HP OpenVMS Rolling Roadmaps

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2 HP OpenVMS Rolling Roadmaps These roadmaps are provided to you solely for your convenience and are updated approximately every 3 months. While it contains our current plans, all information in the roadmaps is subject to change without notice. HP doesn't warrant that we'll introduce any product or feature discussed in the roadmap at any time, nor that the information is accurate. March Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice

3 HP OpenVMS Operating System for Integrity servers, AlphaServers and VAX OpenVMS Releases OpenVMS on Integrity Servers UNIX Portability Clusters Storage LAN Security Note: Bright green shaded product boxes mean product is already available 2007 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice

4 HP OpenVMS The Road to Integrity OpenVMS V8.n months OpenVMS V months OpenVMS V8.3-1H1 Integrity Blades November 2007 OpenVMS V8.3 Alpha and Integrity V8.3 Itanium Dual Core processors September 2006 OpenVMS V8.2-1 for Integrity servers (Superdome, rx7620 & rx8620) September 2005 OpenVMS V8.2 Production Release (AlphaServer & Integrity) February 2005 OpenVMS Superdome Cell Demo January 2004 OpenVMS V8.1 Evaluation Release December 2003 OpenVMS V8.0 Evaluation Release June 30, 2003 Mixed Alpha Integrity Cluster May 15, st Boot to Itanium system January 31, March 2008 OpenVMS This roll-out slide shows the significant progress made by OpenVMS Engineering to port the OpenVMS Operating System, tools and layered products to Itanium platform. The milestones show how this work has exceeded all expectations!!!

5 HP OpenVMS Operating System Rolling Roadmap OpenVMS V8.3 Platforms: Alpha and Integrity New support: rx2660 2/07 PCI Express 3/07 rx2660 rx3600 rx6600 HP c-class Integrity Blade Shipping now! Supported on V8.3 c7000 enclosure Bl860c blade SB40c storage OpenVMS V8.3-1H1 Shipping: Nov 2007 Platforms: Integrity only Dual-core Intel Itanium 2 processor 9100 series HP c-class Blades system management c3000 enclosure VGA Console vmedia New I/O options support (PCI Express) OpenVMS V8.4 FRS: months post V8.3 Platforms: Alpha and Integrity New Integrity systems Storage performance and connectivity Performance & Scalability enhancements Industry Standards: Security, Integration software, Web Services, Java, UNIX/Linux Interoperability HPVM HP Integrity Virtual Machine OpenVMS V8.n FRS: months Platforms: Alpha and Integrity New Integrity systems Industry standards Performance & Scalability enhancements Virtualization Continued OpenVMS releases 5 5 March 2008 OpenVMS V8.3 for Alpha and Integrity shipped in September This release includes support for dual-core Intel Itanium 2 processor based systems as well as upgrades to the rx2620 and rx4640 systems, expanded cluster configuration support, performance and scalability enhancements, updates for security and standards, and support for utility pricing. OpenVMS V8.3-1H1 is an Integrity only release that added support for the HP c- Class BL860c Integrity Blades server.. This release shipped in November OpenVMS now supports the HP c-class BL860c Integrity Blade systems as well as c7000 and c3000 blades enclosures. V8.3-1H1 provides supports the dual-core Intel Itanium@2 processor 9100 series and PCI Express backplanes for the currently shipping family of Integrity Servers. This release will also support booting your OpenVMS Integrity Servers with only a graphics console connected and Virtual Media support allowing for remote PC DVD s to be used for Installation. OpenVMS V8.4 will be a new feature release on both the AlphaServer and Integrity server platforms. New OpenVMS releases will continue into the future on a month schedule. Standard support for OpenVMS Version 8.2 on Integrity systems ends December 31, OpenVMS Alpha Version begins Prior Version Support (PVS) on January 1, VAX releases: OpenVMS VAX will continue to be supported into the future.

6 HP OpenVMS Integrity Operating Environments Mission-Critical OE Multi Server Availability Disaster Tolerance Enterprise OE Manageability Single System Availability Performance Foundation OE Reliability Security Serviceability HP Virtual Server Environment Optimum utilization and flexibility in real time 6 5 March 2008

7 OpenVMS Integrity Operating environments OpenVMS I64 Mission Critical Operating Environment (MCOE) OpenVMS I64 Enterprise Operating Environment (EOE) OpenVMS I64 Foundation Operating EOE and MCOE contents can Environment (FOE) be purchased separately OpenVMS Operating System Unlimited User Licensing CIFS (based on Samba) CDSA DCE RPC Runtime DECnet-Plus End System DECnet IV DECprint Supervisor DECwindowsMotif Distributed NetBeans Enterprise Directory Java Platform, Standard Edition, Development Kit (JDK) Kerberos Performance Data Collector OpenVMS I18N 7 5 March 2008 PERL Secure Web Server, Tomcat, PHP and Perl Secure Web Browser Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) Toolkit Secure Socket Layer (SSL) TCP/IP UDDI Client Toolkit (Web) Management Agents (for operation with HP Systems Insight Manager) WBEMCIM & WBEM Providers Web Services Integration Toolkit (WSIT) XML Additions to Foundation: RMS Journaling Volume Shadowing DECram OpenVMS Management Station Availability Manager OpenView Performance Agent One DVD media for all 3 OE s Additions to Enterprise: OpenVMS Clusters OpenVMS RTR Backend Foundation Operating Environment (FOE) The OpenVMS on HP Integrity servers Foundation Operating Environment (FOE) is a fully featured operating environment. It is a lower-cost OpenVMS solution that delivers manageability and interoperability features for the price-sensitive organization. Enterprise Operating Environment (EOE) The OpenVMS on HP Integrity servers Enterprise Operating Environment (EOE) includes all the components of the FOE, plus tools to enhance the user experience in the areas of manageability, single-system availability, and performance. The EOE addresses customer requirements for management of data in their application environment. This includes both the replication of data stored within their SAN storage environment, as well as the journaling of data being used within their applications. Host-based Volume Shadowing and RMS Journaling provide robust management of data utilized by customer applications, and insure the access to the data is both consistent and highly available. Mission Critical Operating Environment (MCOE) The premium Mission Critical Operating Environment (MCOE) bundle delivers the ultimate user experience in terms of multi-system availability. This package includes everything in the FOE and EOE plus: OpenVMS Clusters and Reliable Transaction Router (RTR) Backend. The MCOE is designed for customer s requiring up to 100% applications availability and / or a Disaster Tolerant environment allowing application and data access to fail over to another location. The OpenVMS Cluster software is fully integrated with the storage environment utilized by large customer applications allowing seamless failover of application and data access in the result of a failure. Reliable Transaction Router (RTR) provides a multi-os scalable, disaster tolerant middleware transaction processing (TP) solution which for businesses where downtime is not an option. RTR is available for the following platforms: OpenVMS, Linux I32 Front-end and Windows. HP-UX and Linux Integrity product releases are planned for A la carte ordering EOE and MCOE components (products) not included in the FOE can also be purchased a la carte.

