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Introduced in August 2004, HP-UX
11i v2 runs on HP 9000 and Integrity servers. HP shipped its last update to
HP-UX 11i v2 operating environments in December, 2007.
HP engineers all new operating system functionality for HP-UX 11i v3 and future
releases (PDF).
HP recommends that customers running v2
upgrade to the latest release of HP-UX 11i for the performance,
availability, scalability and virtualization advantages gained from that
upgrade.
Further, customers transitioning from
HP 9000 to Integrity servers see cost savings through consolidation, in
addition to the software advantages.
If you have an HP support contract, you are entitled to upgrade for no charge.
That includes the right to use the larger, updated set of software delivered in
the new HP-UX 11i v3 OEs.
The new OEs deliver up to 81% more software value, and can reduce your support
costs in two ways.
Running HP-UX 11i v2 on HP 9000 systems? We have tools and resources to help you
move as easily as possible while preserving your software assets and
capitalizing on your system administration skills.
- HP-UX 11i
compatibility (PDF)ensures that your applications will run on the latest
release, and on HP Integrity servers.
- The
ARIES dynamic translator, which ships with every HP Integrity server,
enables you to run HP 9000 binaries on HP Integrity servers without
modification, without recompilation.
- The
HP 9000 Cross Development Environment for Integrity (HP XPADE) lets you copy
over scripts and applications and run them against HP 9000 libraries.
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HP Mixed-mode Translator (MITR) makes it possible to have a mix of HP 9000
shared libraries and Integrity binaries in the same process(es). Java
applications can call native JNI libraries, increasing performance.
Talk with your HP representatives.
View the transition resources.
See what you’re missing. Then
call HP in to help quantify the benefit for you.
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