The way I prefer to look at this de-emphasis is that it provides a good way
to get CiscoWorks2000 off the Netview box. Put it on an NT box nearby. It's
such a resource-hog, and Intel servers can be cost-effective. It frees up
resources for Netview.

Cordially,

Leslie A. Clark
IBM Global Services - Systems Mgmt & Networking
Detroit


"Gavin Newman" <NEWMANGJ AT banksa.com DOT au>@tkg.com on 11/27/2000 07:00:01 PM

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When I was discussing CiscoWorks with my Cisco rep recently he said that
Cisco were "de-emphasising" all platforms except for NT and Solaris, AIX
and HP-UX were being placed on a "care & maintenance" basis and that their
strategic platform for the future was to be NT. Read into that what you
will but it seems to me that they really want everything running on NT (God
help us all!) and that Unix was a non-event for them.

His personal opinion was that the "logic" behind this direction was the
cost of the supporting hardware and the cost & availability of staff to
code on the various OS'es. Every man and his dog seems to be an NT expert
whereas we true Unix afficiandos are seen to be a dying breed. Obviously I
beg to differ but you can't fight the powers that be.

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Hi

I asked my vendor of Ciscoworks2000 if it worked on AIX and he said it was
not ported to AIX and was available to SUN(SOLARIS) and NT, Unlike
Ciscoworks 4 which required a NMS to plug into and would run on AIX.

If I have been misinformed I would really like to know.

Thanks
Vynita

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If small network (less than 1000 devices), okay; otherwise on different
server
please.





Yong Choon Hwa <chyong AT internoc.com DOT sg> on 11/22/2000 10:10:45 PM

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Hi all,

Not long ago, someone asked about the similar question on installing
CiscoWorks2000 and Netview in a NT server.
I wonder if it will equally harmful on a Unix box?
Would it affect the performance?
Please pour in your view.

Appreciate all contribution

Thank you
Yong


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