SunSoft Ships Solaris 2.4 for SPARC AND X86/Pentium Platforms
Proven Software Environment For New Generation of Processors
UNIX EXPO, New York -- October 4, 1994 -- SunSoft, Inc. today announced it has shipped Solaris 2.4, the industry's versatile network-based software environment for running and managing Global 1000 information systems. Solaris 2.4 provides a modern technological foundation for helping businesses best utilize their computing systems and more efficiently and cost-effectively run their client/server environments.
Proven Platform
Solaris is an optimal software environment for commercial enterprise environments. For example, Solaris has the proven ability to handle more than 1,000 database users, 300 gigabytes of data and millions of daily transactions - on a single server.
"After evaluating the other available server software environments, we selected Solaris, combined with x86-based servers, as the most reliable, cost-effective, and most importantly, proven solution for our business-critical database reporting applications," said Rich Malone, chief information officer for Edward D. Jones and Co., St. Louis based. "We have committed to purchasing one thousand seats of Solaris x86 immediately, with plans for deploying an additional four thousand seats across thousands of nationwide offices over the next few years."
Multi-Architecture
Today, Solaris 2.4 runs more than 9,300 32-bit solutions. It is the first Solaris release to offer the exact same advanced functionality across both SPARC and x86/Pentium platforms, scaling from inexpensive notebooks to multi-million dollar 64 processor enterprise servers. In the future, this same functionality will be available on PowerPC platforms, making Solaris an optimal solution for how business operates today: multiple system types, running a range of applications, all needing to be connected to the enterprise network.
PC Friendly
In LAN environments, IS managers need to extend the capabilities of their networks beyond simple file and print services. Customers want a low-cost, "small foot- print" server that is centrally managed and provides access to their backbone network. They would like to deploy new generation Pentium and SPARC multiprocessing systems to achieve the performance and capacity demanded by their users.
Combined with SunSoft's SolarNet suite of PC networking, integration and management tools, LAN managers can now easily provide users with the benefits of Windows and NetWare. Users get better performance, improved system and network administration tools and increased reliability on local Oracle, Sybase and Informix databases. In addition, SolarNet provides PC LAN users Internet services, access to corporate-wide applications and streamlined administration for those clients interested in upgrading to TCP/IP.
"With Solaris 2.4, SunSoft has delivered a networked operating environment that takes full advantage of AST's Manhattan family of scalable servers," said Larry Fortmuller, AST's director of server system marketing. "We are excited because the AST/ SunSoft combination offers users the power and connectivity of the Solaris environment combined with the cost and flexibility advantages of AST's Pentium-based multiprocessing platforms."
Ideal Platform for MIS Applications
Several enhancements have been made that specifically benefit the LAN and enterprise database markets. New features include improvements in storage management, such as robust disk mirroring, better data integrity, nearly instant file system recovery, and a new unattended, automatic heterogeneous network backup facility. With improved database performance, Solaris 2.4 provides a viable reason for companies to move from inflexible proprietary solutions to an open, client/server platform.
Solaris 2.4 adds graphical installation tools, simple automatic network install facilities, and integrated C2 security, and reduces the risk and learning curve for developers by providing a rich set of standard interfaces. Solaris 2.4 includes: modem- based internet connectivity (point-to-point-protocol, PPP) to inexpensively tie remote locations into corporate networks; handicap-user keyboard accelerators; and an improved version of SunSoft's Wabi for running popular Windows applications at high performance levels through Wabi 2.0, the company's translation software. Wabi 2.0 will be co-packaged with Solaris 2.4 at no additional charge.
The Favorite Technical Environment
Technical workstation users require a wide range of packaged 32-bit applications and software development tools that get the most out of their high-performance graphics and multiprocessing systems. Solaris now provides CDE-compliant Motif runtime libraries and Window Manager as fully supported components, and incorporates advanced 2-D/3-D libraries, Display PostScript (DPS), and Kodak PhotoCD for high performance, high-quality graphics, font, imaging, and "pre-press" applications. In 1995, SunSoft will deliver the complete CDE (Common Desktop Environment) standard tools, window system, and desktop applications base on top of Solaris 2.4, delivering the most portable, powerful desktop available on UNIX platforms.
