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02-13-2003 11:57 AM
02-13-2003 11:57 AM
If anybody can clarify it is highly appreciated
If anybody can clarify it is highly appreciated
Will any gentelmen please clarify the following and help me with the links where i
can get relevant information:
1. Are there any RPM (Remote Package Managers) packages available in HP-UX
11 Servers?
2. What are the package deployment tools available for HP-UX 11 for
distribution to Linux PCs?
3. What are the OS deployment tools available for HP UX-11 for distribution
to Linux PCs?
4. Can these tools support Windows NT mass deployments as well from the HP
UX distribution point?
5. Can these tools catpure and manage HW/SW inventory of Linux and Windows
Systems?
6. What are the preferred methods as suggested by HP for these kinds of
requirements?
can get relevant information:
1. Are there any RPM (Remote Package Managers) packages available in HP-UX
11 Servers?
2. What are the package deployment tools available for HP-UX 11 for
distribution to Linux PCs?
3. What are the OS deployment tools available for HP UX-11 for distribution
to Linux PCs?
4. Can these tools support Windows NT mass deployments as well from the HP
UX distribution point?
5. Can these tools catpure and manage HW/SW inventory of Linux and Windows
Systems?
6. What are the preferred methods as suggested by HP for these kinds of
requirements?
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02-14-2003 12:15 PM
02-14-2003 12:15 PM
Re: If anybody can clarify it is highly appreciated
Re: If anybody can clarify it is highly appreciated
A couple of these I can answer...
1. It's actually RedHat Package Manager and they are, up to this point, a linux only convention.
2. I'm not aware of any specifically.
3. You could export by NFS a directory that had the linux setup on it and boot your linux box with a floppy that was configured to look at that mountpoint for setup.
4. Not that I'm aware of.
5. Openview?
6. Openview?
It seems to me that you're looking for a silver bullet here - and I'm not sure you're going to find something to do ALL of this.
Regards,
John
1. It's actually RedHat Package Manager and they are, up to this point, a linux only convention.
2. I'm not aware of any specifically.
3. You could export by NFS a directory that had the linux setup on it and boot your linux box with a floppy that was configured to look at that mountpoint for setup.
4. Not that I'm aware of.
5. Openview?
6. Openview?
It seems to me that you're looking for a silver bullet here - and I'm not sure you're going to find something to do ALL of this.
Regards,
John
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