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The Florida SunFlash
Solaris 2.1
SunFLASH Vol 47 #26 November 1992
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* *
* Available on December 7 for ALL SPARC platforms! *
* *
* The new SPARCclassic(TM) and SPARCstation(TM) LX(TM) *
* and ALL currently available SuperSPARC(TM) *
* multiprocessor configurations will only run the *
* Solaris 2.1 operating environment *
* *
* Provides symmetric multiprocessing support on *
* SPARCserver 600MP Series (SPARC(R) and SuperSPARC *
* processors) and SPARCstation 10 and SPARCserver 10 *
* (Model 41) multiprocessor configurations *
* *
* New JumpStart(TM) feature enables customized *
* installation of users' operating environments and *
* application software; this feature will be preinstalled *
* on the internal disks of: *
* *
* - SPARCclassic systems *
* - SPARCstation LX systems *
* - SPARCstation 10 and SPARCserver 10 *
* (uniprocessor and multiprocessor *
* configurations) *
* *
* Platforms with JumpStart as the default (SPARCclassic, *
* SPARCstation LX, SPARCsystem 10 Models 30 and 41) MUST *
* have access to a Solaris 2.1 CD-ROM (ordered *
* separately) to perform automatic installation. *
* *
* SPARCstation ELC(TM), SPARCstation IPC(TM), *
* SPARCstation IPX(TM), and SPARCstation 2 ordering *
* procedures are UNCHANGED - they will continue to be *
* preinstalled with Solaris 1.1 SMCC Version A. *
* *
* Administration Tool provides an easy to use graphical *
* interface that helps administrators set-up and *
* administer printers, user accounts, hosts and NIS+ *
* databases *
* *
* New localized versions of Solaris 2.1 will be available *
* in January and February of 1993 *
* *
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Introduction
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Solaris 2.1 is the second, and most important release in Sun's transition
to SVR4. It is the first SVR4 release to support all SPARC platforms and
the first to be the default operating environment on Sun's high volume
desktop platforms. The new SPARCclassic and SPARCstation LX systems and ALL
SuperSPARC multiprocessor configurations will, in fact, ONLY run Solaris
2.1.
Solaris 2.1 is now the hub of Sun's distributed computing strategy.
It contains important new functionality and significant quality and
performance enhancements over Solaris 2.0, making it the most robust
and complete SVR4 based operating environment in the industry.
What Changes After December 7th?
--------------------------------
Before 12/7 12/7 and after
OS Supported
------------
- SPARCclassic, SPARCstation LX n/a Solaris 2.1
- SPARCstation 10 Model 30
and 41 (1 cpu module) Solaris 1.1 Solaris 1.1, 2.1
- SPARCstation 10 Model 41
(2 cpu modules) n/a Solaris 2.1
- 4c machines Solaris 1.0, 1.0.1, Solaris 1.0, 1.0.1,
1.1 and 2.0 1.1, 2.0 and 2.1
- SPARCserver 600MP Model
120 and 140 Solaris 1.0.1, 1.1 Solaris 1.0.1, 1.1
and 2.1
- SPARCserver 600MP Model 41
(1 cpu module) Solaris 1.1 Solaris 1.1, 2.1
- SPARCstation 600MP Mod 41
(2 cpu modules) n/a Solaris 2.1
What's Preinstalled on the Disk
-------------------------------
- SPARCclassic, SPARCstation LX n/a JumpStart
- SPARCstation 10 Model 30, 41 Solaris 1.1 Solaris 1.1, JumpStart
(1 cpu module)
- 4c machines Solaris 1.1 Solaris 1.1
Notes: * Desktops with JumpStart must have access to a Solaris
2.1 CD (ordered separately) to do automatic installation.
Solaris 2.1 is NOT preinstalled on the disk.
* SPARCserver 600MP Series machines are NOT preinstalled with
anything.
* The SPARCstation 10 will have BOTH Solaris 1.1 and
JumpStart on the disk THROUGH THE END OF DECEMBER
to give customers maximum flexibility. Starting in
January, these systems will ONLY have JumpStart.
