5.4 10 TCP Wrappers 7.6 10 Wieste Venema PGP yes MIPSpro C Compiler 7.2.1 5 SGI yes INFORMIX-Connect, Version 7.24.UC1 5 INFORMIX yes INFORMIX-SQL, Version 6.05.UD1 5 INFORMIX yes INFORMIX-ESQL/C, Version 7.24.UC1 5 INFORMIX yes INFORMIX Dynamic Server, Version 7.2.4.UC1-1 5 INFORMIX yes Informix-Answers Online 1.7 5 INFORMIX yes InPerson Desktop Conferencing 2.2.1 10 SGI yes PeoplePages - The Indigo Magic Phonebook 1.2 10 SGI yes Customer Registration 1.3.4 10 SGI yes ViewKit Development Environment Version 1.5.0 10 SGI yes ViewKit Development Software 10 SGI yes ViewKit Execution Environment Version 1.5.0 10 SGI yes Adobe Acrobat Reader 3.01 10 SGI yes IRIS Annotator 1.2 10 SGI yes Note: SW version numbers are current as of RFP release Modification 173 APPENDIX 13A and may change during contract award period. Page: 2 of 16 APPENDIX 13A Assigned Software Matrix Contract NAS 10-02007 System Nomenclature ID Number TITLE QTY Supplier Transferrable to gov Reference Limited Array Services 2.1 10 SGI yes Color Management 2.0.4 10 SGI yes CHALLENGEComplib Execution Environment 3.0 10 SGI yes Cosmo Player version 1.0.2 for IRIX 6.2 and 6.4 10 SGI yes CustomerLink Client Software 2.2.2 10 SGI yes Display PostScript/X 2.0.7 based on PostScript Level 2 10 SGI yes Device Driver 4.1 10 SGI yes IRIS Insight Dynaweb Server 3.1 10 SGI yes Customer Support Services Base Software Rel. 2.2 10 SGI yes Electronic Services Base Software Rel. 2.2 10 SGI yes Customer Support Services Base Software Rel. 2.2 10 SGI yes Bram Moolenaar's Vim (vi improved) - version 3.0 10 SGI Freeware Chip Rosenthal's xtail version 2.1 10 SGI Freeware GNU diffutils 2.7 10 SGI Freeware GNU Emacs 19.30 10 SGI Freeware GNU fileutils 3.12 10 SGI Freeware GNU findutils version 4.1 10 SGI Freeware GNU Flex (improved lex) version 2.5.2 10 SGI Freeware GNU awk version 2.15.6 10 SGI Freeware GNU compilers: gcc g++ and objective-C version 2.6.3 10 SGI Freeware GDB 4.14 - GNU Debugger 10 SGI Freeware GNU grep (improved grep) version 2.0 10 SGI Freeware GNU groff 1.09 10 SGI Freeware GNU Indent 1.9.1 10 SGI Freeware GNU less 290 10 SGI Freeware GNU C++ runtime environment version 2.6.2 10 SGI Freeware GNU sed version 2.05 10 SGI Freeware GNU sh-utils (shell utilities) version 1.12 10 SGI Freeware GNU tar (improved tar) version 1.11.8 10 SGI Freeware GNU textutils version 1.12 10 SGI Freeware Info-ZIP UnZip Archive Extraction Utilities 10 SGI Freeware Info-ZIP Zip Archive Creation Utilities 10 SGI Freeware Jan Karrman's html2ps version 0.2 alpha script 10 SGI Freeware Jamie Zawinski's xkeycaps program 10 SGI Freeware Xdaliclock Execution Environment 10 SGI Freeware Larry Wall's Perl v5.002 interpreter 10 SGI Freeware Mark P. Hahn mpage version 2.0 10 SGI Freeware Tix4.1.0.006 Tk Interface Extension 10 SGI Freeware Berkeley db version 1.85 10 SGI Freeware Note: SW version numbers are current as of RFP release Modification 173 APPENDIX 13A and may change during contract award period. Page: 3 of 16 APPENDIX 13A Assigned Software Matrix Contract NAS 10-02007 System Nomenclature ID Number TITLE QTY Supplier Transferrable to gov Reference Limited UCB xless graphical file browsing program 10 SGI Freeware TCP Wrappers (security software) v7.3 10 SGI Freeware Freeware Shared Utilities 10 SGI Freeware dired version 1 10 SGI Freeware expect-5.28 scripting for interactive programs 10 SGI Freeware sudo-1.5.4 restricted configurable 'su' 