1. Customer title page
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2. HP-UX 11i Roadmap This document is the HP-UX 11i Roadmap.
This document represents the current plan and should not be considered a commitment. For specific delivery dates please refer to the BSTO marketing team.
The contents of this document are subject to change without notice and will be change based on HP’s execution needs or requirement base on specific economic conditions.
Details of the status of this document and the information within it.

3. operating environment goals
have a competitively equal or better feature set than all other UNIX operating systems
continue to increase the visibility to HP-UX, its strengths and its mainstream UNIX leadership in the market
ensure that HP-UX is the best UNIX for:
multi-OS environments
deployment from Windows/Linux development
transition to IA-64
operating environment goals
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4. dh brown os competitive position
Reliability
Java Optimization
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Solaris 8
Aix 4.X
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Solaris 8
Aix 4.X
Scalability
Web Application Support
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Solaris 8
Aix 4.X
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Solaris 8
Aix 4.X
Workload and bandwidth management
Web Application Server Options
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5. HP-UX 11i operating environments
JPIU
HP-UX 11i operating environments
HP-UX 11i mission-critical OE
MC/ServiceGuard
HP-UX Workload Manager
Host Intrusion Detection
ServiceGuard NFS toolkit
Enterprise Cluster Mgmt. toolkit
HP-UX 11i enterprise OE
OnlineJFS 3.3
Glanceplus pack
Mirror Disk/UX
Process Resource Mgr
Event Monitor Services (EMS HA Monitors)
OpenView Performance Agent
Single-system Event and Availability Management
HP-UX 11i OE
HP-UX OS
Network Drivers
Web QoS peak
Apache web server
Ignite/UX
Java Environment
(RTE, JDK, JPI)
ServiceControl Manager
Sys. Config. Repository
Software Distributor/UX
Netscape directory server (Planet Enterprise)
keberos PAM
EMS framework
CIFS Client & Server
This is an overview of the OEs the objective of this slide is:
1. Present the OE as the delivery mechanism for HPUX, OE content, independent and unsupported ISUs.
2. Present the integrated and test model of OE.
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
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6. HP-UX 11i OE features and benefits
Three different operating environments
integrated environment tested by HP
no codeword required for layered product installation
bundle pricing provides discounts vs. individual pricing
single line item to order
single line item support
Comprehensive multi-OS support
Next generation of OS and discrete components
Get the operating environment that fits your needs
Less time spent performing system integration
Fast time to install/deployment, spent less system admin resources
Enjoy monetary savings Simpler ordering
Spend less time managing support contracts
Support for the use of Linux as a low cost development platform for HP-UX mission critical applications. Develop on Linux, deploy on HPUX.
Easy migration to OE from OS and discrete components.
This is an overview of the OEs features and benefits:
Specifically not listed here is the financial benefits associated with OE ownership.
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
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7. HP-UX 11i software offering
HP-UX 11i mission-critical OE
HP-UX 11i enterprise OE
HP-UX 11i OE
Examples of Independent Software Products:
Openview iPlanet Web Server VxVM Product
C++ compiler Metroclusters WebQoS Premium
IPSec/9000 SNA+2 Link Server HP-UX CDSA
Examples of Unsupported Software Products
Mobile IPv4 perl IPv6 Early Release
Linux Porting Kit CIFS migration tool Fiber Channel manager
This is an overview of the ISU associated with the OEs. It is intended to bolster the HPUX 11i position.
Independent Software Products (ISUs) includes: zero cost and chargeable items that have support available for them from HP.
Unsupported Software Product - includes: free products. These product does not have support available from HP.
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
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8. HPUX OEs Current PA-RISC HPUX OEs hosted on IA-64 platforms
HP-UX 11i OE market position roadmap
file/print
web serving
applications
application
(department critical)
enterprise
(business critical)
data center (corporate critical)
HP-UX
HP 9000
enterprise server
HPUX OEs Current PA-RISC
Position
Windows
HP netserver
HPUX OEs hosted on IA-64 platforms
netware
HP netserver
Linux
HP netserver
This slide is intended to illustrate that HPUX 11i will be moving down the market on the IA-64 platform and starting to compete with Windows and Linux at the low end.
HPUX is very suitable for this type of move because the advent of IA-64.
Just like Mercedes, HPUX 11i is moving to address the high volume low end of the market with it IA-64 port. Everyone will be able to afford to own the quality and reliability of Mercedes.
This also offers investment protection for deployed infrastructure and application development costs.
HP is the only company to offer a mult-OS strategy that includes an a single operating system that goes from the desktop to the datacentre, on proprietary and emerging commodity hardware.
Name your application, select the platform then buy it from HP.
HP runs its business worldwide on HP-UX servers!
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
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9. hardware independent operating environment
HP-UX 11i OE vision roadmap
Q400
Q201
Q301
Q402
HP 11i OEs provide
hardware independent operating environment
HP 11i OEs
release on
IA-64 Platform
HP 11i OEs
become primary
OS delivery agent on
PA-RISC Platform
This slide is intended to provides a vision of the OE becoming independent of the hardware platform whilst providing a delivery vehicle for HPUX and a operating environment for applications
HP 11i OEs
release on
HP Superdome
Platform
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
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10. HP-UX 11i OE release model
Platform
Update
Q201
Q301
Q401
Q102
Q201
Platform
Update
Platform
Update
Platform OS
Bonus
Pack OS
Bonus
Pack OS
Bonus
Pack
This slide is intend to provide the model of major and minor releases of the OEs that occur on a regular basis, 6 and 3 months respectively.
The OS bonus packs are improvement to the core operating system functionality.
Obsolete ISUs New ISU OS
Bonus
Pack
New ISUs Updated ISU
Updated ISU
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11. HP-UX 11i OE releases Q201 Q301 Q401 Q102 Increasing OE functionality
Update
Platform
OS Bonus Pack
OS Bonus Pack
vPars on SD
Update
Q102
OS Bonus Pack
