Network Services
The SolarisTM Easy Access Server 2.0 provides extensive support for all popular client architectures including UNIX®, Windows NT, Macintosh, and Novell networks. The products offering network services on the Security CD include:
JavaTM IDL 1.1
JavaTM IDL 1.1- Java IDL, Sun's 100% Pure JavaTM Object Request Broker (ORB) system, provides the software foundation necessary to deliver enterprise client/server applications for the Internet.
SolsticeTM Internet Mail ServerTM 2.0
SolsticeTM Internet Mail ServerTM 2.0- Solstice Internet Mail Server is an advanced mail solution
for organizations of any size.
The Solaris operating environment provides file system support and backup capabilities, increasing the availability of your mail system to all users. Now everyone in your organization can have access to their mail 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
SolsticeTM NFSTM ClientTM 3.2
SolsticeTM NFSTM ClientTM 3.2- Solstice NFS Client is the ideal solution for users who need high-performance file sharing, connectivity, and caching capabilities.
Solstice NFS Client offers the high-performance NFS file sharing and disk caching found in Solstice Network Client, but in a smaller, less expensive package that does not include the more powerful TCP/IP tools and applications that are included in the full Solstice Network Client package.
SunTM WebServerTM 2.0
SunTM WebServerTM 2.0- The Sun WebServer is a fast, expandable web server, supporting HTTP 1.0 and 1.1, security (SSL 3.0), access control lists (ACLs), virtual hosting, and web-based administration.
SunLinkTM PC / Total Net
SunLinkTM PC / Total Net- TotalNET Advanced Server 5.2 software is the only network solution that is ready to tackle any client-to-server connection -- right out of the box.
Sun Directory Services 3.1
Sun Directory Services 3.1- Sun Directory Services provides a distributed, scalable, client/server based global directory that can be used to store information such as user definitions, user profiles, and network resource definitions. Both users and applications can use the directory to locate and access information from anywhere in the network.