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| caption = Logging into a UnixWare 7.1.1 system
 
| caption = Logging into a UnixWare 7.1.1 system
 
| name = UnixWare
 
| name = UnixWare
| creator = Novell & SCO
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| creator = Univel, Novell & SCO
 
| current version = 7.1.4  
 
| current version = 7.1.4  
 
| year introduced = 1992
 
| year introduced = 1992
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[[Image:UnixWare 7.1.1 box.jpg|200px|right|UnixWare 7.1.1 box]]
 
[[Image:UnixWare 7.1.1 box.jpg|200px|right|UnixWare 7.1.1 box]]
  
I've seen UnixWare used in all kinds of call centre applications with the AT&T g3 definity switch... I remember this thing running the voice mail appliances, and a few other things.  UnixWare ran on x86 computers.
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I've seen UnixWare used in all kinds of call centre applications with the AT&T g3 definity switch... I remember this thing running the voice mail appliances, and a few other things.  UnixWare ran on x86 computers. Unixware is a [[SYSV]] r4 derived OS.
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== Version 1 ==
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Unixware started out as a Univel/USL product, 1.0 was primarily setup to integrate in [[Netware]] environments, I recall TCP/IP being optional! 
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== Version 2 ==
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Versions 2 included multiprocessor support, and then was purchased by By SCO who released 3 updates for version 2.
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== Version 7 ==
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This version removed support for legacy Xenix binaries to cut out the Microsoft royalty.
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Revision as of 18:26, 26 December 2010


UnixWare
File:UnixWare 7.1.1 login.jpg
Logging into a UnixWare 7.1.1 system
Type: Multitasking, multiuser
Creator: Univel, Novell & SCO
Architecture: IBM-PC theoretically portable
This Version: 7.1.4
Date Released: 1992


UnixWare 7.1.1 box

I've seen UnixWare used in all kinds of call centre applications with the AT&T g3 definity switch... I remember this thing running the voice mail appliances, and a few other things. UnixWare ran on x86 computers. Unixware is a SYSV r4 derived OS.

Version 1

Unixware started out as a Univel/USL product, 1.0 was primarily setup to integrate in Netware environments, I recall TCP/IP being optional!

Version 2

Versions 2 included multiprocessor support, and then was purchased by By SCO who released 3 updates for version 2.

Version 7

This version removed support for legacy Xenix binaries to cut out the Microsoft royalty.

Cateogry:Operating Systems