Martin Paul wrote:
Glen Gunselman wrote:
I see some comments at the bottom of
http://wikis.sun.com/display/SunSolve/How+Entitlement+Works
indicating problems with entitlements after recent changes on Sun's
end ...
Thanks for pointing me at this - I seem to have the same problem as
reported
Hi,
Just to confirm the tweets and other info; all Solaris Patch Download
behaviour should be back to exactly how it was a couple of weeks back
before and changes were made to the entitlement system.
I am working with some of my colleagues to get the descriptions of the
various service
This is the same problem I had last week, took a Sunsolve engineer a couple
days to figure it out.
Sounds like the entitlements system for Oracle uses your email address to
associate entitlements, and if the user name you use for Sunsolve is not you
email address, then you will not see your
errors even with valid contract
I recently added a new contract to a SunSolve account, verified that
the Patch Entitlements include contract patches, and I registered for
patch download automation.
However, when I run PCA and use the same SunSolve account that should
now be associated
Glen Gunselman wrote:
I see some comments at the bottom of
http://wikis.sun.com/display/SunSolve/How+Entitlement+Works
indicating problems with entitlements after recent changes on Sun's end
...
Thanks for pointing me at this - I seem to have the same problem as
reported by kevinriver.
Hi,
Dennis Clarke wrote:
I don't like stating truisms, however if you look outside and see that
water is falling from the sky, this is because it is raining. If you see
that you can not get patches for free anymore for Solaris 8 or 9 or 10
then that is because you can not get patches for
On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 2:51 PM, Dennis Clarke dcla...@blastwave.org wrote:
Hi,
Dennis Clarke wrote:
I don't like stating truisms, however if you look outside and see that
water is falling from the sky, this is because it is raining. If you see
that you can not get patches for free anymore
Dennis Clarke wrote:
Do you have a support contract for Solaris 8 and Solaris 9 also ?
As I said - the contract I'm talking about doesn't mention a Solaris
version anywhere (nor a term like Solaris subscription or else which I
can find on Sun's support site). It's well possible that some
