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The Solaris 9 Operating System redefines the operating system to a services platform with the integration of an application server and by
providing the foundation for identity management. The Solaris 9 OS delivers the security, manageability, availability and
performance that enterprises need to increase service levels and decrease costs and risks.
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Sun's Solaris 9 Resource Manager software, now integrated into the Solaris 9 Operating System, helps system administrators manage system
resources such as CPU, physical memory, and network bandwidth, more effectively.
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Solaris Volume Manager, a disk and storage management solution that's been integrated into the Solaris 9 Operating System, helps provide
high data availability and reliability, enhanced system and I/O performance, and simple large system and disk administration.
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Solaris Naming and Directory Services in the Solaris 9 Operating System
combine standard naming and directory technology with enhanced security to provide a comprehensive and reliable naming service.
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From integrated security services and applications to enhanced
encryption algorithms all the way to an enterprise firewall for network protection, the Solaris 9 Operating System sets a new standards for
operating system security by addressing security needs at every layer.
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Sun Cluster 3.0 software, the key to building SunPlex systems, takes general-purpose clustering beyond the realm of high availability by
adding the simplicity of single system manageability and the potential of seamless scalability.
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Solaris IP Multipathing (IPMP), Sun's Network Multipathing implementation for the Solaris 9 Operating System, provides resilience
from network adapter failure, is easy to use, and enables a server to have multiple network ports connected to the same subnet.
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With Mobile IP, which has been available in the Solaris Operating System since June 2000, a mobile computer can change its location to a
foreign network and still be able to communicate as if it were located on its home network.
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Both the Solaris Operating System and Linux are driving growth, innovation, and success of UNIX[r] software and network computing. The
Solaris 9 Operating System builds on this success by delivering built-in Linux compatibility.
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Developing the most feature-rich and innovative applications in the Java language deserves the most reliable and scalable platform -- the
Solaris Operating System.
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