8 HP Virtual Server Environment for HP OpenVMS Integrity systems HP Virtual Server Environment Intelligent control HP Systems Insight Manager HP Integrity Essentials Capacity Advisor (Future) HP Integrity Essentials Virtualization Manager (Future) HP Integrity Essentials Global Workload Manager Partitioning Hard Partitions Full electrical isolation HP Integrity Virtual Machines (Future) Virtual servers Availability OpenVMS Clusters Up to 96 nodes, all active Mixed Integrity systems and AlphaServers Utility Pricing HP Instant Capacity HP Temporary Instant Capacity HP Pay Per Use Global Instant Capacity (Future) 8 5 March 2008 Objectives: To highlight HP s specific VSE solution for OpenVMS Integrity Servers Notes: Let s take a look at the specific solution HP offers today. HP Systems Insight Manager is the central console for the planning, integration, configuration and automation of your virtualized environment. SIM has recently been enhanced with Capacity Advisor and Virtualization Manager, as well as an improved global Workload Manager We have enhanced our partitioning capability with virtual machines, which we ll discuss in a moment We offer three utility pricing solutions, including pay-per-use for leased systems as well as instant capacity, allowing you to add resources as you grow, and temporary instant capacity, for systems with high levels of demand fluctuation. HP will offer attractive licensing terms for OpenVMS in virtualized systems These solutions take the complexity out of managing a virtualized environment. In the rest of this presentation, we will look closely at the details of the VSE solution.

9 Virtualization Roadmap Global Workload Manager gwlm V1.1-4 (icap support) Integrity & Alpha Global Workload Manager V4.0 TiCAP & GiCAP integration icap - Instant Capacity V8.0 and TiCAP with OpenVMS 8.3 PPU Pay Per Use V8.0 Active CPU & Percent CPU, both with OpenVMS 8.3 Capacity Advisor Virtualization Manager VSE Management GUI V4.0 All with OpenVMS 8.4 HPVM Integrity Virtual Machine V4 GiCAP - Global Instant Capacity V All implementations Integrity only unless otherwise specified penvms Virtual Server Environment (VSE) 9 5 March 2008 Subject to change without notice he goal of HP s Virtual Server Environment is to enable customers to get more useful processing out of their compute resources. HP and Industry ustomer studies show that most systems are utilised less than 30% of the time and even then may not be able to cope with peaks during Month End or the hristmas Rush. This is partly due to the compartmentalization of computers into fixed and rigid tasks typically one system to one application preventing he pooling of resources to cope with the peaks. Virtualization allows customers to view their compute resources as a shared pool with HP VSE software utomatically distributing workloads across the pool ensuring SLAs are met. As well as these real time, automatic scheduling capabilities HP s Utility Pricing olutions, Instant Capacity and Pay Per Use, ensure customers only pay for what they use over the lifetime of the systems. lobal Workload Manager gwlm gwlm for OpenVMS Integrity and Alpha enables the following: Potential for much improved utilization of Integrity or Alpha CPUs across multiple work streams, managing multiple systems and clusters Automatic CPU resource allocation to satisfy Service Level Agreements of multiple Business Units, based on IS Management defined policies Intuitive management from GUI and comprehensive reporting tools. WLM benefits Lower cost solution than purchasing additional CPUs to satisfy increasing work load demands As workloads grow, gwlm restricts the escalation of hardware maintenance, service, operating system, floor space, electricity and air conditioning co Reduces 3rd Party software costs as CPU count is kept to a minimum WLM Central Management Server (CMS) is capable of managing scores of heterogeneous (OpenVMS, HP-UX and Linux) gwlm server agents on ultiple systems from a single console. It runs on Systems Insight Manager, SIM. CMS is available on Windows XP, HP-UX and Linux workstations. Both CM nd SIM are free downloads. irtual Machine HPVM Virtual Machine enables multiple applications to be processed on one CPU with fine granularity and the following benefits: bility to run multiple applications on a single CPU; Resource allocation on a per-application basis; Security isolation between applications; Fault isolation etween applications; Resource accounting on a per-application basis. HPVM is also the Platform Manager or Hypervisor, based on the HP-UX Kernel, hosti he other Itanium operating systems including OpenVMS, that will automatically benefit from these advantages. A pre-requisite for HPVM is Intel ontecito/montvale processor support. ote that OpenVMS Process on AlphaServer and Itanium already delivers: Ability to run multiple applications on a single CPU; Resource allocation on a er-application basis; Security isolation between applications; Fault isolation between applications; Resource accounting on a per-application basis on tandalone or clustered OpenVMS systems. nstant Capacity on Demand icap enables those customers that purchase systems in preference to leasing, to acquire over-configured systems from ay one and only pay a a small percentage of the price of those CPUs not activated at the outset. Over time, as demand grows, customers can turn on dditional CPUs without having to stop the system and only then pay the balance for those CPUs. emporary Instant Capacity on Demand TiCAP enables customers to acquire a 30 CPU day activity license, allowing them to turn on the extra apacity in their systems for 30 CPU days with a granularity of 30 minutes. At the end of the 30 CPU days customers may acquire another TiCAP license, ermanently activate temporary CPUs through icap or turn off the icap CPUs. TiCAP is proving very popular with HP-UX customers as it s very cost-effective or coping with expected and unexpected resource demands. lobal Instant Capacity GiCAP scheduled to ship in early 2008, enables customers to move icap resources across a cluster or systems on the netwo hereby allocating CPU resources to where they re need throughout the working day or 24/7. ay Per Use PPU applicable for leased systems through HP Leasing only, enables customers to only pay for the CPU resources that they use on a onthly basis. Active CPU continuously monitors how many CPUs are active at any given moment and the customer is charged for the aggregated average sage per month. Independent Software Vendors prefer this style of PPU licensing. Percent CPU continuously monitors the percentage CPU utilisation acros he whole CPU population with all CPUs permanently active. Once again the customer is only charged for the aggregated percent utilisation per month. ustomers tend to prefer Percent CPU as all CPUs are active at all times improving response times to all applications. apacity Advisor enables system managers to perform what-if analyses on systems across the network based on historically gathered data, highlighting here performance can be optimised by shifting workloads. This tool is good for assessing the impact of adding a new work stream, re-organising system onfigurations, upgrading systems, splitting workloads etc.. irtualization Manager, Visualization and VM Manager greatly ease the management of multiple systems running heterogeneous operating ystems (OpenVMS, HP-UX, Linux and Windows64) and Virtual Machines across the network presenting a graphical view of CPU, Memory, Network, Disk & M utilisation and gwlm policies. The system manager or administrator can drill down to low levels to ascertain the performance of any and all workloads n any system in the network. SE Management Server V4.0 currently runs on Windows, HP-UX and Linux and will manage OpenVMS systems when the server components are vailable. alaxy/vpars on Integrity - Galaxy will not be ported to Integrity. Soft Partitioning that Galaxy delivers on AlphaServer is accomplished with Virtual achine on Integrity.

