Alternatives to HP SNA Server for OpenVMS Integrity servers

Alternatives to HP SNA Server for OpenVMS Integrity servers

HP SNA Server for OpenVMS Alpha (SNA Server) is a layered software product that allows appropriately configured OpenVMS Alpha or VAX systems to be a part of IBM Systems Network Architecture (SNA) network. After installing the SNA Server and one or more SNA access routines, you can perform the following functions:

• Access IBM application programs or other system resources
• Act as 3270 display station
• Exchange data files and documents with an IBM host
• Implement distributed application programs that run between the OpenVMS Alpha and IBM systems The HP SNA Server for OpenVMS will not be ported on to Integrity servers. However, you can use the following communication options for an OpenVMS Integrity server system to become a part of IBM SNA network:
• HP SNA Access Server for Windows (Access Server)
• HP DECnet SNA Gateway for Synchronous Transport (ST)
• HP DECnet SNA Gateway for Channel Transport (CT)
• Mainframe Gateway for OpenVMS (MGO)

You can also choose to continue to run HP SNA Server for OpenVMS Alpha or VAX systems and move the applications on to Integrity servers. The applications can access the SNA Server through DECnet or TCP/IP. This solution can be used only if you would like to retain the existing Alpha or VAX systems to run the SNA Server.

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HP MediaSmart Server User’s Guide

HP MediaSmart Server User’s Guide

The HP MediaSmart Server is a home server for families with multiple computers on a home network who want to enjoy their digital experiences when and where they want. The HP MediaSmart Server includes remote access to files, automatic computer backups, virtually unlimited storage expendability, media streaming to the entertainment center, and HP’s new Photo Webshare. Help is available from most windows on the HP MediaSmart Server.

Installing
In this chapter you’ll connect the HP MediaSmart Server to you home network and install the software on your first home computer.
What’s in this chapter
» Overview of the HP MediaSmart Server Setup
» Before Starting
» Connecting the server
» Turning on the HP MediaSmart Server
» Checking the Server Lights
» Updating Your Firewall’s Trusted Program List
» Installing the Software on the First Computer
» Congratulations! You are ready to start using your server

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Server virtualization technologies for x86-based HP BladeSystem & HP ProLiant servers

Server virtualization technologies for x86-based HP BladeSystem & HP ProLiant servers

Virtual machine technology is the most widely understood and adopted form of server virtualization technology today. Virtual machine technology is a powerful capability that can reduce costs and power use while improving resource utilization. In x86 environments, there are two basic approaches to virtual machine technology: full virtualization, and paravirtualization. This technology brief describes both methods and explains how the virtualization technologies within x86-based processors assist virtual machine software. This technology brief describes several infrastructure considerations when using virtual machine technology with industry-standard (x86-based) servers.

Yet beyond the creation of virtual machines, there are more opportunities available with server virtualization. HP is applying virtualization to other aspects of the data center and uniting virtual and physical resource management to create truly adaptive and flexible infrastructures. HP is integrating virtual machine technology from third-party vendors into ProLiant servers to enable virtual machines directly out-of-the-box and to simplify virtual machine management. However, not all applications are well-suited for virtual machines today, particularly those with high I/O or deterministic latency requirements.

With Virtual Connect technology, HP has applied virtualization to the server connections to local area networks and storage area networks to simplify a myriad of common data center processes. HP has also introduced the concept of logical servers, which bring together Virtual Connect, virtual machine, and integrated management technologies so IT administrators can create and manage virtual machines and physical machines in the same manner throughout the lifecycle of a server. The paper describes how HP management software can be combined with HP and third-party virtualization technologies to create end-to-end virtualized solutions that promote operational efficiency.

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Oracle Application Server Quick Installation Guide for hp Tru64 UNIX

Oracle Application Server Quick Installation Guide for hp Tru64 UNIX

This guide is intended for users who want to install Oracle Application Server in these configurations:
■ Java Developer topology: Intended for Java developers. This topology installs a J2EE and Web Cache middle tier, on which you can deploy your applications.
■ Portal and Wireless Developer topology: Intended for Java developers who want to use OracleAS Portal, Oracle Application Server Wireless, Oracle Internet Directory, or Oracle Application Server Single Sign-On features, in addition to J2EE and Web Cache features. This topology installs a Portal and Wireless middle tier and the OracleAS Infrastructure.
■ Forms and Reports Developer topology: Intended for developers who want to use OracleAS Personalization, OracleAS Reports Services, or OracleAS Forms Services features, in addition to J2EE and Web Cache and Portal and Wireless features. This topology installs a Forms and Reports middle tier and the OracleAS Infrastructure.

If you want more complex topologies, read the Oracle Application Server Installation Guide for complete installation instructions. Before installing Oracle Application Server, you should read the Oracle Application Server Release Notes for the latest information

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