IPv6 Phase 1
VxVM works with MC/SG
CVM Base
CVM Full Product
vPars on N & L Class
Processor Sets
Real Time Ext.
Platform
OS Bonus Pack
Nokia WAP Demo Product 2.0
IPv6 Dev. Env.
VxVM Fast Resynch Option
Details of the content increase of each OE release over the next 4 quarters:
It is most important that as part of this slide that the two “arrow points” are explained.
1. Each OE release is binary compatible with the previous release
2. Each OE release includes all of the functionality of the previous release and hence
only the delta is shown here.
The OS bonus packs are improvement to the core operating system functionality.
Nokia WAP Demo Product 2.0: A demo version of the Nokia WAP Server.
IPv6 Dev. Env.: Application development environment for the IPv6 network stack.
VxVM Fast Resynch Option: Veritas Fast resync product option for VxVM.
IPv6 Phase: First phase of IPv6 functionality, does not include mobile IPv6
VxVM works with MC/SG: Integration of VxVM with MC/SG
CVM Base: Support for Veritas Cluster Manager base product.
CVM Full Product: Support for Veritas Cluster Manager full product.
vPars on N & L Class: Support for vPars on the L and N class servers.
Processor Sets: This functionality is key to our joint initiative with Oracle for Systems Manageability. It allow specific processors to be associated with specific processes.
Real Time Ext: HP-UX has some “limited real time” functions that are includes a part of a “deterministic response” model
vPars on SD: Support for vPars on SD
Increasing OE functionality
Binary Compatibility
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
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12. HP-UX 11i HP-UX Enhancements
Q102
Q201
Q301
Q401
Update
Work in progress
(Do not distribute)
OE number ???+1
vPars on SD
Update
IPv6 Phase 1
VxVM works with MC/SG
CVM Base
CVM Full Product
vPars on N & L Class
Processor Sets
Real Time Ext.
OE number ????
Nokia WAP Demo Product 2.0
IPv6 Dev. Env.
MC/ServiceGuard
VxVM Fast Resynch Option
Binary Compatibility
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
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13. HP-UX 11i operating system release roadmap
Q400
Q201
Q102
Q402
2H03
HP-UX 11i
version 3
HP-UX 11i
version 2
HP-UX 11i
version 1.6
Hardware
Independent
128way scaling
HW Isolation
Full VDC/ODC
dynamic tunables
OL* memory/CPU
DLKM Patching
Hardware
Independent
OE Support
Full dynamic vPar
Dyna. loadable drivers
Next gen. CIFS
Real Time Ext.
TB FS
Veritas CFS&CVM
Kernel ABI
IPv6
WAP 2.0 Proxy
Linux(PA&IA)
HP-UX 11i
version 1.5
IA-64 Only
bin.compat with HP-UX 11i v.1.5
Linux ABIs
ISV support
MxN threads
CIFS
Optimized NFS
LVM
OV support
ODC
IA-64 Only 32&64bit PA apps
secure internet transactions
fast encryption
VxVM Base
online-JFS
Web Server
Linux(IA-64)
developer release
HP-UX 11i
PA-RISC Only
OE Support
nPartitions
per-processor licensing
fast boot
Details of the content of each OE release as a function of operating system:
nPartitions: Hard partitions as part of crossbar technology based systems.
fast boot: Optional CPU and memory check.
32&64bit PA apps: Support for PA binaries on IA-64 via Aries
secure internet transactions: SSL support on IA-64
fast encryption: IA-64 hardware based encryption
VxVM Base: Support for Veritas Volume manager
online-JFS: Support for on-line Journal file system
Web Server: Support for apache based web server on IA-64
Linux(IA64): Support for Linux API on IA-64. Allows Linux programs can be compiled without change.
Developer release: Support for developers with HP-UX and IA-64
Bin.compat with HP-UX 11i v.1.5: Backward compatible at a binary level.
Linux ABIs: Application Binary Interface allow Linux IA-64 program to run directly in HP-UX.
ISV support: Extensive ISV support exists for HP-UX 11i
MxN threads: Support for multi threading at the application level.
CIFS: Common Internet File System Support: Allows shared access to file system from “other” OSs
Optimized NFS: NFS Over TCP, allow NFS to work directly over TCP/IP instead of datagram services.
LVM: Support for Logical Volume Manager.
OV support: Support for GlancePlus Pack.
OE Support: OEs products supported on both processor types IA and PA.
Full dynamic vPars: Support for vPars.
Dyna. loadable drivers: Allow online patching of the driver portion of HP-UX
Next gen. CIFS: Common Internet File System Support: Allows shared access to file system from “other” OSs. Security, Window2000, Domain controller support.
Real Time Ext: HP-UX has some “limited real time” functions that are includes a part of a “deterministic response” model
TB FS: Support for increased file system size, i.e. TB
Veritas CFS&CVM: Support for Cluster File System and Cluster Volume Manager
Kernel Driver ABI: Driver binaries will be able to carry forward to next release.Helps ISV kernel intrusive apps.
IPv6: Support for secure IPv6 network protocol
WAP 2.0 Proxy : Support for 2.0 of the WAP protocol as part of the WAP server offering
Linux(PA&IA): Provides support for Linux APIs on IA-64 and PA-RISC. Allows Linux programs can be compiled without change.
128way scaling: Support for 128 Processors
HW Isolation: Abstraction a H/W model into the software to allow implementation of H/W without changes to the software or vice versa for H/W
Full VDC/ODC: Support for virtual data centre and optical data centre concepts
dynamic tunables: of the HP-UX kernel
OL* memory/CPU: Online add, delete and replacement of Memory and CPUs
DLKM I/0 Patching: Dynamically Loadable Kernel Modules - Great for doing patches without shutting the machine down.
Binary Compatibility
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14. HP-UX 11i operating system release roadmapOE
Release
Independence
Release
???
Release
HP-UX 11
4Q00
Q201
Q102
Q402
HP-UX 11i
Version 1.5
Version 1
Version 2
Version 3
Version 1.6
2H03
Details of the various operating system release and how they relate to each other in terms of source code streams.
Itanium
Release
Consolidation
Release
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
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15. HPUX 11i OE and OS release and update model
Version 1
Version 1.5
Version 1.6
Version 3
Version 2
4Q00
Q201
1H02
2H02
2H03 OE
Update
The intention of this slide is to show the relationship between OE releases, OE Updates and OS releases over the next 2 years. OE
Release OE
Release OE
Release OE
Release OE
Release OE
Release OE
Release
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
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16. HP-UX 11i version 1 functionality
PA-RISC only
Development Tools
PA shared libraries
DCE RPC
Open GL
Open Source Tool Kit
CDE/Xt/Motif
HP-UX Dev Kit
HP-UX MLIB
HP-UX STK
Languages
Perl-32&64Bit
C/ANSI C Dev
HP aC++
Fortran90
Japan Fort90 mnl
Java 3D Dev
Java Plug-in
Java2 JRE 1.2
Java2 SDK 1.2
OO Cobol RTS
Security
RSA libs
Admin Utilities
Cold Install
CXperf
HP-UX Install Utilities (IUX)
Glance + M/M