10 SGI Freeware tcl8.0.4 Tool Control Language 10 SGI Freeware tcp_wrappers_7.6 wrappers to improve tcp server security 10 SGI Freeware tk8.0.4 X11 toolkit for Tcl 10 SGI Freeware Internet Gateway Execution Environment 2.1 10 SGI Yes GoldenGate Data Conversion Service 1.2 10 SGI Yes Image Format Library Development Environment 1.1.2 10 SGI Yes Image Format Library Execution Only Environment 1.1.2 10 SGI Yes ImageVision Library Execution Only Environment 3.1.2 10 SGI Yes ImageVision Tools 3.1.2 10 SGI Yes Impressario 2.2.4 Base 10 SGI Yes Impressario 2.2.4 Print Server 10 SGI Yes Impressario 2.2.4 Scanner Software 10 SGI Yes Information Searching Execution Environment 6.4 for Origin Onyx2 and OCTANE 10 SGI Yes IRIS InSight Viewer 3.0.4 10 SGI Yes IRIS InSight Base Software 3.0.4 10 SGI Yes IRIS InSight Online Glossary 2.3.2 10 SGI Yes Software Packager 1.5 10 SGI Yes Inventor Execution Only Environment 2.1.3 10 SGI Yes Java Execution Environment 3.0 (Sun JRE 1.1.2) 10 SGI Yes kernLM 1.2 Execution Environment 10 SGI Yes Source Code Utilities 1.0 10 SGI Yes License Development Environment 3.1.2 10 SGI Yes License Tools 3.2 - For IRIX 6.4 10 SGI Yes Macromedia Movie Player 1.4.1 10 SGI Yes MediaBase Players 2.0 10 SGI Yes Indigo Magic MediaWarehouse 1.2 10 SGI Yes Modules package 2.2.1 10 SGI Yes IRIX IM Development Software 6.4 (based on OSF/Motif 1.2.4) 10 SGI Yes NEdit V4.0.3 - GUI style editor 10 SGI Freeware Netscape Communicator Client 4.05 10 SGI Yes Network File System 6.4 for Origin Onyx2 and OCTANE 10 SGI Yes Netscape Administration Server 2.13 10 SGI Yes Netscape Fasttrack Personal Server 2.01 10 SGI Yes Note: SW version numbers are current as of RFP release Modification 173 APPENDIX 13A and may change during contract award period. Page: 4 of 16 APPENDIX 13A Assigned Software Matrix Contract NAS 10-02007 System Nomenclature ID Number TITLE QTY Supplier Transferrable to gov Reference Limited MediaBase 2.0 - OCS Client Execution Only Environment 10 SGI Yes OutBox Personal Web Site 1.4 10 SGI Yes Performer2.0.4 Execution Environment Data Files 10 SGI Yes Performer2.0.4 Execution Environment 10 SGI Yes Printing Tools 1.74 10 SGI Yes Adobe Photoshop Performance Package 1.2 10 SGI Yes SGI Tcl Execution Environment 1.1 10 SGI Yes Fulltext Indexing & Search Environment 10 SGI Yes IRIS Showcase 3.4.1 10 SGI Yes SiteMgr - Web Content Administration 10 SGI Yes OCTANE 10 SGI Yes Desktop System Monitor 2.1.1 10 SGI Yes ToolTalk 1.3 Execution Only Environment 10 SGI Yes WebMagic Web Authoring Environment 2.0.2 10 SGI Yes Web Setup and Administration 2.1 10 SGI Yes WebSupport 1.2.1 eoe 10 SGI Yes WebViewer library execution only environment 2.1 10 SGI Yes WebViewer library development environment 2.1 10 SGI Yes X11 Development Environment 3.7 based on X11R6.1 10 SGI Yes X11 Execution Environment 3.7 based on X11R6.1 10 SGI Yes 3D File Translators 1.1.1 10 SGI Yes TCMS Sustaining Set XV Interactive Image Display for X Windows 3.10a 5 John Bradley Freeware (located in SSPF 2372) Sherrill Lubenski (SL-GMS) 5.3m & 6.0 3 Sherrill Lubenski Corp Yes No Floating MIPSpro C Compiler 7.3 3 Silicon Graphics Yes MIPSpro C Compiler 7.3 (C++ compiler) 3 Silicon Graphics Yes Pro Dev Workshop 7 Silicon Graphics Yes Acadamical Source Tripwire 1.3.1-1 7 Tripwire Freeware XMX - 2.1 2 Brown University Freeware SUDO 1.5.4 7 Maintained by Todd C.
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