End User Documentation
----------------------
all SPARCstation 10,
SPARCclassic, SPARCstation LX
and SPARCserver 600MP Series hardcopy owners must order end user
set included set separately
SPARCstation ELC, docs included docs included
SPARCstation IPX,
SPARCstation IPC,
SPARCstation 2
Hardware Support
----------------
Specifically, Solaris 2.1 supports:
Sun-4c architecture SPARCstations 1, 1+, 2, IPC
IPX, SLC and ELC
Sun-4m architecture SPARCclassic, SPARCstation
LX, SPARCstation 10, SPARCstation
600MP Series
Sun-4(TM) architecture Sun-4/100s, -4/200s, -4/300s
and -4/400s
Sun4e architecture SPARCengine(TM) board
What's New in Solaris
---------------------
Sun is "cutting over" to Solaris 2.1 as the default operating
environment. Preinstalled systems will feature JumpStart software, a new
SunSoft value-added enhancement. JumpStart software enables administrators to
define and automatically install a customized environment (both system
software and application software) perfectly suited to each user's
predetermined profile. Future releases of Solaris can be installed
automatically with very little involvement from the system administrator.
The reduced time, expertise and effort required to install or upgrade
software environments benefits users and system administrators.
Also new in Solaris 2.1 are several Administration Tool components.
The Administration Tool is a GUI-based tool that automates many tasks
that previously took a great deal of time and effort of system
administrators. The tool has four components: Printer Manager helps
setup and administer printers on the network; User Account manager
helps create a logon and a home directory (complete with NIS+
credentials and statup files); Host Manager installs and net configures
diskless and dataless clients and net configures standalone clients,
allowing the administrator to bypass the installation screens; Database
Manager is an interface to the NIS+ databases, allowing the
administrator to manage all entries in the databases.
Solaris 2.1 adds the XGL(TM) 3.0 Graphics Library runtime environment as
the foundation library for all graphics applications. Solaris 2.1 also
supports the Open Graphics initiative, a set of open, standard graphics
interfaces, allowing third party graphics drivers to be easily
integrated into customers' environments.
Solaris 2.1 marks the first release from Sun that provides symmetric
multiprocessing (SMP) support (all current SPARCserver 600MP Series
and SPARCstation 10 multiprocessor configurations). SMP increases
system throughput and allows customers to take full advantage of their
hardware. ALL current and future SuperSPARC multiprocessor configurations
REQUIRE Solaris 2.1 or a later release. Full support for the SPARCcenter(TM)
2000 Series is contained in a future release of Solaris 2.x.
Localized versions of Solaris 2.1 will also be available (see Availability
section below for dates), providing a user environment that is completely
internationalized and localized in eight different languages: German,
French, Swedish, Italian, Taiwan Chinese, PRC Chinese, Japanese and Korean.
Internationalization facilities in Solaris 2.1 also facilitate the
internationalization and localization of customers' existing and new
applications.
NOTE: The features listed above are all new to Solaris, above and beyond
the features already in Solaris 2.0. For a list of those features,
please refer SunFlash 43.06, "Solaris 2.0"
Performance
-----------
Solaris 2.1 exhibits significant performance improvements over Solaris
2.0! In uniprocessor configurations, Solaris 2.1 provides superior CPU
performance and equivalent interactive performance to Solaris 1.x,
positioning Solaris 2.1 as the ideal desktop environment for the vast
majority of applications.
In multiprocessor configurations, Solaris 2.1 provides outstanding
performance and scaling for CPU-intensive applications and approximately
equivalent performance in other areas (averaging performance over the suite
of benchmarks - CPU, I/O, database, timesharing, networking, interactive).
Therefore, Solaris 2.1 is very well positioned for compute-intensive
applications that can harness the power of Sun's multiprocessor hardware.
In subsequent releases of Solaris 2.x, Sun will incorporate performance
enhancements that will provide superior performance throughout the
operating environment and not just at the CPU and interactive levels.