Performance Through Tuned Software
Solaris 2.4 delivers on performance. With its multi-threaded foundation, Solaris 2.4 has furthered its database and Network File System (NFS) performance lead, increasing DBMS benchmarks by approximately 15 percent according to internally documented tests, and LADDIS network throughput by 26 percent compared to previous releases on identical hardware configurations. Even more impressive, internal testing documents that TCP/IP throughput was improved by more than 40 percent. Additionally, according to AIM benchmarks, Solaris 2.4 has the fastest published multiuser performance on a Wyse five CPU Pentium-based server hosting a 887-user load.
Solaris 2.4 also offers significantly improved desktop performance, such as text scrolling, window manipulation and graphic image display speed. Internal testing indicates that Solaris 2.4 exceeds all previous releases, including SunOS, by typically 25 percent on the same hardware. Solaris also includes the Cache File System (CFS) that uses local disks to store remote data, speeding response times up to 40 percent, reducing network loads by 50 percent or more, and increasing the number of clients a server can support, according to internally documented testing.
Pricing and Availability
SunSoft announced attractive new customer-driven pricing for Solaris 2.4.
Solaris Desktop: includes NFS, TCP/IP, 15 desktop productivity tools (mail, print services, file management, audio, etc.), C2-level security, Display PostScript, Motif. Wabi 2.0 is co-packaged. The price is approximately US $450 for up to two simultaneous clients.
Solaris Workgroup Server Lite: includes uniprocessor support, NFS, TCP/IP, Telnet/ FTP, C2 security, naming services and remote system administration. The price is approximately US $900 for unlimited users on a uniprocessor system. No client access or per-user charges for workstation, PC, or terminal connections to servers are required.
Solaris Workgroup Server: includes all features of Lite edition, plus from 1-4 processor support and is co-packaged with Online DiskSuite disk management tools, NetWorker automatic online backup and recovery, and AnswerBook online documentation. The price is approximately US $1,400 for unlimited users on systems with 1-4 processors.
Solaris Enterprise Server: includes all features of Workgroup Server, plus support for up to 32 processors, 5 gigabytes memory and over one terabyte disk storage, data availability and file system expandability. Enterprise Server is an OEM product, available from leading systems manufacturers.
Solaris 2.4 is now shipping to x86 customers and SPARC OEMs, with local- language versions for Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, and Swedish.
SunSoft also announced promotional pricing of US $495 (through February 28, 1995) for the Solaris Developer Pack for x86/Pentium. This includes the Solaris x86 Desktop Software, Solaris x86 Developer Kit (SDK) and SunSoft Workshop for C++ comprised of ProWorks development tools, ProCompiler language systems for C and C++, and ProWorks/TeamWare code management tools.
The Florida SunFlash
SunSoft Shipping Solaris 2.4
SunFLASH Vol 70 #6 October 1994
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The Electronic Journal For Sun Users Since 1988
John J. Mclaughlin, Publisher & Editor - flash@sun.com
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70.06 SunSoft Shipping Solaris 2.4
(SunSoft today announced that Solaris 2.4 is shipping. SMCC will be
shipping Solaris 2.4 by the end of the calendar year. -johnj)
SunSoft, Inc. announced it has shipped Solaris 2.4, the
industry's versatile network-based software environment for
running and managing Global 1000 information systems. Solaris
2.4 provides a modern technological foundation for helping
businesses best utilize their computing systems and more
efficiently and cost-effectively run their client/server
environments.
