Description of SEAS Products
Solaris Easy Access Server is a consolidation of the individual products described in the following table..
Table 1-1 SEAS 3.0 Products| Product | Product Description |
|---|---|
| SolsticeTMAdminSuiteTM 3.0 | A software product that enables you to perform user and host management tasks. |
| SolsticeTM DiskSuiteTM 4.2 | A software product that enables you to manage large numbers of disks, and the data on those disks, to increase storage capacity and data availability. |
| Solstice PPP 3.0.1 | A communications protocol providing extended Internet connectivity for Solaris and Microsoft Windows systems. With Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP), a Solaris system acts as an Internet router and supports all IP applications transparently over both leased lines and dial-up connections. |
| Solstice Internet Mail ServerTM 2.0 (SIMS) | An advanced mail solution for Solaris workgroups, providing open Internet mail based on standards such as IMAP4, POP3, SMTP, and MIME. It supports disconnected computing for mobile or remote users. |
| Solaris Management ConsoleTM 1.0 (SMC) | A Java-based management tool for the administration of Solaris servers. |
| SMC Configuration Wizards | Configuration wizards for routing, changing the root password, DNS client and DNS server configurations, and network configuration shutdown. |
| Sun Directory Services 3.2 (SDS) | A software product providing a comprehensive and flexible directory and naming service. It includes a state-of-the-art LDAP v3 server that interfaces with all LDAP v3-compliant directory clients on the market, a NIS server that integrates seamlessly into an existing NIS environment, and a RADIUS server that offers authentication facilities for remote users. |
| Sun WebServerTM 2.1 | A highly scalable, high performance Web server for accessing, managing, and distributing information over the Internet, with web-based adminstration and advanced security. |
| SunTM Enterprise Authentication MechanismTM 1.0 (SEAM) | A client/server architecture that provides secure transactions over networks. In addition to strong authentication, it provides data privacy and integrity, as well as single sign-on capabilities. SEAM is based on the Kerberos V5 network authentication protocol. |
| Netscape CommunicatorTM 4.5 Standard Edition | A group of related tools for working and communicating over the Internet. These tools include: Netscape NavigatorTM (to find and view information on the Web), Netscape Messenger (to send and receive email, and participate in newsgroups and discussion groups), and Netscape Composer (to create and publish Web pages). |
| SolarisTM PC NetLink 1.1 (PC Netlink or SunLink Server) | PC NetLink software implements Microsoft Windows NT network services in the Solaris operating environment. PC NetLink enables a Solaris server to act as a file and print server and as a domain controller to a variety of clients in a heterogeneous networked environment. |
| J.D.K. 1.1.7 | The Sun Java Development Kit for developers who write Java applets and applications. |
| SolarisTM Print Manager 1.0 | A Java application that provides printing administration for Solaris printing. It consists of a Java-based graphical interface, a library of routines that are the interface between the client and the server, and a set of classes to perform the tasks requested by the users. |
| WBEM/CIM SDK 1.0 | Web-based enterprise management software consisting of software development tools for creating standards-based management applications. |
| AnswerBook2TM | Sun's online documentation system. It uses a Web browser interface that lets you view and print a variety of Solaris AnswerbookTM book collections and man pages. |
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