Oracle runs on any flavor on Linux as long as the library and kernel
version is at the required level.
Oracle Version Kernel Version System Libraries Version
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8.0.5 >= 2.0.34 >=
> no. but a email thread on
> bluetooth is just scsi without copper
> might be interesting:-)
but don't newer scsi busses have a larger address space?
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Parkinson, Jonathan" typed:
>> Anyone care to start a discussion about Bluetooth and how it
>>may/will impact the future of communications ? And the new generation of
>>Virus's that could come along with this technology.
no. but a email thread on
blueto
Greetings all:
we are currently a MS shop and some have expressed interest in Linux
(I expect because of the low $$). We
looking at have an Oracle dB. However the interest is that it run on
a Linux 7.0 Mandrake OS.
I am not very up-to-date on Linux and would app
Hi folks
Anyone care to start a discussion about Bluetooth and how it
may/will impact the future of communications ? And the new generation of
Virus's that could come along with this technology.
Thanks
Jon
> Jonathan Parkinson
> EMEA Operations Management Center.
> Remote Server and N
I am in the process of doing some research on the development of a network
operations control center (NOCC) for my organization. Does anyone know if
there is a standards organization (or specifications) that can help guide me
in developing our NOCC?
Thanks:
Alen Kirkorian
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I am in the process of doing some research on the development of a network
operations control center (NOCC) for my organization. Does anyone know if
there is a standards organization (or specifications) that can help guide me
in developing our NOCC?
Thanks:
Alen Kirkorian
At 08:48 AM 6/27/00 -0700, Randy Bush wrote:
>ok, i was gonna keep out of this. but there was a time when the entire
>academic network of south africa was served by a single 9600 baud slip
>connection, later upgraded to 14.4kb ppp.
>
>and i believe there was a direct parallel in the states, thou
I find it fascinating that nobody's mentioned cHTML as a viable
alternative to WML.
Here in Japan, inarguably on the forefront of wireless internet, NTT
DoCoMo's I-Mode service enjoys almost 8 million regular users of cHTML
over PDC packet-switched network.
cHTML is simple, easy to migrate to xHT
As you may know ICM has recently finalized the 3rd MPLS event.
I would definitely be interested in continuing a working relationship for
the upcoming MPLS event. Following is some further information, I would be
happy to answer any specific questions you may have.
MPLS GL0BAL SUMMIT 2000
OCTOB
At 14:56 27.06.2000 +, Mohsen BANAN-Public wrote:
>Other UDP ports can be used. There is nothing in the design of ESRO
>that limits UDP port usage. This much is obvious. In fact EMSD uses
>its own UDP port. Other Efficient Applictions can use other UDP ports
>with ESRO. That was part of our de
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