Path: gmd.de!newsserver.jvnc.net!yale.edu!think.com!linus! pscgate.progress.com!coney!rmk From: rmk@coney (Rick Kelly) Newsgroups: comp.unix.pc-clone.32bit Subject: What did SCO send me? Date: 15 Jun 1993 17:16:01 GMT Organization: Progress Software Corp. Lines: 20 Message-ID: <1vl04h$ma6@pscgate.progress.com> Reply-To: r...@bedford.progress.com NNTP-Posting-Host: 192.9.224.2 X-Newsreader: TIN [version 1.1 PL8] I just received several software packages from SCO, both of which are purported to be SCO OPEN SERVER systems. The first says: netos SA103-UX75-3.0.0 SCO OPEN Server Network System 512 user The second says: odtps SA104-UX75-3.0.0 SCO OPEN Server Enterprise System 512 user Does anybody have a clue as to what the differences are? Thanks in advance. -- Rick Kelly Work: r...@bedford.progress.com Unix System Administrator Home: rmk%rmkh...@merk.com (617)280-4946 Progress Software Corporation Bedford, MA
Path: gmd.de!newsserver.jvnc.net!rutgers!usc!cs.utexas.edu! utnut!utgpu!attcan!ncrcan!scocan!jim From: j...@sco.COM (Jim Sullivan) Newsgroups: comp.unix.pc-clone.32bit Subject: Re: What did SCO send me? Message-ID: <1993Jun17.191755.29416@sco.COM> Date: 17 Jun 93 19:17:55 GMT References: <1vl04h$ma6@pscgate.progress.com> Sender: n...@sco.COM (News administration) Organization: SCO Canada, Inc. Lines: 35 rmk@coney (Rick Kelly) writes: >I just received several software packages from SCO, both of which >are purported to be SCO OPEN SERVER systems. With Release 3.0, SCO differentiated their product line into Desktop products (under the Open Desktop banner) and Server Products (under the Open Server banner). Within the Open Desktop product line there are two products, Open Desktop Lite and Open Desktop Within the Open Server product line there are three products, SCO UNIX, Network System and Enterprise System Components in these products are: Open Desktop Lite (OS, Graphical Environment (X11R5, Motif, X.Desktop), TCP/IP) Open Desktop (OS, Graphical Environment, TCP/IP, NFS, Lan Manager Client, DOS Merge (with MS/Windows 3.1 support)) SCO UNIX (OS) Network System (OS, TCP/IP, NFS, IPX/SPX) Enterprise System (OS, Graphical Environment, TCP/IP, NFS, IPX/SPX, Lan Manager Client, PC-Interface, DOS Merge) so, you have a: >SCO OPEN Server Network System 512 user and a: >SCO OPEN Server Enterprise System 512 user -- Jim Sullivan SCO Canada, Inc. Toronto, Ontario "Americans will understand Canadians j...@sco.com, ...!uunet!scocan!jim when straights understand gays" 416 922 1937 (8397 for fax) - Scott Thompson, a kid in the hall