10 OpenVMS Cluster & LAN HW Roadmap V8.3 Improved Mixed-Architecture Alpha/Integrity Clusters Integrity Server Satellite Boot Support Compression of SCS traffic VLAN support 10 Gigabit NIC support (Integrity only) OpenVMS V8.3-1H1 10 Gigabit Ethernet NIC (update) PCI-express support: 1 Gigabit Ethernet NIC 4-port Gigabit Ethernet Mezzanine card 10 5 March 2008 Subject to change without notice V8.4 Cluster Interconnect Update Clusters over TCP/IP Protocol 2 node shared SAS cluster support New Cluster Interconnect (Post V8.4) Investigation of Nextgeneration Low-Latency Interconnect (RDMA-based) (Integrity Servers Only) OpenVMS Integrity Nodes can simply be added into existing Clusters! With the support of OpenVMS for Integrity Servers, an OpenVMS cluster can have both Alpha and Integrity nodes in the same cluster, using the same interconnects (LAN/Gigabit/10/100) and same shared storage (FC Switched). Same data format exists in either architecture, so there are no restrictions on storage connections! A truly evolutionary view for including OpenVMS for Integrity Servers into your production environment! Only Alpha and Integrity nodes are fully supported together in a cluster. Adding VAX systems into such a cluster is not supported, but is allowed for the purposes of development and migration, with the intent of removing the VAX systems from the cluster once the work is complete. See the cluster SPD for further details. Integrity Server Shared SCSI Cluster support with V8.2-1, 2 Integrity servers can share common SCSI storage within an OpenVMS cluster through the use of existing U320 SCSI adapters and the new MSA30 mi (Multi-Initiator) shelf. This is a very specific 2-node configuration, refer to the OpenVMS Guidelines to Cluster Configuration manual for the specific details. Support of Clusters over TCP/IP Planned for OpenVMS V8.4 is support of the passing of SCS (host-to-host cluster communication) over the TCP/IP protocol through existing LAN adapters (rather than a specific SCS protocol as is true today). This allows DT customers expanded flexibility in terms of long-distance cluster communications options. New Cluster Interconnect New IC Technologies OpenVMS will be working on support for the latest low-latency interconnect technologies, targeted at the Integrity Servers only. Current thinking is that RDMA/iWARP technologies are candidates, although the goal is to align the VMS support to the solution that will be embraced by the other HP O/S environments so a standard interconnect model is used. LAN Hardware (NIC) support Ethernet will continue to be a focal point as a cluster Interconnect and LAN device. New devices like PCIe and 4 port Mezzanine LAN cards for blades were rolled out with OpenVMS V8.3-1H1. There will be continued new cards both Stand up and Mezzanine that will be supported.

