Re: Solaris vs AIX


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Bob Jones <email@xxxxxx> wrote:

"Rich Teer" <rich.teer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Mon, 24 Jul 2006, Alexander J. Maidak wrote:

I can't really think of any features that Solaris has that AIX doesn't.

DTrace and ZFS for starters.


Plus Solaris can run on x86 systems. How is that for low cost training?
It
is the best OS for Java and networking applications. There are much more

java is hardly the best for anything other than NOC techs who have to
reboot stuff at night and RAM manufacturers.


Hmmm, I wonder why it is running everywhere including AIX and mainframe.

x86 support is nice. There's no other way I'd run out and get a sun built
server though.


That's why Solaris give you more options. If I don't want to get IBM built
server for AIX, do I have a choice?

applications available on Solaris than AIX. CPUs with different speeds
can
run in the same box, and how about the ability to run 32 threads in a
single

IBM had that first, not even counting the purchase of Sequent.


Had what first?


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