Solaris Features Available from SX
- Netscape 7
- New X Windowing features
- Gnome 2.0 desktop
- System V IPC resource controls
- Physical memory control using a new resource-capping daemon
- Extended accounting for IPQoS
- USB 2.0 support, and USB removable media support
- Dynamic intimate shared memory large-page support (for databases;
SPARC only)
- Memory placement optimization (on SunFire servers; SPARC only)
- Improved UFS logging performance
- Unicode version 3.2
- Locale administrator for adding and removing locales at the
command line
- A new autofs configuration file
- Multi-terabyte volume and disk support (64-bit SPARC only)
- Up to 16-TB UFS file systems (64-bit SPARC only; individual
files are still limited to 1 TB)
- Devfs dynamically attaches and detaches device entries in /devices
- NCA support of multiple instances of the Web server
- IPv6 6to4 router and packet tunneling of IPv4 over IPv6
- NFS services are only started when needed, rather than only
at boot time
- Sun ONE integration and availability
- Routeadm -- routing administration command
- Sendmail version 8.12 using TCP wrappers
- BIND version 8.4.2
- Availability of a reduced networking software group for selection
during installation of more secure systems
- Solaris Product Registry added features and a command-line
interface
- Solaris Flash differential archives and configuration scripts
- Customized contents of Solaris Flash archives
- Solaris Live Upgrade 2.1
- Ability to boot and install software over a WAN
- Improved DHCP implementation
- Solaris Management Console Patches tool can now analyze, download,
and install recommended patches
- Improved System V IPC configuration
- Signed packages and patches for more secure download
- NIS to LDAP transition service
- Top-down volume creation in Solaris Volume Manager
- Systems Management Agent implements SNMPv1, v2c, and v3
- Event ports for generating and collecting events from disjoint
sources
- New atomic operations API included in libc
- WBEM includes many updates
- Solaris Privileges for programmers allows applications to be
written that need specific rights, rather than superuser rights
- Smartcard interfaces and middleware APIs
- Basic Audit and Reporting Tool (BART) can compare contents
of a system over time or audit an installed package for changes
- Kerberos enhancements
- FTP client and server enhancements
- PAM enhancements
- Auditing enhancements
- Password history checking
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