Service Guard

[FrAnK]

Hello Guys, I completed my Service Guard training couple of years ago and got out of touch with HP-UX. I have two HP-UX servers (A380 and A370). Is there anyone who can help to find Service Guard software so I can practice in home.
"Edited to comply with ITRC Guidelines"

Frank

[A. Clay Stephenson]

A370 & A380 sound like bogus model numbers to me. In any event, MC/SG can be found on any apoplications CD set but without codewords that isn't going to do you much good.

[Geoff Wild]

If you talk to your HP account rep, you might be able to get a temporary license.

Rgds...Geoff

[FrAnK]

Thanks for Reply. Sorry they are D Class Servers. D370 and D380. Both are dual processors. I bought those when I was taking Unix Admin courses. I am even
Certified for HP-UX and SUN. But never had a chance to work for UNIX ADMIN position. So now I have all the material (books, systems and etc... want to practice for work purposes.
You are right MC/SG is on application CD but I have no CODEWORDS for MC/SG. Any Suggestion how I can that. Thanks

Frank

[melvyn burnard]

These are purchaseable licensed products.
You will need to purchase them to be able to use them.
Contact your local HP Sales Office

[FrAnK]

I m not sure but I think one of the servers already have MC/SG installed on it. Is there a way to find a codeword from a OS ?

Thanks

[A. Clay Stephenson]

Well, I will go this far: The system "remembers" installed codewords by examining the text file /var/adm/sw/.codewords.

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom Frank

swlist -l product | grep -i service

SEP

[FrAnK]

I checked my system, MC/SG is not loaded on it.
Edited to comply with ITRC GuideLines
Thank you guys for help. Frank

[A. Clay Stephenson]

You are now asking for someone to violate the licensing agreement; only HP can sell you this product.

[melvyn burnard]

You are now asking for people to break copyright rules and break the Law!
I have edited the request, and also reported this to the relevant authorities