11 OpenVMS Cluster Support Matrix V8.2 Integrity Server V8.2-1 Releases V8.3 & V8.3-1H1* AlphaServer Releases V7.3-2 V8.2 V8.3 Warranted Warranted Migration Warranted Migration Warranted Migration Notes: Same platform/version pairings always warranted Alpha V7.3-2 and V8.2 are Warranted Together Alpha V7.3-2 is now under Prior Version support *OpenVMS V8.3 & V8.3-1H1 Cluster support is the same Migration Warranted VAX Release V7.3 AlphaServer Releases V7.3-2 V8.2 V8.3 Warranted Warranted Warranted 11 5 March 2008 Note: VAX and Integrity Servers can exist in the same cluster ONLY for temporary migration purposes Subject to change without notice

12 UNIX Portability Roadmap OpenVMS V8.3 Symbolic Links POSIX style pathnames Byte range locking Encryption routines GNV update OpenVMS V8.4 Symlinks Logical Name support Semaphores Shared write for stream files (SSIO) ioctl() GNV update Shared memory APIs POSIX LNM Pathname SDK Support for OpenVMS V8.2-1 & V8.3 GNV update 12 5 March 2008 Subject to change without notice In VMS 8.3, the full Symbolic links support was delivered and Byte Range Locking is also introduced with a 4Gigabyte limit for our initial implementation. Post VMS 8.3, an SDK will be delivered for POSIX style pathnames to support the Symbolic names and to implement a true UNIX tree. This SDK will support OpenVMS and 8.3 and will include an update to GNV. In future releases of OpenVMS, the CRTL and the Base Operating systems will continue to be changed to support major Unix functions. A list of investigations is provided. Semaphores are similar to VMS locking and is used to coordinating or synchronizing activities in which multiple processes compete for the same operating system resources. Shared Write for Stream files allows for two processes to have coordinated write access to the same file. GNV (Gnu Not VMS) is the Unix shell and utilities for OpenVMS. With OpenVMS V8.3, there have been significant improvements to the Make file capability as well as support for Symbolic links and POSIX style pathnames. GNV will continue to be expanded over time so that Unix developers will be able to port applications to OpenVMS like any other flavor of UNIX.

13 OpenVMS Storage HW Roadmap MSA Storage Family (Alpha and Integrity) MSA1500 (Supported with V7.x firmware) EVA Storage Family (Alpha and Integrity) EVA 4x00/6x00/8x00 EVA CA support XP Storage Family (Alpha and Integrity) Support of XP12000/XP10000/ XP2000/XP24000 (Now Supported!) Enhanced XP CA Support (ongoing) 4gb FC (Integrity Server only as of OpenVMS V8.3) Internal SAS drive support (Integrity servers only starting with OpenVMSV8.3) OpenVMS V8.3-1H1 External SAS support, Smart Array P800 connected to MSA60 or MSA70 iscsi (Integrity Only, Software client w/existing LAN V8.3-1H1 Early Adopters Kit) iscsi with HBA hardware assist (V8.4 Project) Tape Library/Drives Supported by OpenVMS Ongoing support - MSL, ESL/eSeries (Incl. partitioning support), VLS, EML Libraries Support of LTO2, LTO3, LT04 and SDLTx drives in these libraries (as appropriate) 1/8 Autoloader Support (direct-attach only, Alpha and Integrity) HSG80 Support (Alpha & Integrity) Support for ACS 8.8x final firmware update 13 5 March 2008 Subject to change without notice MSA array support OpenVMS continues to support the MSA family of storage arrays. The SA1500 array is only supported on OpenVMS with the V7 MSA firmware that enables active-active ontroller configurations. Ongoing EVA storage support - OpenVMS will continue to support new releases of the EVA torage array product line and supports the current generation of EVA s 4100/6100/8100. EVA ontinuous Access active-active mirroring support, where the controller s mirror copy can be accessed s well as the master of the mirror set is supported on OpenVMS. Ongoing support for XP Storage Array OpenVMS continues to support XP Storage Arrays amily. OpenVMS supports the New XP24000 and XP2000 s arrays in addition to the support of the P12000 and XP Support for Backplane RAID Adapters. In 2002, OpenVMS supported the new Smart-Array ltra 160 backplane RAID solution supported by AlphaServers (Ramanujan). This was based on V7.3-. In Summer 2006, the updated Ultra 320 variant of the same adapter was supported on lphaservers and Integrity Servers. 4gb FC V8.3 on Integrity servers has support for 4gb Fibre Channel HBA s note that these are OT available on AlphaServers SAS Starting with servers in late 2006, OpenVMS support a new generation of Serial Attached CSI cards (SAS) initially as an internal-only card. With OpenVMS V8.3-1H1 OpenVMS now upports the SMART Array P800 SAS controller allowing for external SAS connections to the MSA60 nd MSA70 direct-attached storage enclosures. iscsi An Early Adopters Kit (EAK) software only version of the iscsi kit is now available with penvms V83.1-H1. As this is a software only solution if it not recommended for Large I/O Production nvironments. The longer term iscsi strategy is to leverage off of intelligent LAN/Offload Engine cards, llowing HW-based iscsi connections. This a targeted as a V8.4 deliverable. HP Tape/Library support OpenVMS continues to support the full spectrum of MSL and ESL & ML tape libraries from HP within a SAN environment (new libraries will NOT be supported in a directttached mode). Also included is support for the e-series library partitioning capability via MRU V1.8A elease. Also, OpenVMS supports the LTO2,3 and 4 series of tape drives, as well as the SDLTx (2,3) eries of drives. OpenVMS also supports the new Virtual Tape library (VLS) offerings. Additionally, the /8 Autoloader is supported as a direct-attached tape environment for both Alpha and Integrity servers ith MRU V1.8A.