OV GlancePlus Pak (English)
OV GlancePlus Pak (Japanese)
System Functions
DLKM I/O
Networking
Fast Ethernet LAN - 100BT
GigaBit Ethernet LAN - SX & T
Storage Adapters
Fibre Channel - switched and AL
SCSI - FWD and Ultra2
ISUs
HP Apache based Web Server
Netscape Communicator (v4.75)
File Systems
Base VxVM (3.1)
HP JFS(3.3)
HP MPI
HP OnlineJFS(3.3)
HP VxVM (3.1)
System Attributes
PPL
Details of specific 11i version 1 functionality:
PA shared libraries: Shared runtime libraries that facilitate easier and reliable program execution. Also improve the efficient via reduced size of executable binary.
DCE RPC: DCE support for Remote Procedure Call functionality i.e. the other RPC standard, i.e. Not ONC RPC.
CDE/Xt/Motif: Common Desktop environment and associated MOTIF windows environment.
HP-UX Dev Kit : Includes all of the “X”, graphics programming libs etc…
HP-UX MLIB: Parallelized scientific subroutine libraries. It's a technical computing product that's used to solve linear equations and eigen analysis.
HP-UX STK: Software transition kit
Perl-32&64Bit: Support for 32 and 64 bit Perl implementation.
C/ANSI C Dev: Support for C/Ansi C development environment
HP aC++: Support for HP aC++ Compiler
Fortran90: Support for HP Fortran90 Compiler
Japan Fort90 mnl: Support for localized version of Fortran compiler.
Java 3D Dev: Support for Java 3D graphic libraries.
Java Plug-in: Support for Java plug-in e.g. Netscape browser.
Java2 JRE 1.2: Support for Java2 Runtime Environment version 1.2
Java2 SDK 1.2: Support for Java2 software developers kit version 1.2
OO Cobol RTS: Support for object oriented Cobol runtime system.
RSA libs: Support for encryption system from RSA
Cold Install: Support for cold install utility of HP-UX.
Cxperf: Tool to provide an internal view of applications running on high-end parallel servers so they can be adjusted for maximum performance. An interactive performance analyzer for various different kinds of Fortran, C++ and C/ANSI C applications.
HP-UX Install Utilities (IUX): Support for Install UX utility
Glance + M/M: Glance performance measurement package.
OV GlancePlus Pak (English): Extension to the Glance performance measurement package, English.
OV GlancePlus Pak (Japanese): Extension to the Glance performance measurement package, Japanese.
DLKM I/0 Patching: Dynamically Loadable Kernel Modules - Great for doing patches without shutting the machine down.
Gig Ethernet LAN: Support for Gig Ethernet LAN.
Gig Ethernet Lic: Driver for our Gigabit Ethernet card.
GigE PCI 1000B-T: Driver for our PCI Gigabit Ethernet card
Tachlite Fibre Channel Driver: Tachlite is a Fibre Channel chip and a card comprising that would be called a Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter (HBA). This is a new generation chip succeeding Tachyon - the Industry's first Fibre Channel Interface controller chip.
USB: Support for Universal Serial Bus interface
HP Apache based Web Server: Support for apache based web server.
Netscape Communicator (v4.75): Support for Netscape Communicator.
Base VxVM (3.1): Support for VxVM base product version 3.1
HP JFS(3.3): Support for Journal file system version 3.3
HP MPI:
HP OnlineJFS(3.3): Support for on-line Journal file system version 3.3
HP VxVM (3.1):
PPL: Support for Per Processor Licensing model.
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
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17. HP-UX 11i version 1.5 functionality
IA-64 only
Development Tools
Aries 32&64bit PA apps support
PA shared libraries
Linux API (IA-64)
Cross Dev on PA
DCE RPC
Open GL
Open Source Tool Kit
CDE/Xt/Motif and Xlibx
HP-UX Dev Kit
HP-UX MLIB
HP-UX STK
Languages
Perl-32&64Bit
C/ANSI C Dev
HP aC++
Fortran90
Japan Fort90 mnl
Java 3D Dev
Java Plug-in
Java2 JRE 1.2
Java2 SDK 1.2
OO Cobol RTS
Security
RSA libs
Admin Utilities
Cold Install (IUX)
SD and SAM (PA)
CXperf
Glance + M/M
OV GlancePlus Pak (English)
OV GlancePlus Pak (Japanese)
System Functions
DLKM I/O(IA)
Networking
Fast Ethernet LAN - 100BT
GigaBit Ethernet LAN - SX & T
Storage Adapters
Fibre Channel - switched and AL
SCSI - FWD and Ultra2
ISUs
HP Apache based Web Server
File Systems
Base VxVM (3.1)
HP JFS(3.3)
HP MPI
HP OnlineJFS(3.3)
HP VxVM (3.1)
System Attributes
PPL
3rd Party and ISV Products
OmniBack II 3.5 (PA)
Oracle datebase
Netscape Communicator (v4.75)
Additions for Tech Server
MLIB
MPI LIB
Details of specific 11i Version 1.5 functionality:
Aries 32&64bit PA apps support: This allows the IA-64 based machines to run PA-RISC code directly in compatibility mode.
PA shared libraries: Shared runtime libraries that facilitate easier and reliable program execution. Also improve the efficient via reduced size of executable binary.
Linux API (IA-64): Provides support for Linux APIs on IA-64. Allows Linux programs can be compiled without change.
Cross Dev on PA: The ability to create IA-64 binaries on a PA machine
DCE RPC: DCE support for Remote Procedure Call functionality i.e. the other RPC standard, i.e. Not ONC RPC.
Open GL: Support for Open Graphic language standard.
Open Source Tool Kit: All of the components required to compiler Linux program on HP-UX.
CDE/Xt/Motif and Xlibx: Common Desktop environment and associated MOTIF windows environment.
HP-UX Dev Kit : Includes all of the “X”, graphics programming libs etc…
HP-UX MLIB: Parallelized scientific subroutine libraries. It's a technical computing product that's used to solve linear equations and eigen analysis.
HP-UX STK: Software transition kit
Perl-32&64Bit: Support for 32 and 64 bit Perl implementation.
C/ANSI C Dev: Support for C/Ansi C development environment
HP aC++: Support for HP aC++ Compiler
Fortran90: Support for HP Fortran90 Compiler
Japan Fort90 mnl: Support for localized version of Fortran compiler.
Java 3D Dev: Support for Java 3D graphic libraries.
Java Plug-in: Support for Java plug-in e.g. Netscape browser.
Java2 JRE 1.2: Support for Java2 Runtime Environment version 1.2
OO Cobol RTS: Support for object oriented Cobol runtime system.
RSA libs: Support for encryption system from RSA
Cold Install (IUX): Support for cold install utility of HP-UX.
SD and SAM (PA): Software distributor and SAM admin tool
Cxperf: Tool to provide an internal view of applications running on high-end parallel servers so they can be adjusted for maximum performance. An interactive performance analyzer for various different kinds of Fortran, C++ and C/ANSI C applications.
Glance + M/M: Glance performance measurement package.
OV GlancePlus Pak (English): Extension to the Glance performance measurement package, English.
OV GlancePlus Pak (Japanese): Extension to the Glance performance measurement package, Japanese.
DLKM I/0 Patching: Dynamically Loadable Kernel Modules - Great for doing patches without shutting the machine down.
Gig Ethernet LAN: Support for Gig ethernet LAN.
Gig Ethernet Lic: Driver for our Gigabit Ethernet card.
GigE PCI 1000B-T: Driver for our PCI Gigabit Ethernet card