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SUNSOFT SHIPS SOLARIS 2.4
FOR SPARC AND x86/PENTIUM PLATFORMS
Proven Software Environment For New Generation of Processors
Significant components of today's Solaris 2.4 announcement:
- customers applaud quality and reliability of new
Solaris release
- identical functionality across SPARC and x86/Pentium
platforms
- foundation for providing database, PC administration
and Internet services to NetWare/Microsoft Windows clients
- performance improvements of 25 percent or more
- full Motif support and enhanced Windows application
support via Wabi 2.0
- attractive new pricing
Proven Platform
Solaris is an optimal software environment for commercial enterprise
environments. For example, Solaris has the proven ability to handle
more than 1,000 database users, 300 gigabytes of data and millions of
daily transactions - on a single server.
"After evaluating the other available server software environments, we
selected Solaris, combined with x86-based servers, as the most
reliable, cost-effective, and most importantly, proven solution for our
business-critical database reporting applications," said Rich Malone,
chief information officer for Edward D. Jones and Co., St. Louis
based. "We have committed to purchasing one thousand seats of Solaris
x86 immediately, with plans for deploying an additional four thousand
seats across thousands of nationwide offices over the next few years."
Multi-Architecture
Today, Solaris 2.4 runs more than 9,300 32-bit solutions. It is the
first Solaris release to offer the exact same advanced functionality
across both SPARC and x86/Pentium platforms, scaling from inexpensive
notebooks to multi-million dollar 64-processor enterprise servers. In
the future, this same functionality will be available on PowerPC
platforms, making Solaris an optimal solution for how business operates
today: multiple system types, running a range of applications, all
needing to be connected to the enterprise network.
"Our decision to support Solaris x86 was made easy after we realized it
only took a few hours to port our products from Solaris SPARC to
Solaris x86," said Michael Thuleweir, director Technology Alliances for
Software AG. "Solaris x86 users will now benefit from our broad
product range."
PC Friendly
In LAN environments, IS managers need to extend the capabilities of
their networks beyond simple file and print services. Customers want a
low-cost, "small foot- print" server that is centrally managed and
provides access to their backbone network. They would like to deploy
new generation Pentium and SPARC multiprocessing systems to achieve the
performance and capacity demanded by their users.
Combined with SunSoft's SolarNet suite of PC networking, integration
and management tools, LAN managers can now easily provide users with
the benefits of Windows and NetWare. Users get better performance,
improved system and network administration tools and increased
reliability on local Oracle, Sybase and Informix databases. In
addition, SolarNet provides PC-LAN users Internet services, access to
corporate-wide applications and streamlined administration for those
clients interested in upgrading to TCP/IP.
"With Solaris 2.4, SunSoft has delivered a networked operating
environment that takes full advantage of AST's Manhattan family of
scalable servers," said Larry Fortmuller, AST's director of server
system marketing. "We are excited because the AST/ SunSoft combination
offers users the power and connectivity of the Solaris environment
combined with the cost and flexibility advantages of AST's
Pentium-based multiprocessing platforms."
Ideal Platform for MIS Applications
Several enhancements have been made that specifically benefit the LAN
and enterprise database markets. New features include improvements in
storage management, such as robust disk mirroring, better data
integrity, nearly instant file system recovery, and a new unattended,
automatic heterogeneous network backup facility. With improved database
performance, Solaris 2.4 provides a viable reason for companies to move
from inflexible proprietary solutions to an open, client/server
platform.
Solaris 2.4 adds graphical installation tools, simple automatic
network install facilities, and integrated C2 security, and reduces the
risk and learning curve for developers by providing a rich set of
standard interfaces. Solaris 2.4 includes: modem- based internet
connectivity (point-to-point-protocol, PPP) to inexpensively tie remote
locations into corporate networks; handicap-user keyboard accelerators;
and an improved version of SunSoft's Wabi for running popular Windows
applications at high performance levels through Wabi 2.0, the company's
translation software. Wabi 2.0 will be co-packaged with Solaris 2.4 at
no additional charge.
SunSoft also offers WorkShop, an award-winning suite of development
tools geared specifically for the largest software projects, making
large development teams more effective. In addition, more than 700
development tools are available from independent software vendors
(ISVs), making Solaris the industry's richest native 32-bit development
platform. Further, Solaris has a clear path to an even more advanced
environment that uses distributed object oriented technology. In the
first half of 1995, SunSoft will deliver its Distributed Objects
Environment (DOE) on top of Solaris 2.4. DOE will be the fastest and
most advanced way of developing and deploying distributed
applications.
