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#677
From: Customer Update
Date: Tue, 05 Jul 1994 17:51
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IN THIS SECTION:

o  Products Being Retired

Products Being Retired

 			       Last            Last           Recommended
Description                    Order Date      Shipment Date  Migration

DEC 4000 Model 610 Systems and CPU Upgrades (See Note 1):
Easy Alpha Upgrades,  	       9/30/94	       12/31/95	      Digital 2100
 DEC OSF/1, OpenVMS AXP	       		       		      Server Models
 (42AU3, 44AU2, 59AU2, 4610U,  		       		      A500MP, A600MP
  46AU6, 46AU4, 47AU6)
System Building Blocks,	       Same	       Same	      Same
 64, 128, 512 MB,
 SCSI, FSCSI, DSSI,
 Pedestal and Rackmount,
 DEC OSF/1, OpenVMS AXP
 (46104, 461A1, 46106, 461A2)
ADVANTAGE-SERVERS,	       Same	       Same	      Same
 SCSI, FSCSI, DSSI,
 Pedestal and Rackmount,
 120 V and 240 V,
 DEC OSF/1, OpenVMS AXP
 (46106, 461C3, 46107, 46108,
  461C4)
VAXcluster Ready Systems       Same	       Same	      Same
 (46105)
Model 610 to 620 Upgrade       Same	       Same	      Same
 (430XR)
VAX 4000-400, 500, 600	       Same	       Same	      Same
 to DEC 4000-610 Upgrade
 (44AU1, 45AU3, 46AU3)

RZ26B 3.5 Inch, 1.05 Gbyte (Formatted) Disk Drive (See Note 2):
RZ26B on VAXstation 4000,      8/26/94	       11/25/94	      RZ26L 1.05 GBF
 MicroVAX 3100, DEC 2000       		       		      disk drive

DEClinks and DGIT (See Note 3):
DECwindows Tools Packages      Effective       Effective      Source Kit
 for OpenVMS VAX and Sun       Immediately     Immediately
 (LAX, LAY, MG9, XAP)
DGIT for Sun and DGIT Tools    Same	       Same	      Same
 for Sun and OpenVMS VAX
 (MHX, XQV, XAQ)
DEClinks Development Tools     Same	       Same	      Same
 for OpenVMS VAX, DEClinks
 and DEClinks Tools for Sun,
 and DEClinks for OpenVMS
 AXP and DEC OSF/1
 (XAR, MHY, XQR, MUD, MUE)

NAS Packages (See Note 4):
NAS 200 V2.0 and NAS 300       Effective       7/8/94	      DEC OSF/1 AXP
 V2.0 for ULTRIX	       Immediately
 (XVC, XVA)
NAS 250 V2.0 for SunOS	       Same 	       Same	      None
 SPARCstation
 (06H)

Selected DEC ACCESSWORKS and Realtime Products:
ACCESSWORKS Products: 	       6/30/94	       9/30/94	      None
 ACCESSWORKS/SNA 4100A
 ACCESSWORKS/SNA-ST 4100A
 ACCESSWORKS/SNA-CT 4100A
 ACCESSWORKS 4100/EDA Base System
 ACCESSWORKS 4000-100A
 ACCESSWORKS/EDA 4000-100A
 (DB4)

Realtime Products:	       Same	       Same	      Same
 rtVAX 4000-100, 12 slot,
  ELN license
 rtVAX 4000-100, SBB/VAXELN
  license
 rtVAX BA2xx/4xx upgrade kit
 (ET410, ET41A, ET41U)

NOTES: (1) The Digital 2100 Server Models A400MP and A600MP were described in
           the April 12, 1994, issue of Digital's Customer Update.

       	   Refurbished DEC 4000 Model 600 systems will continue to be offered,
           subject to availability.

       (2) The RZ26L disk drive (described in the December 20, 1993, issue) is
           supported on all migrating platforms. It provides a lower price per
           megabyte than the RZ26B and is also a low profile product.

       	   Digital will continue to support the RZ26B with its complete range
           of service products for a minimum of five years after the end of
           the product's manufacturing life. The availability of refurbished
           drives, spare parts, and trained engineers is ensured as a part of
           the standard end-of-life plan.

       (3) Digital is now offering those users who have a DEClinks or DGIT
           development kit the opportunity to receive the source license and
           binary distribution rights for both the DEClinks and DGIT products,
           as follows:
	   - Source code license agreement -- This agreement allows for
             source license and internal usage rights for the DEClinks and
             DGIT products.
	   - Binary distribution license agreement -- This agreement allows
             for unlimited external binary distribution for the DEClinks and
             DGIT products.

       	   To receive a contract, users can contact their local Digital
           sales office or call 1-800-832-6277. They forward the signed
           contract(s) to:

       	   Digital Equipment Corporation
       	   Attn: OGO1-2/M13
       	   40 Old Bolton Road
       	   Stow, MA 01775-1215

       	   Upon receipt of a contract, Digital sends a kit to the user. Note
           that the user signature on a contract terminates any Software
           Product Services maintenance agreement the user may have. Digital
           will continue to honor existing SPS contracts until their
           expiration up to, but not beyond, July 1, 1995.

       (4) For NAS 200 and NAS 300 products, users moving to a DEC OSF/1 AXP
           system have the option of migrating to NAS Base Server 200
           (QL-306) or NAS Server 300 (QL-06R). Users moving to a DEC OSF/1
           AXP workstation have the option of migrating to NAS Client 250
           (QL-06P).

       	   Users staying with ULTRIX RISC systems have the option of
           purchasing the following NAS ULTRIX RISC component products,
           which will exist on their own following the NAS packages
           retirement:

           Component Product		 UPI

	   RSM ULTRIX Client		 GUX
	   DECnet/OSI for ULTRIX	 716
	   DEC ACA Services for ULTRIX	 XKF
	   DECmessageQ ULTRIX		 GHT

	   The SunOS products have no migration option.

       	   Digital Layered Product Support and Media and Documentation
           Service (MDDS) for the NAS 200 and NAS 300 ULTRIX packages will
           be available until July 1995. SPS users with these packages have
           the option of converting their NAS agreement, when it expires,
           into service for a component product.

       	   Digital SPS for NAS 250 for SunOS SPARCstations will be retired
           along with the licenses. Users will receive support under their
           existing service agreements up to, but not beyond, July 1995.

__________
OSF/1 is a registered trademark of the Open Software Foundation, Inc.
SPARCstation is a trademark and Sun is a registered trademark of Sun
Microsystems, Inc.
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