14 Roadmap HP OpenView Data Protector Enhancements Ongoing Enhancements Oracle agent, port to Integrity Oracle Rdb Support (H1 2007) Standalone restore, server support (TBD) Legato NetWorker Enhancements ODS5, Oracle, Oracle Rdb Standalone Support OpenVMS Server Support (TBD) Archive/Backup System V4.4A (Q3 2007) Alpha/Integrity/VAX Oracle 10gR2 support (Alpha/Integrity) RDF port to Integrity Archive/Backup System V4.n (tbd) Alpha/Integrity/VAX Support for OpenVMS V8.4 Ongoing performance and device support/enhancements New Features, New Tape Support, New O/S Support Storage Library System V2.9J ECO1 Alpha/VAX RDF Support Alpha Bug Fixes No Integrity Port Maintenance only - New O/S Support, Releases as Needed 14 5 March 2008 Subject to change without notice OpenVMS Enterprise Backup Solutions cover technologies available to the OpenVMS community which provide a data backup/restore capability which will not require data movement across a network link to another server on a non- OpenVMS environment. Many third parties provide client-based solutions, or something that is OpenVMS BACKUP Utility based. We have chosen here to list the HP-produced solutions and those solutions which support a true Heterogeneous environment. Choice is the keyword here there is no recommended solution only one that meets the customer need for enterprise backup/restoration.. HP OpenView Data Protector This HP-provided Data Protection product suite introduced support for OpenVMS in the Summer of The initial offering provided both the Media Agent and Disk Agent for OpenVMS allowing backup/restoration of OpenVMS data from an OpenVMS host but still requiring a server on another non-openvms platform to control cataloging, backup control, etc. HP OpenView Data Protector provided support for the Oracle backup agent and the Integrity server port in H1 2006, and plans to support for the Oracle Rdb backup agent in H1 2007; Also under investigation is the potential for an OpenVMS-based server. This product will be offered as a part of the overall Data Protector product suite. Legato NetWorker support In Q4 2002, Legato delivered an OpenVMS client and storage node - the first heterogeneous offering of it s kind for OpenVMS. This deliverable allows a Legato server (on a non-openvms node) to initiate and control a backup/restoration activity on an OpenVMS system, where the data is moved to tape directly to/from the OpenVMS system (no network data movement required). This offering is a part of the larger NetWorker product suite. In Q2 2004, Legato introduced new functionality allowing support of ODS-5 storage devices and Oracle/Oracle Rdb backup agents. The port of NetWorker to Integrity servers was released in H Down the road, the potential for an OpenVMS-based server will be investigated. HP Services resells both the service and licenses for Legato NetWorker. Archive Backup System V (Q2 2006): Included RDF Support for VMS Alpha V8.2 Archive Backup System V4.4 (Q4 2006) ABS V4.4 supports OpenVMS V8.3, as well as providing performance enhancements and continued new tape library qualification and bug fixes. Archive Backup System V4.4A (Q3 2007) Introduced support for Oracle 10gR2 for both Alpha and Integrity, and introduce port of RDF (remote data facility tape support) to Integrity servers Storage Library System V2.9J ECO1 (Q3 2006) Alpha: Included RDF Support Alpha 8.2+ and ongoing bug fixes. Subsequent releases will concentrate on remedial fixes and support for new versions of OpenVMS. There will be no support for new tape devices after V2.9H timeframe, and no new features will be introduced. No port to Integrity is planned. Full migration plans/support will be offered from SLS to other backup solutions via service offerings, white papers, etc. NEW!!!!!! Tape library Matrix for SLS/ABS is now available at

15 OpenVMS Storage SW Roadmap Media Robot Utility V1.8A (Q1 2006) Partitioning Support 1/8 Autoloader Support DCSC V3.3 OpenVMS V8.2 ACSLS PL4 Transfers Disk File Optimizer V2.9 OpenVMS V8.2 Support Integrity & Alpha Support Update Releases done as needed for ongoing support of environmental changes and new O/S releases on Integrity, Alpha, & VAX Disk File Optimizer V3.0 Q Move from P0 to P2 space Hierarchical Storage Manager V4.3 OpenVMS V8.2 Support Integrity & Alpha Support Save Set Manager V1.8 OpenVMS V8.2 Support Integrity & Alpha Support RAID Software V3.0A OpenVMS V8.3 Support Integrity & Alpha Support 15 5 March 2008 Subject to change without notice OpenVMS Storage Management Software Products: Media Robot Utility V1.8A with partitioning support and 1/8 autoloader support was delivered in January 2006 Disk File Optimizer V3.0 released in Q The product was enhanced to use 64-bit pointers instead of 32-bit pointers. DFO will now get the virtual pages from P2 space instead of P0 space. These enhancements allow for de-fragmentation of larger disks and could also provide performance gains in certain scenarios. Save Set Manager V1.8 has been qualified on OpenVMS V8.3 Alpha and Integrity. RAID Software for OpenVMS 3.0 has been qualified on OpenVMS V8.3 Alpha and Integrity. Hierarchical Storage Manager V4.3 has been qualified on OpenVMS V8.3 Alpha and Integrity. HSM takes older files and moves them to tape or disk (shelving product). Data Cartridge Server Component V3.3 (DCSC) provides the capability for OpenVMS, including SLS, ABS and HSM to work with StorageTek s ACSLS to share StorageTek silos with other vendors. DCSC V3.3 supports ACSLS packet level four transfers and is the version that was ported to OpenVMS on Integrity. All of these OpenVMS Storage Management Software products: Have been qualified with OpenVMS V8.3 Alpha and 8.3-1H1 Integrity Were made available for OpenVMS Integrity on the HP Integrity Servers in Q1 2005