Tachlite Fibre Channel Driver: Tachlite is a Fibre Channel chip and a card comprising that would be called a Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter (HBA). This is a new generation chip succeeding Tachyon - the Industry's first Fibre Channel Interface controller chip.
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
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18. HP-UX 11i version 1.6 functionality
IA-64 only - All of the functionality of HPUX 11i Version 1.5 plus:
Development Tools
Linux ABI (IA-64 Only)
Availability
MC/ServiceGuard (v11.09)
Security
IPSecurity
System Functions
MxN threads
File System
NFS Over TCP
NFS 3.0 Performance optimized to SPEC sfsV2
File Systems
CIFS/9000 Server
CIFS/9000 Client
LVM
HP JFS(3.5)
ISU
Omni Back
OV Network Node manager
ITO and PRM
ISV Support
Extensive List of more than 30
Details of specific 11i Version 1.6 functionality:
Linux ABI (IA-64 Only): Application Binary Interface allow Linux IA-64 program to run directly in HP-UX.
MC/ServiceGuard (v11.09): Support for MC/SG product
IPSecurity: Usually considered to be IPv6.
MxN threads: Support for multi threading at the application level.
NFS Over TCP: Optimized NFS, allow NFS to work directly over TCP/IP instead of datagram services
NFS 3.0 Performance optimized to SPEC sfsV2: NFS 3.0 optimized performance to SFS V2 bench marking spec.
CIFS/9000 Server: Support for Common internet File system server components.
CIFS/9000 Client: Support for Common internet File system client components.
LVM: Support for Logical Volume Manager.
HP JFS(3.5): Support for Journal file system version 3.5
OmniBack: Support for Omniback product.
OV Network Node Manager: Support for OV network node manager
ITO and PRM: Support for IT Operations and Process resource Management product.
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
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19. HP-UX 11i version 2 functionality
PA-RISC and IA-64
Security
Next Gen. CIFS
LDAP address mgmt, pthread-safe
Next generation audit
Root containment / Access control
Root file protection
Secure defaults, config
Support for long file names
System Functions
Memory Locality
Shared Memory Support for PRM
Shared Memory Teardown
Unified Cache Buffer
MxN threads
Kernel Driver ABI
Multiple Add. Space on IA
Networking
NFS Over TCP
10 Gbit/s Ethernet
TCP Offload Engines
Storage
iSCSI
Operating Environments
OE Base
OE Enterprise
OE Mission Critical
Development Tools
Aries 32&64bit support
Kernel Driver ABI
Linux API (PA & IA)
Availability
Cell OLA
DLKM I/O
Full Processor Dealloc & iCOD
OLD I/O
Scaliablity
128 way boot
128 way DSS & Tech App Perf 64-way SDET
Wireless
IPv6
WAP 2.0 Proxy
Real Time Ext.
Deterministic Response
ISUs
Fully Dynamic vPars
File Systems
VxVM 3.2 (rootability)
2 TB FS
HP JFS(3.3)
JFS 3.5
Veritas CFS & CVM
HardWare
Processor Sets
Mako in Pinnacles
Guadelupe HW/SW Liberation
Details of specific 11i Version 2 functionality:
Aries 32&64bit PA apps support: This allows the IA-64 based machines to run PA-RISC code directly in compatibility mode.
Kernel Driver ABI: Driver binaries will be able to carry forward to next release.Helps ISV kernel intrusive apps.
Linux API (PA & IA): Provides support for Linux APIs on IA-64 and PA-RISC. Allows Linux programs can be compiled without change.
Cell OLA: Online add for Cell boards.
DLKM I/0 Patching: Dynamically Loadable Kernel Modules - Great for doing patches without shutting the machine down.
Full Processor Dealloc & iCOD: Support for de-allocation of iCOD processors.
OLD I/O: Online delete of I/O components.
128 way boot: Support for 128 CPUs
128 way DSS & Tech App Perf: Performance tuning.
64-way SDET: Support for the SDET scaling bench mark
Next gen. CIFS: Common Internet File System Support: Allows shared access to file system from “other” OSs. Security, Window2000, Domain controller support.
LDAP address mgmt, pthread-safe:
Next generation audit:
Root containment / Access control:
Root file protection
Secure defaults, config
Support for long file names
Memory Locality:
Shared Memory Support for PRM
Shared Memory Teardown:
Unified Cache Buffer:
MxN threads: Support for multi threading at the application level.
Multiple Add. Space on IA :
NFS Over TCP: Optimized NFS, allow NFS to work directly over TCP/IP instead of datagram services
10 Gbit/s Ethernet: Support for 10 Gbit/s Ethernet
IPv6: Support for secure IPv6 network protocol
WAP 2.0 Proxy : Support for 2.0 of the WAP protocol as part of the WAP server offering
Real Time Ext: HP-UX has some “limited real time” functions that are includes a part of a “deterministic response” model
Fully Dynamic vPars: Support for vPars.
VxVM 3.2 (rootability)
2 TB FS : Support for increased file system size, i.e. TB
HP JFS 3.3: Support for Journal file system version 3.3
HP JFS 3.5: Support for Journal file system version 3.5
Veritas CFS & CVM: Support for Cluster File System and Cluster Volume Manager.
Processor Sets: This functionality is key to our joint initiative with Oracle for Systems Manageability. It allow specific processors to be associated with specific processes.
Mako in Pinnacles:
Guadelupe HW/SW Liberation:
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
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20. HP Virtual Partitions key features
core functionality is available for free with HP-UX 11i release
support of HP 9000 L-Class, N-Class, Superdome (including nPartition)
support of multiple HP-UX instances (HP-UX 11i and later)
different virtual partitions can run different versions of HP-UX
single CPU granularity (virtual partition may contain single CPU)
L-Class - recommended up to 2 virtual partitions (max. 4)
N-Class - recommended up to 4 virtual partitions (max. 8)
Superdome - recommended up to 32 virtual partitions (max. 64)
dynamic reassignment of CPUs across virtual partitions
software fault isolation (application, name space, OS and kernel isolation)
individual reconfiguration and reboot, e.g. for rolling upgrades (virtual partitions don’t affect each other)
command line interface (in future via GUI – Second Release)
single toggle console (in future consolidated console)
combine with PRM, HP-UX WLM, ServiceControl Manager, and MC/ServiceGuard
Other Key Features and/or Issues regarding vPars
A single physical server or hardware partition can be soft-partitioned into multiple virtual servers (virtual partitions)
Par OSs may be administered via ServiceControl Manager or separately via SAM or other system management tools (future)
Single CPU granularity – vPars may contain a single CPU
Less than 5% performance degradation vs. a comparably configured standalone system (assumes TPC-C workload)
User-level application isolation between vPars
Kernel panics and resource failures and reboots do not affect other vPars
Limited containment of hardware faults to a single vPar (A HPMC will effect ALL vPars)
Shipment for L, N-Class 3Q01 (Superdome after N and L)

