New installation

[Faisal Fouad Aljundi_1]

Hi,

After I format my HP 9000 server, I want to re-install it from zero.

All what I have is one CD [HP-UX 11.00] from year 2000.

is it okay to install HP-UX 11.0 from this CD then install the following:

1- QPK for sep 2002
2- HWE
3- Diag
4- iCOD

or I need to install additional staff ??

my target for this server is openview operation [OVO]


is above include tools and applications like JAVA 1.2, etc. ?



best regards

[A. Clay Stephenson]

The Openview Products will not be included on the OS or the patch disks that you list. They are found on the Applications CD Set.

[George Petrides_1]

The sequence for the OS is OK but it sounds like you never did that before and you might have some problems that you will need to resolve. For OVO, things are getting way more complex, you need to setup file systems, change the kernel values, install Oracle, install OVO, configure OVO (This is the hardest part). HP Middle East is right in DIC, you might want to talk to them about consulting implementation services. As it was mentioned before, OVO and Java can be found on the application CDs (but not Oracle) and it comes with a 60 days demo license.
George

[Faisal Fouad Aljundi_1]

Hi,

I know how to install and configure the OVO, OfO and every thing related to OVO, but always OS was installed and ready to start with the applications.

more focusing on the Java side: Is JAVA is 60 days trial? and which version is recommanded for OVO and HP-UX ?

Do you know any engineer from HP Middle east expert on HP-UX ?


thanks,

[Faisal Fouad Aljundi_1]

From where I can get JAVA for HP-UX [download]?

[Pete Randall]

Java can be obtained here:

http://www.hp.com/products1/unix/java/

Pete

[George Petrides_1 · Accepted solution]

I've been using the java version that comes with OVO (it's included in the VPO CD) and that is 1.2 and it works fine (at least with VPO 6.x). Could you please email me if you need HP-UX consulting services or a VPO CD at george@parallon.com.
George

[George Petrides_1]

No need for java license by the way.
Also, unless you use iCOD, where you can activate hardware on-demand, then no point of installing it.
George