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The Solaris 8 Operating Environment is the established OS leader for availability, scalability, and security in the Internet age. In Solaris 8 software, Sun delivers a trustworthy, universal platform to meet the needs of businesses -- from small startups to large Fortune 1000 enterprises.
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Computer downtime can cost your company thousands, or even millions of dollars in lost revenues and productivity.
To dramatically reduce downtime, the Solaris Operating Environment provides data center-class reliability, availability, and serviceability (RAS) -- at a fraction of a mainframe's cost.
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The Solaris 8 Operating Environment delivers end-to-end security for business-critical enterprise applications and robust workgroup computing.
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Sun Enterprise Authentication Mechanism software delivers an extra layer of security inside your firewall to protect your enterprise from
unauthorized access.
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Solaris Live Upgrade significantly reduces the downtime associated with an operating system upgrade or maintenance. It enables the Solaris 8, 7, and 2.6 Operating Environment to continue to run while an
administrator upgrades to the latest release of the Operating Environment, applies patches or does routine maintenance on the inactive or duplicate boot environment. When satisfied with the process, the administrator simply reboots the system to run the latest or updated operating environment.
Using Solaris Administrative Tools, remote administration of your network is possible, and it's simple. Whether you need to manage a single desktop server or a cluster of hundreds of CPUs, the Solaris
Operating Environment provides the administration applications and tools to meet your network demands.
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Solaris Naming and Directory Service combines standard naming and directory technology with enhanced security to
provide a comprehensive and reliable naming service.
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Advances in microprocessors and network technology have led to an
exponential growth in the Internet. IPv6, the next-generation Internet
Protocol, overcomes the limitations of the current version - IPv4 - by
providing larger address space. Now available in the Solaris 8 Operating Environment, IPv6 enables developers to build applications for
the next-generation Internet and users to start testing and experimenting with the new protocol.
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The Solaris 8 Operating Environment can deliver the type of infrastructure needed to compete in the wireless market. Solaris software is
based on open industry standards. Networking has been at the forefront
of Solaris right from the start. And as the creator of Java, Sun has integrated Java technology into the Solaris Operating Environment. There's no better platform to run Java than on Solaris platforms.
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