The Favorite Technical Environment
Technical workstation users require a wide range of packaged 32-bit
applications and software development tools that get the most out of
their high-performance graphics and multiprocessing systems. Solaris
now provides CDE-compliant Motif runtime libraries and Window Manager
as fully supported components, and incorporates advanced 2-D/3-D
libraries, Display PostScript (DPS), and Kodak PhotoCD for high
performance, high-quality graphics, font, imaging, and "pre-press"
applications. In 1995, SunSoft will deliver the complete CDE (Common
Desktop Environment) standard tools, window system, and desktop
applications base on top of Solaris 2.4, delivering the most portable,
powerful desktop available on UNIX platforms.
Performance Through Tuned Software
Solaris 2.4 delivers on performance. With its multi-threaded
foundation, Solaris 2.4 has furthered its database and Network File
System (NFS) performance lead, increasing DBMS benchmarks by
approximately 15 percent according to internally documented tests, and
LADDIS network throughput by 26 percent compared to previous releases
on identical hardware configurations. Even more impressive, internal
testing documents that TCP/IP throughput was improved by more than 40
percent. Additionally, according to AIM benchmarks, Solaris 2.4 has the
fastest published multiuser performance on a Wyse five CPU
Pentium-based server hosting a 887-user load.
Solaris 2.4 also offers significantly improved desktop performance,
such as text scrolling, window manipulation and graphic image display
speed. Internal testing indicates that Solaris 2.4 exceeds all
previous releases, including SunOS, by typically 25 percent on the same
hardware. Solaris also includes the Cache File System (CFS) that uses
local disks to store remote data, speeding response times up to 40
percent, reducing network loads by 50 percent or more, and increasing
the number of clients a server can support, according to internally
documented testing.
"SMCC is very pleased with the high performance and quality of Solaris
2.4," said Jay Puri, vice president of product marketing for SMCC. "We
plan to ship Solaris 2.4 with our entire product line later this
quarter."
Pricing and Availability
SunSoft announced attractive new customer-driven pricing for Solaris
2.4.
Solaris Desktop: includes NFS, TCP/IP, 15 desktop productivity tools
(mail, print services, file management, audio, etc.), C2-level
security, Display PostScript, Motif. Wabi 2.0 is co-packaged. The price
is approximately US $450 for up to two simultaneous clients.
Solaris Workgroup Server Lite: includes uniprocessor support, NFS,
TCP/IP, Telnet/ FTP, C2 security, naming services and remote system
administration. The price is approximately US $900 for unlimited users
on a uniprocessor system. No client access or per-user charges for
workstation, PC, or terminal connections to servers are required.
Solaris Workgroup Server: includes all features of Lite edition, plus
from 1-4 processor support and is co-packaged with Online DiskSuite
disk management tools, NetWorker automatic online backup and recovery,
and AnswerBook online documentation. The price is approximately US
$1,400 for unlimited users on systems with 1-4 processors.
Solaris Enterprise Server: includes all features of Workgroup Server,
plus support for up to 32 processors, 5 gigabytes memory and over one
terabyte disk storage, data availability and file system
expandability. Enterprise Server is an OEM product, available from
leading systems manufacturers.
Solaris 2.4 is now shipping to x86 customers and SPARC OEMs, with
local- language versions for Chinese, English, French, German, Italian,
Japanese, Korean, Spanish, and Swedish.
SunSoft also announced promotional pricing of US $495 (through February
28, 1995) for the Solaris Developer Pack for x86/Pentium. This includes
the Solaris x86 Desktop Software, Solaris x86 Developer Kit (SDK) and
SunSoft Workshop for C++ comprised of ProWorks development tools,
ProCompiler language systems for C and C++, and ProWorks/TeamWare code
management tools.