16 16 5 March 2008 OpenVMS Security Roadmap OpenVMS V8.3 Production Quality ACME Login with LDAP & Kerberos Agents CDSA/Secure Delivery Encrypt for OpenVMS: integrated with O/S AES support Kerberos & SSL version updates Kerberized SSH Post 8.3 Features: Active Directory auth support Auditing enhancements SSL & Kerberos updates Secure Delivery enhancements OS Hardening Security Patch Checker IPSEC Open Source Security Tools Stunnel 4.2 available now! GnuPG Updated SSLDump SNORT for Network Intrusion Detection Subject to change without notice Website: In OpenVMS Alpha V8.2, we provided an Alternative Login/out image that will allow for non- MS style authentications to be understood on OpenVMS. A LDAP AND Kerberos ACME agent is also rovided. These are ready for production with V8.3 by applying a patch kit. SSL for OpenVMS is a port of OpenSSL the secure socket layer (also known as transport layer ecurity ) that is used for data privacy over the network. Shipping for OpenVMS is SSL for OpenVMS 1.3. OpenVMS V8.3 features a fully integrated SSL for OpenVMS V1.3 and this is a port of OpenSSL.9.7e CDSA (Common Data Security Architecture) was developed by Intel and is an Open Group standard sed on many major computer platforms. With OpenVMS V8.3 Secure Delivery has been added to he O/S and this capability validates that software patch kits and layered products have not been odified this functionality is fully integrated into the PCSI installation utility. KERBEROS support will be upgraded to the latest version on and new VMS-quality documentation is eing provided. We will also be providing a Kerberos ACME agent to allow for automatic granting of erberos credentials to a process when it is logged in. Buffer Overflow Protection - On Integrity servers this feature prevents against the latest form of ecurity vulnerability. ENCRYPTION Integration With OpenVMS V8.3, the encryption library is now part of the OpenVM perating system and no separate layered product is required. For OpenVMS V8.3 AES support reduces he amount of CPUs needed to encrypt your data with stronger encryption and this works with the ACKUP utility as well. Open Source Security Projects OpenVMS Engineering is porting common Open Source security rojects to OpenVMS. Currently, Stunnel (a TCP connection encryption wrapper) and GnuPG are vailable for download from our website Future OpenSource security projects include SNORT for Network Intrusion Detection and SSLDump. IPSEC functionality with be available post-8.3 with a early adopters kit.

17 Networking Products TCP/IP Services Server Products DECnet, WAN & X.25 File/Print Servers and Common Common Internet File System (Samba) IBM SNA Products 2007 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice

18 TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS TCP/IP V5.6 H Alpha & Integrity for OpenVMS V8.3 DNS /BIND 9 Resolver & V9.3 Server NFS enhancements FTP performance improvements Security modifications DNS security extensions NTP sec update (SSL) SSH upgrade w/kerberos Mail improvements TELNET Server Device limit IPV6 support LPD & TELNETSYM TCPIP$CONFIG (failsafe) update Improved Mgt Utilities (ifconfig) TCP/IP V5.7 Alpha & Integrity for OpenVMS V8.4 Continued focus on Networking enhancements to support interoperability, connectivity, discovery, and security IPSec Clusters over TCP/IP Packet Processing Engine NFS enhancements FTP enhancements LPD port configurability IPSec EAK available now TCP/IP V5.6 ECO2 with OpenVMS V8.3-1H March 2008 Subject to change without notice The current versions of TCP/IP Services are V5.5 and V5.6. TCP/IP V5.7 will be released with OpenVMS V8.4. IPsec Support - EAK has been release in support of OVMS V8.3 & V5.6 of TCP/IP. IPSec to be supported in V5.7 of TCP/IP

19 DECnet & X.25 Product Roadmap DECnet Continued support for DECnet Phase IV and DECnet-Plus on OpenVMS Versions (V8.3-1H1 & V8.4) and future versions of OpenVMS X.25 Continued support for X.25 on OpenVMS Versions (V8.3-1H1 & V8.4) and future versions of OpenVMS 19 5 March 2008 Subject to change without notice Our major focus continues to be new features for TCP/IP. We will continue to support and maintain the DECnet products (DECnet Phase IV and DECnet-Plus) and WAN products. We will provide new releases of both DECnet-Plus and DECnet Phase IV for each new release of the OpenVMS Operating System. Plans are to follow the OpenVMS V8.4 release schedule. To accommodate customers who wish to take advantage of a single network backbone, but have older applications that depend on the DECnet protocols (NSP or OSI), we recommend DECnet over TCP/IP (DECnet Plus), which allows you to send the DECnet protocols over a wide area TCP/IP network backbone. X.25 for OpenVMS X.25 V2.0 is available on Alpha and Integrity. NIC s for Integrity servers will not be supported. We recommend X.25 over IP in support of Integrity servers. X.25 V2.0 supports OpenVMS V8.3 and V8.3-1H1 of the O/S and will follow the release schedule of OpenVMS V8.4 Device Drivers The PBXDD X.25 NIC will continue to be supported on Alpha (2 & 4 port NICs). The PBXDD will not support Integrity. Alternative approaches exist (X.25 over IP, etc) versus porting a driver and support of new synch cards. X.25 V2.0 supports Integrity over IP as of H but not via a NIC.