21. vPars technical overview
a single physical server may be soft-partitioned into multiple virtual servers (virtual partitions)
each virtual partition (vPar) runs an independent instance of HP-UX, providing complete name-space isolation
vPars may run separate release and patch levels of HP-UX
using vPars, multiple applications or multiple instances of the same application may coexist without kernel or user resource or name-space conflicts
vPars may be individually reconfigured and rebooted
vPars may be administered via SCM or separately via SAM or other tools
vPar Monitor
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The N Class is HP’s next generation midrange server platform, following on from the best selling midrange server in the industry, K Class.
Continuing a long tradition of leadership products with excellent investment protection the N Class N4000 provides High End performance from 8 PA-8500 processors at Midrange prices. The PA-8500 processors at 360 & 440 MHz are the 1st in a long line of processors planned to be supported in the N Class chassis, including upgrades to IA64 processors.
The N4000 doubles the OLTP performance of the K Class, exceeding 50,000 TPM. At only 10 EIA units high, 4 N4000 units can be installed in a single rack cabinet, effective quadrupling performance density over K Class and significantly reducing the cost of ownership compared to competitive solutions.
This breathtaking CPU performance is coupled with huge data bandwidths for a system that excels at any workload. 3.8 GB/s System bus bandwidth, 7.6 GB/s memory bandwidth and 5.8 GB/s I/O bandwidth.
Not only a quantum leap in performance the N4000 delivers a very robust highly available platform with Hotswap and N+1 components, married with HP-UX 11 and full MC/Serviceguard support for a guaranteed uptime configurations of 99.95%.