SunSoft, Inc., headquartered in Mountain View, Calif., is a subsidiary
of Sun Microsystems, Inc., with offices worldwide. SunSoft's charter
is to design, market, sell and support the industry's highest-quality
software environment for enabling businesses to gain a competitive
advantage through information systems. SunSoft delivers a suite of
solutions that easily and cost-effectively connect, integrate and
manage large enterprise environments. The products are licensed by
SunSoft and distributed through major computer manufacturers and
resellers worldwide.
# # #
(c)1994 Sun Microsystems Inc. Sun, SunSoft, Solaris, and NFS are
registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. UNIX is a registered
trademark in the United States and other countries, exclusively
licensed through X/Open com- pany, Ltd. All other products or service
names mentioned herein are trademarks of their respective owners.
Solaris 2.4 Hardware: 11/94 Operating Environment
Sun Microsystems Computer Company (SMCC) announces Solaris(R) 2.4 Hardware: 11/94 as the new default release of the Solaris 2.x operating environment for SPARC(R) systems. Here are the key things you need to know:
Sun Microsystems Computer Company (SMCC) announces Solaris(R) 2.4 Hardware: 11/94 as the new default release of the Solaris 2.x operating environment for SPARC(R) systems. Here are the key things you need to know:
QUALITY:
Sun's highest quality Solaris release ever. Sun went to unprecedented lengths to design-in and test for QUALITY through:
PERFORMANCE:
Overall increased performance relative to Solaris 2.3, based on internal tests. Specifics:
More than 16 percent performance increase over Solaris 2.3, eight percent increase over Solaris 1.x, in overall desktop performance (text scrolling, window manipulation, graphics display speed), based on Deskbench benchmarks
26 percent performance increase over Solaris 2.3, based on LADDIS network throughput tests
More than 40 percent performance increase over Solaris 2.3
15 percent performance increase over Solaris 2.3
NEW FEATURES:
A host of new features make this Sun's most feature-rich Solaris release to date. Copackaged Wabi(TM) 2.0, NetWorker for Solaris, and Online: DiskSuite(TM) 3.0 software packages provide additional value and functionality at no extra cost
OTHER:
HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE CONSIDERATIONS
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q. What specifically is on the "SMCC Updates" CD?
A. The SMCC Updates CD (formerly, "SPARC Vendors' Software" CD in Solaris 2.3 releases, but no longer has non-Sun software) provides SMCC-unique content, including:
Q. Will Solaris 2.4 Source Code be made available?
A. Solaris 2.4 CD Source Code will be available on a strictly-controlled basis, just as with past Solaris releases. Source code for the "SMCC Updates" CD will not be made available.
Q. Is the Motif Window Manager included as part of the Motif 1.2.3 runtime libraries that are included with Solaris 2.4 Hardware: 11/94 Media?
A. No. However, the Motif Window Manager (MWM) is included in the Solaris 2.4 Software Developer's Kit (SDK). MWM is freely-distributable with Solaris 2.4 applications and fee-based distributable with Solaris 2.3 applications.
Q. Why is a Microsoft Windows Version 3.1 or 3.11 license required for Wabi 2.0?
A. The license is needed to access the necessary Dynamically Linked Libraries (DLLs) which ship with Microsoft Windows.
Q. Will the Amdahl's A+Edition product be available for Solaris 2.4 Hardware: 11/94?
A. Yes. A+Edition 1.1 for Solaris 2.4 Enterprise Server is available from Sun. See the appropriate November 8, 1994 Sun Intro for details.
Q. In what way is Solaris 2.4 Hardware: 11/94 a functional superset of previous Solaris 2.3 releases?
A. Solaris 2.4 Hardware: 11/94 supports the same platforms, functions, features, and locales, as Solaris 2.3, Hardware: 8/94 and earlier Solaris 2.3 releases. No functionality has been deleted, but new functionality has been added.
