Hi, As far as I remember, CAM is SMI-S compliant. AFAIK, work is ongoing to support other Sun storage arrays in the future. Beside that, the engineering is pretty reactive, there is a lot of chance to get enhancements and bug fixes on this Sun's product, hence feel free to contact your Sun Support Center if you have bugs or request for enhancements.
Nicolas On 5/19/07, Dale Ghent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On May 19, 2007, at 1:08 PM, Nicolas Wipfli wrote: > Hi, > > CAM isn't qualified for Solaris Nevada. It is qualified up to > Solaris 10, official release. > CAM might work with Nevada but there is no guarantee. AFAIK, a > colleague tried installing CAM on Nevada and it failed. > > The Release Notes for CAM 5.1.2 which is the latest version is > available on http://www.sun.com/products-n-solutions/hardware/docs/ > Software/Storage_Software/cam/cam5_1/index.html . Excellent news! I see in the release notes that Java Console 3.x will be supported. This what I needed! Thanks for informing us. I like CAM as an application... one of the more decent array managers I've used (especially when coming from 3510/3511's... yuck!) On a side note, does CAM talk a standard protocol with the array, such as SMI-S? Could, conceivably, one develop a CAM module that could integrate CAM with another type of array? /dale
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