22. vPars logical overview
each operating system instance tailored specifically for the application(s) it hosts
operating systems instances are given a user-defined portion of the physical resources
no name space or resource conflicts
multiple applications or multiple instances or versions of the same application
no name space or resource conflicts
Hardware Platform / Hard Partition
vPar Monitor
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HP-UX Revision A
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HP-UX Revision B Patch Lvl 1
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creates illusion of many separate hardware platforms
manages shared physical resources
monitors health of operating system instances
supported on L-, N- and Superdome-Class systems
no additional platform support required

23. HP Virtual Partitions: multiple applications on the same server with software isolation
Base
product
for free!
increased system utilization
partitioning a single physical server or hard partition into multiple virtual partitions for L, N-class, and Superdome
increased flexibility
multiple independent instances of HP-UX
dynamic CPU migration across virtual partitions
increased isolation
application (including name space) isolation across virtual partitions
OS (kernel) isolation
individual reconfiguration and reboot
HP-UX Revision A.1
HP-UX Revision A.2
HP-UX Revision B.3
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Dept. B App 3
Note the base product will allow for one vPar to be created. Should be used only as a “test of concept” and is not intended for production use.

24. HP Partitioning Continuum for Always On Technical Positioning
Hard Partitions with multiple nodes
Hard Partitions within a node
Virtual Partitions within a hard partition
Resource Partitions
PRM (Process Resource Manager)
WLM
(Workload Manager)
Virtual partitions
HyperPlex
nPartitions
complete hardware and software isolation
node granularity
multiple OS images
hardware isolation per cell
complete software isolation
cell granularity
multiple OS images
dynamic resource allocation
automatic goal-based resource allocation via set SLOs
share (%) granularity
1 OS image
complete software isolation
CPU granularity
multiple OS images
HP Partitioning Continuum is the only UNIX solution in the market to address the typically contradictory needs of flexibility and isolation at the same time.
Hard partitions are partitions created in such a manner as to isolate application environments from single point of failure (SPOF). This means that applications running within hard partitions are not subject to hardware or software events in other partitions. HP’s hard partitions come in two forms:
1) hyperplex: Hard Partitions with multiple server nodes are called HyperPlex. HyperPlex delivers the optimum capacity at all levels by supporting the complete HP 9000 product line – it can range in size from two HP 9000 A-Class, or L-Class nodes, up to 100s of the newly introduced Superdome resulting in extreme capacity! These partitions operate in such a manner that they can be totally isolated from other hard partitions. Multiple applications can run in these partitions, and these applications are completely isolated from the other nodes and their respective operating environments.
2) nPartitions: Hard partitions within a node are called nPartitions and they are uniquely available for Superdome servers – the most powerful HP high-end HyperPlex server nodes. Superdome can support anywhere from 1 to 16 nPartitions, offering hard partition with cell granularity and each supporting its own operating system with complete software isolation.
virtual partitions: The need exists to not only isolate operating environments such that multiple customers applications can co-exist in the same server or cluster but many instances require that many isolated operating environments can be dynamically created, modified, and even deleted on a running server without interrupting non-related partitions. For this requirement, HP has developed Virtual Partitions - a unique technology that provides application and operating systems isolation that runs on single server nodes or nPartitions. Available for L-Class, N-Class and SuperDome. Each virtual partition runs its own image of the HP-UX 11i operating system and can fully host its own applications offering complete software isolation. The capability of CPU migration allows to add and delete dynamically (without reboot) CPUs from one virtual partition to another, ideal to ensure a high degree of flexibility in the fast moving internet age.
resource partitions: HP’s Resource Partitions are unique partitions created for workload management purposes. Resource partitions run within hard partitions and within virtual partitions, and are controlled by HP’s Worklaod Management functions. Very often many applications will run on one server at the same time, but each application has different resource needs. HP-UX Workload Manager (WLM) and Process Resource Manager (PRM) software are used to dynamically create resource partitions for applications that need guaranteed dedicated resources such as CPU, memory or disk I/O. Applications with specific goals such as response time can use HP’s goal-based HP-UX WLM to automatically and dynamically allocate the necessary resources to applications or user groups within hard partitions or virtual partitions. Unique service level objectives can be met every time!
nPartitions are ideal for systems consolidation purposes to run for example test and production environments on the same server in different hard partitions i.e. nPartitions to ensure hardware and software isolation.
In Service Provider environments virtual partitions are ideal to ensure privacy between different customer applications and offer at the same time flexibility through dynamic CPU migration.
Isolation
highest degree of separation
Flexibility
highest degree of dynamic capabilities