20 File/Print Servers & Common Internet File System (CIFS) Samba Common Internet File System (CIFS) V1.0 Based on Samba V3 Supported on both Integrity and Alpha CIFS V.Next Q Performance, bug fixes, added features Advanced Server V7.3B for OpenVMS V8.4 Alpha will follow OpenVMS release dates PATHWORKS for OpenVMS V6.1- Continued support for OpenVMS releases PATHWORKS 32 V7.4 Continued support for MS Pack releases for Win 2000, Windows XP & Win Server March 2008 Subject to change without notice Advanced Server V7.3B - is available in support of V8.3 of OpenVMS on Alpha. Advanced Server for OpenVMS will not be ported to Integrity servers. The HP OpenVMS Common Internet File System (CIFS) on Samba is the replacement for the Advanced Server product. Common Internet Files System (CIFS) based on Samba - Samba is the popular industry standard open source file and print server that ships with most distributions of UNIX and Linux today. The first release of a Samba (CIFS) offering on OpenVMS has been provided in support of OpenVMS enterprise file and print customers with numerous industry standard features that the Advanced Server does not offer today. CIFS V1.0 Is the production quality release in support of both Integrity server and AlphaServer systems and was released in December The product is known as HP OpenVMS Common Internet File System (CIFS) Based on Samba. Presently, CIFS V1.0 can be downloaded from the OpenVMS CIFS website, and will be made available as part of the OpenVMS Foundation Operating Environment (FOE) in Q PATHWORKS for OpenVMS V6.1 Support for PATHWORKS V6.1 will continue, including new OpenVMS VAX and Alpha releases. No planned port of Pathworks Server to Integrity servers. PATHWORKS 32: PATHWORKS 32 product components will continue to be maintained and supported. Vista will not be supported.

21 OpenVMS IBM SNA Solutions Support for HP OpenVMS SNA on OpenVMS Version 8.3 Alpha & Integrity IBM SNA product ported to Integrity Supporting OpenVMS V8.2-1 & V8.3 HP SNA Remote Job Entry for OpenVMS HP SNA 3270 Terminal Emulator for OpenVMS HP SNA Application Programming Interface for OpenVMS HP SNA 3270 Data Stream Programming Interface for OpenVMS HP SNA APPC/LU6.2 Programming Interface for OpenVMS HP SNA Printer Emulator for OpenVMS HP SNA Data Transfer Facility Client & Server for OpenVMS HP SNA Gateway Management Software Support for HP OpenVMS SNA on OpenVMS Version 8.4 Alpha & Integrity to follow OpenVMS release plans 21 5 March 2008 Subject to change without notice The following products have been ported in support of Integrity servers. The products on Integrity have been distributed on the quarterly SPL distributions. - HP SNA APPC/LU6.2 Programming Interface for OpenVMS - HP SNA Application Programming Interface for OpenVMS - HP SNA 3270 Data Stream Programming Interface for OpenVMS - HP SNA Remote Job Entry for OpenVMS -HP SNA Data Transfer Facility Server for OpenVMS -HP SNA Data Transfer Facility Client for OpenVMS - HP SNA Printer Emulator for OpenVMS - HP SNA 3270 Terminal Emulator for OpenVMS - HP SNA Management Software ported to Integrity and is available for both ST and CT HP SNA Server for OpenVMS Integrity is not planned for IA64.

22 DECprint Supervisor (DCPS) Roadmap DCPS V2.6 Q Alpha, Integrity, VAX New HP printer support Select 3rd party printer support DCPS V2.7 Q Alpha, Integrity, VAX New HP printer support Select 3rd party printer support IPv6 support (Alpha & Integrity) USB port printing Future functionality under consideration: PDF Printing Print to file Parallel port printing PPD file parsing Release-independent new printer support DCPS V2.8 Q Alpha, Integrity, VAX New HP printer support Select 3rd party printer support DCPS V2.9 Q Alpha, Integrity, VAX New HP printer support Select 3rd party printer support 22 5 March 2008 Subject to change without notice DECprint Supervisor (DCPS) is the OpenVMS print driver for Postscript printers. Full support for most HP LaserJet and Color LaserJet printers Full support for Digital and Compaq laser printers Select 3 rd party printer support including Xerox, Lexmark, Genicom, Ricoh, IBM and Apple printers.

23 System Management HP OpenView Integration Planning HP Web Management Agents HP OpenVMS Solutions 2007 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice

24 HP OpenView Portfolio Roadmap OpenView Operations console operations console Q service management SPI for Rdb 24 5 March 2008 management information portal OpenView Data Protector backup & restore applications Radia Software Manager Radia Patch software Manager distribution server OpenView Operations storage performance for UNIX GlancePlus OpenView SAM network OpenView Operations (Storage Area Manager) for Windows OpenView NNM OpenView Performance (Network Node Manager) OpenView Storage Provisioner Agent Q05 OpenView VMS v7 SPI OpenView TEMIP OpenView Storage Allocator Availability Manager Q305 OpenView VMS v8 SPI Events (GlancePlus) V3.0 = Current = Planned = Not currently planned Subject to change without notice OpenView = enterprise management for (large) heterogeneous environments Provides a comprehensive and modular portfolio of software solutions for managing and optimizing business services over IT, voice, and data infrastructures Better service with fewer resources Maintains uptime Provides solution breadth and depth includes fault, performance, network, systems/servers, applications, web services and storage management OpenView is not a replacement for OpenVMS system management point products OpenView Feature summary Network Node Manager (NNM) provides a map of the network and a means to pinpoint problems and network bottlenecks quickly. Uses SNMP for data collection and events. OpenView Operations (OVO) monitors, controls and reports on the health of the enterprise across boundaries through a single pane of glass. Automatically collects, correlates and responds to thousands of events from network devices, systems, databases and applications Native agents loaded onto systems for data collection, event filtering and prioritization, performing automatic action Smart Plug-Ins (SPIs) to manage applications and databases OpenView Storage Area Manager (OVSAM) centralizes and simplifies storage area management across distributed, multi-vendor storage, and efficiently manages availability, performance and growth Storage Data Protector (OmniBack) Provides centralized and automated data protection and recovery Phased implementation strategy for native OpenView solutions for OpenVMS Alpha and Integrity Phase 1 Initial offerings OpenView Operations V7 Agent and OpenVMS SmartPlugin (SPI) Phase 2 Complete the solution Add OpenView Performance Agent Completed in 2006 Add Oracle Rdb SPI First shipment on Integrity and Alpha in October 2007 Phase 3 Continuing releases and maintenance Port OpenView Operations V8 Agent and OpenVMS SmartPlugin (SPI) Availability Manager V3.0 shipped at the end of 2007 adding management over a Wide Area Network on both Integrity and Alpha. Legend: Green indicates that the capability is available today. Yellow indicates that the capability is planned or under development and gives the target date. Red indicates that the capability is not planned or does not make sense for OpenVMS.

