Install HPUX in a VMware

[JailBreak_PT]

Hi

I need to know if HP supports HPUX in VMware

I know that HPUX runs only in PA-RISC or ITANIUM.

But my question is, if my VMware ESX host server is a ITANIUM Server, when i create a VM(to work with HPUX) i have that architecture.

So can i work with this?

If so, the HP supports this? If the answer is correct, can anyone provide any link with that information?

Many Thanks

Jail

[likid0]

Nope, that's nop supported, and won't work.

[Johnson Punniyalingam]

http://forums11.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=1117460

[Johnson Punniyalingam]

http://sysdigg.blogspot.com/2008/01/hp-ux-on-vmware.html

[Duncan Edmonstone · Accepted solution]

VMware ESX doesn't run on Itanium servers so the question is kinda pointless.

The only "Virtual Machines" you can run HP-UX in are HP's HP Integrity Virtual Machines, and you need an Integrity server to do that.

HTH

Duncan

[JailBreak_PT]

Hi

Thank you all

Duncan,

I know that VMware in ITANIUM was not suported a years ago, but with the new VMware versions, i thought that VMware pass that and now runs

So my idea of running HPUX on the VMware yes is pointless

Johnson Punniyalingam,

The sysdigg link gives a good point about HPUX vs VMware

We need to have a VMware host for several systems(Windows, UNIX, SAP and HPUX), so since all company's want to reduce their budged i thought i propose use VMware to reduce that budged.

So using HPUX on the VMware is out...

Thank you all for the reply

Jail

[PeterWolfe]

>So using HPUX on the VMware is out...

Yes but the sysdigg link explains
that you can do exactly what you want
to do using a similar tool.
Specifically HP Integrity Virtual
Machines (HPVM). You could run HP-UX,
and the Integrity versions of Linux/Windows, etc.
using this tool.

Depending on the HP Integrity hardware you
have, it might also be possible to use
nPartitions and vPars as well.

[JailBreak_PT]

Hi peter wolfe,

Thank you for the reply.

Unfortunately i cannot use that "tool" from HP.

Like I said, this infrastructure will have SAP, Oracle, Windows etc., all supported by the VMware itself, and from the company's.

So to use virtualization, i need to use VMware only.

Jail

[Wim Rombauts]

Last time I informed myself, SAP and Oracle do not support installations on VMWare, and Oracle (I don't know for SAP) doesn't recognize VMWare as a partitioning technology to limit your Oracle licenses. If you strictly follow their license terms, you need to pay for the whole hardware.

[JailBreak_PT]

Hi

Both products are supported by SAP and Oracle in VMware

Oracle officially supports VMware with both Windows and Linux VM's.

Oracle has pre-installed and fully configured
evaluation versions of an Oracle Database(And other products) environment within VMware

Both products have case studies in VMware environment

Oracle

http://vmware.com/partners/virtualize_oracle_landscape.html?q=vmware%20oracle%20support&btnG=Pesquisa%20do%20Google&meta=lr=lang_en

http://www.vmware.com/company/news/releases/oracle.html

SAP

http://www.vmware.com/company/news/releases/sap_fullsupport.html

Jail