25. VxVM/CVM 3.1 Product Description (Slide 1)
Feature Base VxVM/CVM CVM Add-On
VxVM Add-On
B7961AA B9116AA B9117AA
Concatenation   
Spanning   
Striping   
GUI (VMSA)   
Resizing Volumes   
Disk Group Support   
Free-space management   
Support for co-existence of VxVM with LVM on same system
  
DMP for active-passive devices   
DMP for active/active devices -  
Conversion utilities   
Mirroring of user-data disks -  
(no root mirroring)
Striped Mirrors (RAID 0+1) -  N/S
Log-based mirror recoveries -  
Oracle Resilvering -  
Hot-sparing/Hot Relocation -  
Online Data Migration -  
Snapshot  
Functionality details
For more details in this topic please contact Laurie Robell.
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
Customer viewable

26. VxVM/CVM 3.1 Product Description (Slide 2)
Feature Base VxVM/CVM CVM Add-On
VxVM Add-On
B7961AA B9116AA B9117AA
Task monitor VxVM only  N/S
Online Relayout   N/S
Mirrored Stripes (RAID 1+0) -  
RAID  N/S
Support for MC/SG   
Support for SG OPS Edition Base CVM - 
only #
Support for mixed clusters   
Multiple node cluster support 4 MC/SG 8 MC/SG 4MC/SG
2 OPS # 4 OPS
Rolling Upgrade support   
Online Reconfiguration for Diskgroup activated
shared diskgroups on at most 1 node #
N/A Diskgroup activated
on any # of
nodes (up
to 4)
Functionality details
For more details in this topic please contact Laurie Robell.
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
Customer viewable

27. Linux strategy for HP-UX 11i
Milestones
Linux API on IA - Q201
Linux ABI on IA - Q302
Linux API on PA - Q402
WebGain Studio for integrated windows app. dev. env. (IDE) targeting HP-UX11develop and debug on IA-32/windows and deploy optimized java code on HP-UX 11i
java optimization tools for optimizing java run-time environment. hp j-meter, hp j-config, etc. (available free from hp.com/java)
Use IA-based HPUX or Linux as a low cost development platform for HP-UX mission critical applications
Linux being ported onto PA (A, L, and N class) in 2H2000
HP believes that Linux has a role to play in: low-end and midrange server environments appliances application development
develop on Linux or Windows and deploy on HP-UX 11i
Functionality details:
For more details in this topic please contact Jon Davis.
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
Customer viewable