Q. Will Solaris 2.4 Hardware: 11/94 be provided to customers with SunService software support contracts?
A. Customer's with software Support Contracts receive this release automatically. Contact SunService for details.
Q. What is "Energy Star compliance" and "Suspend/Resume" functionality?
A. "Energy Star compliant" computer systems meet United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) energy saving guidelines, which dictate that a system be able to automatically go into a reduced-power state at a programmed time of day, or after a period of inactivity.
Solaris 2.4 Hardware: 11/94 exceeds the minimal Energy Star functionality by supporting innovative Suspend/Resume features. Suspend allows a system to take a snapshot of its current state (i.e. remember which applications are running, where each window is, what page of a document you are working on,...) before going into reduced power state. Resume allows the system to resume where it left off quickly, and without having to reboot. This is the same Suspend/Resume functionality that SPARCstation Voyager has always had.
Q. What locales will the Solaris 2.4 Hardware: 11/94 Media Kits be offered in?
A. Desktop and Server media kits are available for all locales (U.S. English, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Taiwanese, French, German, Italian, Unified Spanish, Swedish). Media 10-Packs are offered for the U.S. English locale only.
Q. Will Solaris 2.3 Hardware: 8/94 , Solaris 2.3 Hardware: 5/94, or Solaris 2.3 Edition II be transitioned as soon as Solaris 2.4 Hardware: 11/94 begins shipping?
A. No. Exact transition schedules are to be determined - until then, the previous Solaris 2.3 releases remain orderable via release-specific order numbers.
Q. With the advent of Solaris 2.4 Hardware: 11/94, will today's Solaris 2.x AnswerBook, Upgrade, Source, and SDK product structures, default order numbers, or pricing change?
A. There are some changes to product structures, mostly minor, and mostly to replace Solaris 2.3 content with Solaris 2.4 content. The default order numbers and pricing remain unchanged, except as noted in Section III.
Ordering Instructions
Order
Description Number
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MEDIA KITS (Media only - no Solaris license):
US English Desktop Media SOLD-C
US English Server Media SOLS-C
US Media 10-Pack SOLS-C10
Solaris Encryption Kit SOLE-P
French Desktop Media SOLD-02-S
French Server Media SOLS-02-S
German Desktop Media SOLD-03-S
German Server Media SOLS-03-S
Italian Desktop Media SOLD-74-S
Italian Server Media SOLS-74-S
Spanish Desktop Media SOLD-72-S
Spanish Server Media SOLS-72-S
Swedish Desktop Media SOLD-06-S
Swedish Server Media SOLS-06-S
Japanese Desktop Media SOLD-46-S
Japanese Server Media SOLS-46-S
Korean Desktop Media SOLD-45-S
Korean Server Media SOLS-45-S
Taiwanese Desktop Media SOLD-44-S
Taiwanese Server Media SOLS-44-S
Chinese Desktop Media SOLD-47-S
Chinese Server Media SOLS-47-S
DOCUMENTATION:
Sol 2.x End User Doc SOL-ED
Sol 2.x Full Manual Set SOL-D
Sol 2.x Sys Admin Online Doc SOLSA-P
French Sol 2.x End User Doc SOL-02-ED
German Sol 2.x End User Doc SOL-03-ED
Italian Sol 2.x End User Doc SOL-74-ED
Spanish Sol 2.x End User Doc SOL-72-ED
Swedish Sol 2.x End User Doc SOL-06-ED
Japan Sol 2.x End User Doc SOL-46-ED
Japan Sol Doc, English Ver SOL-46-TD
Japanese Sol Full Manual Set SOL-46-D
Japan Sys Admin Answerbook SOLSA-46-P
Japan Sys Admin Doc Set SOLSA-46-D
Japan Sol Developer Answerbook SOLDA-46-P
Japan Sol Developer Doc Set SOL-46-DD
Asia Sol User/Developer Doc SOL-A1-D
DEVELOPER KITS:
Sol 2.x Software Dev Kit SDK-P
Sol 2.x SW Dev Kit, 10-User SDK-P10
Sol 2.x SW Dev Kit Upgrade* SDK-PU
Sol 2.x SW Dev Kit 10-Usr Upgr* SDK-P10U
"*" indicates that item is new to the Solaris 2.x product
line or has a new price, relative to Solaris 2.3 products.