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FEATURES BENEFITS
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SVR4 Application Binary Interface Provides source compatibility and
portability across architectures
and binary compatibility within
an architecture
DDI/DKI Device Driver Interface (DDI)
provides binary and source compatibilty
of drivers in successive Solaris
releases; Device Kernel Interface
(DKI) provides source compatibility
among different SVR4 implementations
JumpStart utility - NEW! Allows for fully automated, customized
installation of system and application
software
Administration Tool - NEW tools! GUI-based tools for setup and
easy administration of printers,
user accounts, hosts and NIS+
databases
Multithreaded Kernel and Symmetric Increases system throughput and
Multiprocessing (SMP) builds foundation for future multi-
threaded applications
ToolTalk(TM) software Provides networked interapplication
messaging
Fixed Priority Scheduler Enables running realtime applications
with guaranteed response time
Internationalization Facilities Enables porting and development of
existing and new applications that
are fully internationalized and
localized
Localized Versions - NEW! End user environment is completely
localized in German, French, Swedish,
Italian, Chinese (Taiwan and PRC),
Japanese and Korean
HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE CONSIDERATIONS
------------------------------------
Configuration requirements:
--------------------------
Memory 16 MB minimum
Disk 200 MB
NOTE: The requirements are for the full end user cluster
including the OpenWindows(TM) environment.
Platform Support:
----------------
Sun-4c architecture SPARCstations 1, 1+, 2, IPC, IPX,
SLC and ELC
Sun-4m architecture SPARCclassic, SPARCstation 10* and
SPARCserver 600MP Series*
Sun-4 architecture Sun-4/100s, -4/200s, -4/300s and
-4/400s
Sun-4e architecture SPARCengine 1e board
NOTE: The SPARCcenter 2000 Series requires a future release of
Solaris 2.x. It is not supported by Solaris 2.1.
The following products REQUIRE Solaris 2.1:
SPARCclassic systems
SPARCstation LX systems
SPARCstation 10 multiprocessor configurations
SPARCstation 600MP SuperSPARC multiprocessor configurations
* The following table lists specifically which configurations
of the SPARCstation 10 and SPARCserver 600MP Series are
supported:
Model SPARCserver 600MP SPARCstation 10
----- ----------------- --------------
30 N/A 1 SuperSPARC CPU
41 1 SuperSPARC CPU (1 SM41) or 1 SuperSPARC CPU (1 SM41) or
upgrade to upgrade to
2 SuperSPARC CPUs (2 SM41s) 2 SuperSPARC CPUs (2 SM41s)
120 2 SPARC CPUs (1 SM100) N/A
140 4 SPARC CPUs (2 SM100s) N/A
Hardware and Documentation Transition Issues:
--------------------------------------------
On December 7th, SPARCclassic and SPARCstation LX systems will begin
shipping with JumpStart software on the internal disk. THE FULL
SOLARIS 2.1 IMAGE WILL NOT BE PREINSTALLED ON THESE SYSTEMS. JumpStart
software allows the customer to automatically install a fully
customized Solaris 2.1 operating environment on the target system. The
software is installed from either a local CD-ROM, CD-ROM on the
network, or from a software server on the network. Therefore,
customers with SPARCclassic systems and/or SPARCstation LX systems must
order at least one Solaris 2.1 CD-ROM to install Solaris 2.1 on their
systems. (However, you do not need a 1-to-1 CD-to-workstation ratio.
You just need access to one CD.) PLEASE REFER TO THE JUMPSTART CARD IN
THE COUNTRY KIT FOR INSTRUCTIONS ON USING JUMPSTART.
The SPARCstation 10 (Models 30 and 41 single CPU) will have BOTH JumpStart
functionality AND Solaris 1.1 preinstalled on diskfull systems.
Therefore, customers who order a SPARCstation 10 prior to December 6 and
want to run Solaris 1.1 will be "Solaris 2.1 ready." They will have the
option of running Solaris 1.1 (aleady on the disk) or Solaris 2.1
(installed using JumpStart). After December 7, if a customer wants to
run Solaris 1.1 on their SPARCstation 10, they MUST have access to the Solaris
1.1 CD-ROM separately. If they want to run Solaris 2.1, they must also
have access to the Solaris 2.1 CD-ROM. PLEASE REFER TO THE
"INSTALLATION FOR EVERYONE" MANUAL FOR INSTRUCTIONS.
