On 11/16/10 07:46 PM, Sean M. Brannon wrote:
Thank you for the answers guys. Not that I'm happy
about their content. :-(
OpenSolaris and the future Solaris 11 had me
interested in Solaris as a server platform again.
Even though Oracle had bought it, and quashed
OpenSolaris, I still felt
On 16 Nov 2010, at 08:37, Ivan Wang wrote:
So it somehow reminds me the old RecommendedSecurity patch cluster and
Maintenance Update, where Recommended cluster is public available, MU is only
available to customers under contract.
Well it *could* be, but it seems more likely to be based
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On 11/16/2010 2:04 AM, Ian Collins wrote:
On 11/16/10 07:46 PM, Sean M. Brannon wrote:
It still does, whether you consider they justify the cost of
support only you can say.
Alas, it isn't to be I'm afraid. My work environment precludes
the
On 11/16/10 04:45 AM, Alan Coopersmith wrote:
Dave Koelmeyer wrote:
Sean M. Brannon wrote:
What is the update/patch policy for Express? i.e.
is an Oracle support contract required to gain access
to Solaris 11 Express software/security updates?
Yes.
Oh, awesome. More demo software.
Free
Andrew Watkins wrote:
On 11/16/10 04:45 AM, Alan Coopersmith wrote:
Dave Koelmeyer wrote:
Sean M. Brannon wrote:
What is the update/patch policy for Express? i.e.
is an Oracle support contract required to gain access
to Solaris 11 Express software/security updates?
Yes.
Oh, awesome. More
Ian Collins wrote:
On 11/16/10 05:42 PM, Dave Koelmeyer wrote:
Sean M. Brannon wrote:
What is the update/patch policy for Express? i.e.
is an Oracle support contract required to gain access
to Solaris 11 Express software/security updates?
Yes.
Oh, awesome. More demo
Ian Collins wrote:
Alas, it isn't to be I'm afraid. My work environment precludes the
attachment to our network of any OS that could not be patched should
security vulnerabilities arise.
So you wouldn't have been able to attach an OpenSolaris system either.
OpenSolaris /dev releases included
Alan, come on. What does access to basic patches have to do with production
deployment? Even at home, I don't look at some set of my boxes and even think,
oh, those can go without patches. And the idea that you've got a product that's
supposed to be available for evaluation and development but
Bayard Bell wrote:
Alan, come on. What does access to basic patches have to do with production
deployment?
Because that's the business model Oracle's business people have chosen.
Why aren't there reasonably priced subscriptions available for development,
education, and evaluation that
What is the update/patch policy for Express? i.e. is an Oracle support contract
required to gain access to Solaris 11 Express software/security updates?
Page seven of the release notes refers to accessing information about updates:
For information about current security alerts and critical
Sean M. Brannon wrote:
What is the update/patch policy for Express? i.e. is an Oracle support
contract required to gain access to Solaris 11 Express software/security
updates?
Yes.
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Oracle Solaris Platform
On 11/15/10 05:35 PM, Sean M. Brannon wrote:
What is the update/patch policy for Express? i.e. is an Oracle support contract
required to gain access to Solaris 11 Express software/security updates?
Page seven of the release notes refers to accessing information about updates:
For information
Sean M. Brannon wrote:
What is the update/patch policy for Express? i.e.
is an Oracle support contract required to gain access
to Solaris 11 Express software/security updates?
Yes.
Oh, awesome. More demo software.
--
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Dave Koelmeyer wrote:
Sean M. Brannon wrote:
What is the update/patch policy for Express? i.e.
is an Oracle support contract required to gain access
to Solaris 11 Express software/security updates?
Yes.
Oh, awesome. More demo software.
Free trial/evaluation software. Like Solaris 10,
On 11/16/10 05:42 PM, Dave Koelmeyer wrote:
Sean M. Brannon wrote:
What is the update/patch policy for Express? i.e.
is an Oracle support contract required to gain access
to Solaris 11 Express software/security updates?
Yes.
Oh, awesome. More demo software.
If you
Thank you for the answers guys. Not that I'm happy about their content. :-(
My intent wasn't to use Solaris 11 Express in production. Or at least I
wouldn't consider a home server as production. I wanted a chance to use Solaris
11 and re-familiarize myself with Solaris in general, and thought
On 11/16/10 07:46 PM, Sean M. Brannon wrote:
Thank you for the answers guys. Not that I'm happy about their content. :-(
OpenSolaris and the future Solaris 11 had me interested in Solaris as a server
platform again. Even though Oracle had bought it, and quashed OpenSolaris, I
still felt
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