RELEASE-SPECIFIC ORDER NUMBERS FOR *PAST* SOLARIS RELEASES
NOTE: USE THE BELOW ORDER NUMBERS *ONLY* IF YOU NEED SOLARIS 2.3 PRODUCTS
Solaris 2.3 Hardware: 8/94 will continue to be available via the following release-specific Order Numbers:
Order List Discount Description Number Price Category =================================================================== MEDIA KITS: US English Desktop Media SOLD-2.3AUG94 US English Server Media SOLS-2.3AUG94 US Media 10-Pack SOLS-2.3AUG94-10 Data Encryption Supplement SOLE-2.3-P French Desktop Media SOLD-2.3AUG94-02 French Server Media SOLS-2.3AUG94-02 German Desktop Media SOLD-2.3AUG94-03 German Server Media SOLS-2.3AUG94-03 Italian Desktop Media SOLD-2.3AUG94-74 Italian Server Media SOLS-2.3AUG94-74 Spanish Desktop Media SOLD-2.3AUG94-72 Spanish Server Media SOLS-2.3AUG94-72 Swedish Desktop Media SOLD-2.3AUG94-06 Swedish Server Media SOLS-2.3AUG94-06 Japanese Desktop Media SOLD-2.3AUG94-46 Japanese Server Media SOLS-2.3AUG94-46 Korean Desktop Media SOLD-2.3AUG94-45 Korean Server Media SOLS-2.3AUG94-45 Taiwanese Desktop Media SOLD-2.3AUG94-44 Taiwanese Server Media SOLS-2.3AUG94-44 Chinese Desktop Media SOLD-2.3AUG94-47 Chinese Server Media SOLS-2.3AUG94-47 DOCUMENTATION: Sol 2.x End User Doc SOL-2.3-ED Sol 2.x Full Manual Set SOL-2.3-D Sol 2.x Sys Admin Online Doc SOLSA-2.3-P French Sol 2.x End User Doc SOL-2.3-02-ED German Sol 2.x End User Doc SOL-2.3-03-ED Italian Sol 2.x End User Doc SOL-2.3-74-ED Spanish Sol 2.x End User Doc SOL-2.3-72-ED Swedish Sol 2.x End User Doc SOL-2.3-06-ED Japan Sol 2.x End User Doc SOL-2.3-46-ED Japan Sol Doc, English Ver SOL-2.3-46-TD Japanese Sol Full Manual Set SOL-2.3-46-D Japan Sys Admin Answerbook SOLSA-2.3-46-P Japan Sys Admin Doc Set SOLSA-2.3-46-D Japan Sol Developer Answerbook SOLDA-2.3-46-P Japan Sol Developer Doc Set SOL-2.3-46-DD Asia Sol User/Developer Doc SOL-2.3-A1-D DEVELOPER KITS: Sol 2.x Software Dev Kit SDK-2.3-P Sol 2.x SW Dev Kit, 10-User SDK-2.3-P10
(c) 1994 Sun Microsystems, Inc. Sun, Sun Microsystems, the Sun logo, Sun Microsystems Computer Company, SMCC, SunService, Solaris, Wabi, Online: DiskSuite, Voyager, XGL and AnswerBook 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. SPARCstation, SPARCclassic, and HyperSPARC, are licensed exclusively to Sun Microsystems, Inc. Products bearing SPARC trademarks are based upon an architecture developed by Sun Microsystems, Inc. Lotus Notes is a registered trademark of Lotus Development Corporation. cc:Mail is a trademark of cc:Mail, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Lotus Development Corporation. UNIX is a registered trademark in the United States and other countries, exclusively licensed through X/Open Company, Ltd. Microsoft is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Motif is a registered trademark of Open Software Foundation, Inc. Photo CD is a trademark of Eastman Kodak Company. All other product or service names mentioned herein are trademarks of their respective owners.