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Article #4262Re: przesiadka na HP-UX
From: Bolek Mynarski
Date: Sun, 04 Nov 2007 15:22
Date: Sun, 04 Nov 2007 15:22
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Arabella Bishop wrote: > vanHorn napisał(a): >> Czego mogę się spodziewać na plus, a czego na minus. > > Plus: > - brak przerażająco wyglądających ścieżek sprzętowych > - proste i przejrzyste rozwiązania Volume Manager'a > - fajne narzędzie do replikacji/backupu Ignite-UX (przy pełnym padzie > systemu wkładamy kasetkę i idziemy na kawę, po 2-ch godzinach mamy > działający system) - można postawić serwer Ignite - bardzo ciekawe > możliwości. > Minus: > - standardowo jest dość skąpy interface (powłokę bash trzeba > instalować i czasem z tym są problemy); BASH is not a standard on any of the UNIX systems (Linux is UNIX-like). POSIX/KoRN and BOURNE are standard shells. I would discourage anybody to deploy BASH in HP-UX environment unless you are also a Linux shop at which point, you want to have a 'standard' shell across your enterprise. If that's the case, HP provides its own compiled BASH on InternetExpress CD so I am not sure about your concerns here (unfortunately, it's easier to install BASH on HP-UX than get a good KoRN implementation on Linux (forget about pdksh). > - ogólnie mało uwagi poświecono "udogodnieniom"; I am not sure what you mean by that. HP is a 'Cadillac' of all UNIX systems out there. It's one of the best systems from management perspective. Its management tools are simply unmatched by other UNIX or Linux systems. > - przechodzenie pomiędzy różnymi trybami bezpieczeństwa > (passwd/shadow/baza userów) jest bezproblemowa jeśli chodzi o > wchdzenie na wyższe poziomy - przy powrocie do shadow - mogą się > pojawić problemy (producent zaleca zrobienie fullbackup-u przed > wykonaniem takiej czynności). I am having problems understanding your paragraph above. HP-UX after being converted to 'trusted' mode along with implementation of /etc/default/security is one of the most secure systems you can have from account management perspective. Sure it does not match 'role' based authentication implemented by Solaris 10, but hey, there are other things that Solaris does not have. Do you know about its /tcb 'trusted' database implementation? In my opinion, it's much more flexible and robust than 'shadow' implementation in Linux or older Solaris implementation.
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