Hardcopy format of the Owner's doc set will no longer be bundled with
the Country Kits. However, hardcopy of the Owner's doc set can still
be ordered standalone for $100 -- it is now called the End User
Documentation Set. The software portion of the Install
manual is in Answerbook(TM). The hardware portion of the install manual
and the hardware product notes are part of the System Accessory Kit.
The Country Kit will now consist of the System Accessory Kit only.
Starting 12/7/92, when you order a SPARCstation 10, SPARCstation LC,
SPARCstation LX, or SPARCserver 600MP series Country
Kit or buy a standalone System Accessory Kit, you will get the following:
* Type 5 keyboard
* Mouse
* SunMicrophone
* Power Cords
* Hardware Manual
* Hardware Product Notes
* Jumpstart Card
* On-line Documentation Note
* Type 5 Keyboard Product Notes
* Type 5 Keyboard Layout Card
* Mouse Labels
* Customer Card
* Ergonomics Card
SPARCstation ELC, SPARCstation IPC, SPARCstation IPX, and SPARCstation
2 Country Kits will remain the same. They will still ship with
Hardcopy Owner's doc set. They will also continue to ship with Solaris
1.1 preinstalled as long as they are on the price list. To run Solaris
2.1 on these systems, the customer must order it separately.
Solaris 2.1 Supported Options
-----------------------------
"Supported" means that the product or option will be supported by the
Answer Centers in Solaris 2.1 configurations.
The following options have been tested and are supported with Solaris 2.1.
SCSI Disk: 104MB 141MB 207MB
327MB embedded 327MB non-emb. 424MB
669MB 1.3GB LC 207MB
1.05GB 3.5" 2.1GB
IPI Disk: 911MB, 6MBps 1.3GB 1.0GB, 3MBps
SMD Disk: 280MB 575MB 688MB
892MB
CD Drives: CD-ROM drive
Tape: 1/4" 60 MB SCSI
1/4" 150 MB SCSI
1/2" Front Load Tape (800/1600/6250 bpi)
2.3 GB 8mm SCSI Tape
5.0 GB 8mm SCSI Tape
Floppy: 3-1/2" Floppy Drive
Tri-density Floppy Drive
Controllers: VME-SCSI Host Adapter
VME to Multibus
XY450/451 SMD
XY7053 SMD-4
ISP-80
SBus-SCSI Host Adapter (Sport8)
SBus Graphics: cg6 (GX and GXplus)
bw2 (mono)
cg3 8-bit color
cg8 24-bit color
VME Graphics: cg2 8-bit color
cg3 8-bit color
cg5 8-bit double-buffered
bw2 (mono)
P4 Graphics: bw2 (mono)
cg4 8-bit color
cg6 (GX)
cg8 24-bit color
tty: SunDials(TM) utility
SunButtons(TM) utility
Networking/Communications:
FDDI/S
PrestoServe(TM) (SBus) NFS(R) Accelerator
SBE/S (SBus Ethernet Controller)
Second Ethernet Controller (VME)
SunNet(TM) Ethernet Controller (VME)
SPC/S (SBus Serial Parallel Controller)
8-bits Fast SBus-SCSI Host Adapter
Fast Differential SCSI Host Adapter
Keyboards: Type 3 (all native language versions)
Type 4 (all native language versions)
Type 5 (all native language versions)
The options listed below will not be supported (by the Anwer Centers)
in Solaris 2.1 configurations for one or more of the following reasons:
1. The product was EOLed sometime ago
2. The product was not fully tested
3. The SVR4 version of the product and/or its driver will
not FCS until March or later.