28. dynamically tunable kernel parameters for HP-UX 11i OEs
goal is reduction of reboots by 50%
core_addshmem_read
core_addshmem_write (VM) shared memory segments in application core dumps
maxuprc (PM) maximum number of processes per user
shmmax (VM) shared memory maximum size
shmseg (VM) shared memory segment size
maxfiles_lim* (FS) maximum number of files
maxtsiz (VM) maximum text segment size
maxtsiz_ 64bit* (VM) maximum text segment size - 64 bit
msgmax (PM) maximum number of messages
msgmnb (PM) maximum number of bytes msg queue
scsi_max_qdepth (IO) depth of SCSI I/O queue
semmsl
* per process
Functionality details:
For more details on this topic contact Loretta Nierat.
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
Not customer viewable

29. Base VxVM/CVM Add-On Functionality for HP-UX 11i OEs
VxVM/CVM is compatible with the OEs and needs to be purchased separately
Feature Base VxVM/CVM
Concatenation
Spanning
Striping
GUI (VMSA)
Resizing Volumes
Disk Group Support
Free-space mgmt
Support for co-existence of VxVM with LVM on same system
DMP for act.-passive devices
DMP for act./act. devices
Conversion utilities
Task monitor (VxVM only)
Supt. for MC/SG
Supt. for SG/OPS
Supt. mixed clusters
Multiple node cluster supt.
4 MC/SG or 2 OPS
Rolling Upgd supt.
Online Reconf. for shared diskgroup node only #
# Base CVM only  - #
Functionality details:
For more details in this topic please contact Laurie Robell.
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
Customer viewable

30. VxVM/CVM Add-On Functionality for HP-UX 11i OEs
Feature VxVM CVM
DMP for act./act. devices  
Mirroring of user-data disks  
(no root mirroring)
Striping + Mirroring (RAID 0+1)  N/S
Log-based mirror recoveries  
Oracle Resilvering  
Hot-sparing/Hot Relocation  
Online Data Migration  
Snapshot  
Task monitor  N/S
Online Relayout  N/S
Mirrored Stripes (RAID 1+0)  
RAID-5  N/S
Supt. for MC/SG  
Supt. for SG/OPS # 
Supt. mixed clusters  
Multiple node cluster supt 8 MC/SG 4 MC/SG
4 OPS #
Online Reconfiguration for N/A Diskgroup
shared diskgroups activated on
93 any # of
nodes (up to 4)
# Base CVM only
Functionality details:
For more details in this topic please contact Laurie Robell.
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
Customer viewable

31. VxVM/CVM 3.1 Product Description (Slide 1)
Feature Base VxVM/CVM CVM Add-On
VxVM Add-On
B7961AA B9116AA B9117AA
Concatenation   
Spanning   
Striping   
GUI (VMSA)   
Resizing Volumes   
Disk Group Support   
Free-space management   
Support for co-existence of VxVM with LVM on same system
  
DMP for active-passive devices   
DMP for active/active devices -  
Conversion utilities   
Mirroring of user-data disks -  
(no root mirroring)
Striped Mirrors (RAID 0+1) -  N/S
Log-based mirror recoveries -  
Oracle Resilvering -  
Hot-sparing/Hot Relocation -  
Online Data Migration -  
Snapshot  
Functionality details:
For more details in this topic please contact Laurie Robell.
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
Customer viewable

32. VxVM/CVM 3.1 Product Description (Slide 2)
Feature Base VxVM/CVM CVM Add-On
VxVM Add-On
B7961AA B9116AA B9117AA
Task monitor VxVM only  N/S
Online Relayout   N/S
Mirrored Stripes (RAID 1+0) -  
RAID  N/S
Support for MC/SG   
Support for SG OPS Edition Base CVM - 
only #
Support for mixed clusters   
Multiple node cluster support 4 MC/SG 8 MC/SG 4MC/SG
2 OPS # 4 OPS
Rolling Upgrade support   
Online Reconfiguration for Diskgroup activated
shared diskgroups on at most 1 node #
N/A Diskgroup activated
on any # of
nodes (up
to 4)
Functionality details:
For more details in this topic please contact Laurie Robell.
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
Customer viewable

33. vPars strategy for HP-UX 11i
Milestones
vPars on L and N class systems - Q301
vPars on Superdome - Q401
Full dynamic vPars (include dynamic CPU migration and dynamic memory addition) Q402
vPars Licensing
System will ship with demo license that includes two partitions: Unlimited partition and 1 CPU limited partition.
vPars:
The HP-UX 11i
Virtual Machine Environment
Functionality details:
For more details in this topic please contact Laurie Robell.
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
Customer viewable

34. CIFS strategy for HP-UX 11i
Milestones
CIFS/9000 on IA - Q201
NG CIFS/9000 client – Q402
CIFS/9000 server based on Samba 2.2 targeted for release in 1H2002
Next Generation CIFS client may include ACL support, ONC AutoFS and byte-range locking
Bi-directional access between
HP-UX and Windows as well as
HP-UX and HP-UX
Functionality details:
For more details in this topic please contact Lillian Hull.
Note: HP-UX future plans subject to change
Customer viewable