SCSI Disk: 71MB (EOL)
Tape: 1/2" Drive, XY472 Controller w/ 1600/6250 bpi (EOL)
1/2" Drive, Tapemaster Controller w/ 1600 bpi (EOL)
Controllers: SBus Expansion Subsystem
SBus Graphics: cg12 (GS, GSXR)
GT
VME Graphics: GP (Graphics Processor) (EOL)
GP+ (Graphics Processor+) (EOL)
GP2 (Graphics Processor-2) (EOL)
cg9 24-bit color (EOL)
TAAC-1 Application Accelerator (EOL)
CXP (GP2/cg5 Graphics Accelerator) (EOL)
GXP (GP2/cg9 Graphics Accelerator) (EOL)
VX/MVX (EOL)
Networking/Communications:
ALM-1 (EOL)
ALM-2
MCP (Multiprotocol Communications Processor)
FDDI/DX (EOL)
HSI/S High Speed Serial Interface
HSI VME
PrestoServe (VME) NFS Accelerator
TRI/S (Token Ring Interface)
ISDN
SCP (Sun Communications Processor) (EOL)
NC-400 (Network Coprocessor)
Channel Gateway (VME)
Keyboards: Type 2 (all native language versions) (EOL)
101A (EOL)
Other: SPARCprinter(TM)
VideoPix(TM) Image Capture Board
Unbundled Product Summary
-------------------------
The following products are/will be available on Solaris 2.1 as separately
orderable unbundled products:
Product Availability
------- ------------
SPARCworks(TM) Professional Family
* SPARCworks Professional C 2.0 now
* SPARCworks Professional C++ 3.0 now
* SPARCworks Professional FORTRAN 2.0 now
* SPARCworks Professional Pascal 3.0 now
SPARCompiler Family
* SPARCompiler C 2.0 now
* SPARCompiler C++ 3.0 now
* SPARCompiler FORTRAN 2.0 now
* SPARCompiler Pascal 3.0 now
DevGuide 3.0.1 11/92
Online: Backup(TM) utility 11/92
XGL Graphics Library 3.0 12/92
TeamWare 12/92
C2 Security 12/92
XIL 2/93
SunLink(R) X.25 8.0 networking 3/93*
SunLink CG3270 8.0 3/93*
SunPHIGS 3.0 3/93*
NeWSPrint(TM) 2.5 software 3/93*
* These products may only be available on the next release
of Solaris 2.x.
Availability
------------
- English media and AnswerBook December 7, 1992
(two separate CDs)
- English documentation December 7, 1992
- European localizations (1 OS CD) January 27, 1993
(German, French, Swedish, Italian)
- Localized system accessory kits
and documentation January 27, 1993
- Japanese localization February 8, 1993
- Korean localization February 12, 1993
- Chinese (Taiwan) localization February 17, 1993
- Chinese (PRC) localization February 23, 1993
- Solaris 2.1 Source February 3, 1993
- Solaris 2.1 Encryption Kit December 7, 1992
Questions and Answers on Section 1 topics
-----------------------------------------
Q. What are the differences between Solaris 2.0 and Solaris 2.1?
A. Solaris 2.1 includes all the functionality in Solaris 2.0 PLUS
additional platform support (outlined above), JumpStart software, the
Administration Tool, the XGL 3.0 Graphics Library runtime environment,
bugfixes and performance tuning.
Q. Why doesn't Solaris 2.1 support the SPARCcenter 2000 Series?
A. The SPARCcenter 2000 Series has a target availability of April
1993; therefore, it will not FCS with Solaris 2.1. All
bugfixing and performance tuning for SPARCcenter 2000 Series
support is centered on the Solaris release that will run on
that platform.
Q. What third party applications will be available on Solaris 2.1?
A. Independent software vendors (ISVs) will announce the availability
of approximately 100 applications at the Solaris 2.1 introduction.
An additional 250 are expected to ship on Solaris 2.1 by the end
of the third fiscal quarter. These applications are listed in the
Catalyst catalog "A Guide to More Than 350 Software Applications,
Summer `92" (literature distribution part no. 801-2879-01).
Q. What Sun unbundled applications will be available on Solaris 2.1?
A. See list above.
Q. Now that Solaris 2.1 is the default OS, how long will Sun
continue to ship Solaris 1.1?
A. Solaris 1.1 remains the default operating environment on all
currently shipping Sun-4c platforms (SPARCstation ELC,
SPARCstation IPC, SPARCstation IPX, and SPARCstation 2) and we will
continue to preinstall these systems with Solaris 1.1 as long as
they are on the SMCC price list. Several of the Sun-4c
platforms will continue to ship at least through the end of fiscal
year 1993; hence, there are no plans to announce the end of Solaris
1.1 prior to the end of the fiscal year and probably not before
the end of calendar year 1993. Once Solaris 1.1 is transitioned
off the price list, Sun will support it for five years, with support
diminishing over the five year period.
Q. How well does Solaris 2.1 perform compared to Solaris 1.x?
A. In uniprocessor configurations, Solaris 2.1 performance is
excellent compared to Solaris 1.x performance. CPU performance
is superior to that of Solaris 1.x and interactive and I/O
performance is equivalent. Database and networking performance
exhibit degradation of approximately 10-15% and timesharing degrades
by about 26%.
In multiprocessor configurations, CPU and NFS performance and
scaling are better than that of Solaris 1.x. I/O, multiuser
and database performance exhibit some degradation. Therefore,
Solaris 2.1 is best suited primarily for CPU-intensive
applications.
Q. What are Sun's plans for performance improvements in future
releases?
A. Performance has improved significantly over Solaris 2.0.
The next Solaris release, scheduled for the first half of
calendar year 1993, will incorporate significant improvements
in performance beyond that of Solaris 2.1, particularly in
multiprocessor configurations. I/O, database and multiuser
performance, in particular, will exhibit significant increases
in performance and scalability.
Q. When will the Solaris for x86 platforms be available?
A. The Solaris for x86 Early Access Program for ISVs began
in September, 1992. The Solaris for x86 End User Release is
expected to be released in the first half of calendar year 1993.
Q. What about C2 security?
A. Solaris 2.1 provides hooks for an UNBUNDLED C2 Security product.
the C2 features will be bundled into a future release of
Solaris 2.x.
Q. Will contract customers receive Solaris 2.1 automatically?
A. Yes. Solaris 2.1 will by "pushed" to all contract customers.
U.S. PRICING AND ORDERING INFORMATION
-------------------------------------
Ordering Instructions
---------------------
ELC, IPC, IPX, SS2
- Continue to ship with pre-installed Solaris 1.1 Version A
images until EOL
- Country kits unchanged.
- Order the same as you do now.
SS10 Models 30 and 41
- Both JumpStart and Solaris 1.1 Version A pre-installed.
- After Dec 7--
Order separate 2.1 CD-ROM if customer desires 2.1
- After Dec 7, order Owner's Set as it is no longer bundled in Country
Kit. Order separately if customer desires.
SPARCclassic, LX
- Diskfull systems contain JumpStart only.
- Order must allow at least Solaris 2.1 CD for installation
- After Dec 7, order Owner's Set as it is no longer bundled in Country
Kit. Order separately if customer desires.
PLEASE REFER TO THE HARDWARE AND DOCUMENTATION TRANSITION ISSUES SECTION
ABOVE FOR MORE DETAIL.
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS APPEAR ON THE END USER AND RESELLER PRICE LISTS
Short Order List Discount
Description Number Price Category
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Default Marketing Part Numbers
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Solaris 2.1 CD-ROM:
US English SOL-C $50 A
US English 10-pack SOL-C10 $200 A
Encryption Kit SOLE-P $100 A
Notes: * Solaris 2.1 CD-ROMs include the Solaris 2.1 End User
Docs(SOL-ED) in on-line AnswerBook format, at no additional
charge.
* Solaris media does not include a Solaris license authorizing
the use of Solaris. Media needs to be purchased for systems
Solaris 2.1 Documentation:
AnswerBook CD-ROM, Single-User SOLA-P $395 A
license, and documentation
Note: Solaris 2.1 AnswerBook includes the full Solaris 2.1 documentation
set (SOL-D) in online format. Solaris AnswerBook does not include the
OpenWindows Supplemental Docs (OWN-D).
AnswerBook Single-User License SOLA-L $295 A
(no media or documentation)
Full Documentation Set SOL-D $995 B
Note: SOL-D does not include the OpenWindows supplemental docs (OWN-D)
OpenWindows Supplemental docs OWN-D $595 B
End-user docs SOL-ED $100 B
Note: Included in the Full Documentation Set (SOL-D) and on-line in AnswerBook
format on the Solaris 2.1 CD-ROM.
Single-System Solaris Unlimited User License
--------------------------------------------
An unlimited user license is required increase the number of Solaris
users licensed to run on a system. A user is each tty, Xterminal,
and wyse terminal connection, or rlogin from a system not licensed to
run Solaris.
A Single System Unlimited User License authorizes the use of
Solaris by an unlimited number of users on one system for the
release of Solaris for which the system is currently licensed.
Single-System Unlim User Lic, SOLU-UN-L $1200 A
for Uniprocessor systems
System-System Unlim User Lic. SOLM-UN-L $2900 A
for Multiprocessor systems
Note: The old part number for Unlimited User Licenses, SYSLUN, will no
longer be orderable, effective immediately. Outstanding quotes will
be honored.
Single-System Solaris Multiprocessor License
--------------------------------------------
Single processor systems ship with a Solaris uniprocessor license. To
add one or more processor to a uniprocessor system already licensed for
Solaris, one Single-System Solaris Multiprocessor License is required.
A Single-System Solaris Multiprocessor License authorizes the use of the
Solaris release and number of user on a multiprocessor system, for which
the system was currently licensed.
SPARCstations licensed for one or two Solaris users requires a Solaris
Multiprocessor Client License.
SPARCservers requires a Solaris Multiprocessor Server License.
SPARCstations licensed for more than two Solaris users require a Solaris
Multiprocessor Server License.
Solaris Multiprocessor Client SOLD-M-L $300 A
License
Solaris Multiprocessor Server SOLS-M-L $2000 A
License
Upgrade Marketing Part Numbers
------------------------------
Solaris 2.1 CD-ROM:
Notes: * Solaris 2.1 CD-ROMs include the Solaris 2.1 End User
Docs(SOL-ED) in on-line AnswerBook format, at no additional
charge.
* Solaris media does not include a Solaris license authorizing
the use of Solaris. Media needs to be purchased for systems
or boards already licensed for Solaris 2.1.
US English SOL-CF $50 A
US English 10-pack SOL-C10F $200 A
Solaris 2.1 License:
Server Upgrade SOLS-LF $350 A
Note: * Solaris server upgrades are required to upgrade SPARCservers
to Solaris 2.1.
* Solaris server upgrades are required to upgrade SPARCstations
and SPARCengines licensed for more than two Solaris users,
to Solaris 2.1.
Desktop Upgrade SOLD-LF $250 A
Client Upgrade
Note: * Solaris server upgrades are required to upgrade SPARCstations
licensed for one or two Solaris users, to Solaris 2.1.
Solaris 2.1 Documentation:
AnswerBook SOLA-PF $250 A
AnswerBook License SOLA-LF $150 A
Full Documentation Set SOL-DF $995 B OpenWindows Supplemental docs OWN-D $595 B
Release Minibox SOL-DP $195 B
Note: Release Minibox provides the release specific changes between
Solaris 2.0 and Solaris 2.1. This is not listed on the
End User or Reseller price lists.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
(c) 1992 Sun Microsystems, Inc. Sun, Sun Microsystems, the Sun logo,
LX, Solaris, JumpStart, IPC, IPX, SLC, ELC, SunSoft, XGL, ToolTalk,
OpenWindows, AnswerBook, SunDials, SunButtons, NFS, SunNet, VideoPix,
SunLink, and NeWSprint are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun
Microsystems, Inc. All SPARC trademarks, including the SCD Compliant
logo, are trademarks or registered trademarks of SPARC International,
Inc. SPARCclassic, SPARCstation, SPARCserver, SPARCengine,
SPARCcenter, SPARCprinter, SPARCworks, and SPARCcompiler are licensed
exclusively to Sun Microsystems, Inc. Products bearing SPARC
trademarks are based upon an architecture developed by Sun
Microsystems, Inc. Prestoserve is a trademark of Legato Legal Systems,
Inc. All other product or service names mentioned herein are
trademarks of their respective owners.
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