25 OpenVMS OpenView Roadmap OpenView Operations (OVO) V7 Agent and OpenVMS SPI for OpenVMS Alpha and Integrity OVO V8 Agent and OpenVMS SPI on Alpha and Integrity OpenView Performance Agent 4.0 for OpenVMS Alpha and Integrity OpenView Performance Agent 4.6 for OpenVMS Alpha and Integrity Oracle Rdb SPI V8 for OpenVMS Alpha and Integrity Ongoing releases to support OpenView infrastructure 25 5 March 2008 Subject to change without notice OVO Agent and OpenVMS SPI are available for OpenVMS Alpha V7.3-2 and V8.2, and OpenVMS Integrity V8.2 and 8.2-1, 8.3 and 8.3-1H1. OVO V8 Agent and SPI release is targeted for H on OpenVMS Alpha and Integrity Additional security and interoperability OpenView Performance Agent (OVPA) was released in Q on OpenVMS Alpha and Integrity. OVPA is the data collection, logging and alarming component of the HP OpenView Performance family Collects data and sends alarms For OpenVMS, uses Performance Data Collector (TDC) Installed on each monitored (OpenVMS) system OVPA operates in conjunction with: OpenView Performance Manager Web-based analysis tool for performance trends of applications, systems and services Oracle Rdb SPI V8 was released in October 2007 Monitors distributed enterprise-wide Oracle Rdb environments yielding increased availability and performance Operates in conjunction with OpenView Operations to monitor key operational activities and events

26 OpenVMS is integrated with HP Systems Insight Manger (SIM), the corporate HP server and infrastructure management solution. SIM requires a server running on HP-UX, Windows, or Linux. OpenVMS is one of the managed systems using the (Web) Management Agents. SIM is available now from the HP Management CD or via download. SIM provides the following features: Powerful monitoring and control. It identifies, isolates and resolves potential server problems to prevent costly downtime. It notifies via or pager when it detects a problem, and simultaneously identifies systems that require attention. SIM manages servers, clusters, desktops, workstations, and portables. Management of non-hp devices instrumented to the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) or the Distributed Management Interface (DMI). Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encryption for data privacy as well as user administration and authentication integrated with local, NT domain, or Windows 2000 Active Directory accounts. Extensive use of RSA Public Key technology to ensure that only authorized users can take advantage of sensitive and potentially data-destructive features. (Web) Management Agents V3.3 is available now on OpenVMS Alpha and Integrity via download. The Management Agents provide the integration with the HP Systems Insight Manger (SIM). WBEM (Web-Based Enterprise Management) Developers Kit V1.0 is available now on OpenVMS Alpha. WBEM V2.0 is available on OpenVMS Integrity. WBEM is a DMTF (Distributed Management Task Force) standard based on the Common Information Management (CIM) model. WBEM allows customers to manage their systems consistently across multiple platforms and operating system (OpenVMS, HP-UX, TRU64 & Windows) providing integrated solutions that optimize the infrastructure for greater operational efficiency. It enables management applications to retrieve system information and request system operations wherever and whenever required. Blades System Management With OpenVMS support of the c-class Blade systems, new Providers are being developed to manage all aspects of the Blades enclosures including: Operating System; Computer System; Process and Processor Statistics; Indication (monitors events); Firmware version; Fan and Power Supply; Management Processor; CPU Instance; Memory Instance; Enclosure This new functionality shipped with OpenVMS Integrity 8.3-1H1 in October 07. The new WBEM Providers are underpinned by the Open Group s OpenPegasus specifications that OpenVMS has a direct influence on. These new management capabilities also include Provisioning and Auto-Discovery. System Management Homepage (SMH) scheduled for 1H 2008 HP System Management Homepage (HP SMH) is the single system management solution for managing HP OpenVMS systems. HP SMH is also available for HP-UX, Linux and Microsoft Windows systems. By aggregating data from HP Insight Management Agents and other management tools, the System Management Homepage provides a secure and intuitive interface to review in-depth hardware configuration and status data, performance metrics, system thresholds and software version control information.

27 Tools Integrated with OpenVMS Availability Mgr V2.6 on OpenVMS Alpha & Integrity Availability Mgr V3.0 on OpenVMS Alpha & Integrity Availability Mgr V3.1 on OpenVMS Alpha & Integrity Management Station V3.2D on OpenVMS Alpha and Integrity ECP Performance Analyzer V5.5a for OpenVMS Alpha uses TDC 2.1 ECP Performance Analyzer V5.6 for OpenVMS Alpha uses TDC 2.2 and later Ongoing support and maintenance of integrated tools 27 5 March 2008 Subject to change without notice Availability Manager (AM) V2.6 is available now and adds features to support migration from DECamds. AM is the replacement product for DECamds. Availability Manager V3.0 was made available in Q and added WAN support. Management Station V3.2D is available now on OpenVMS Alpha and Integrity with support for storage management (including dynamic volume expansion (DVE) support), user account management, and print queue management. All versions of Windows from 95 through XP are supported as clients. Performance Analyzer V5.6 is available now on OpenVMS Alpha using the Performance Data Collector (TDC2). The current features for ECP Performance Analyzer will be maintained on Alpha only, and the Analyzer can be used to analyze data captured on an Integrity system. The OpenView Performance Agent will be available on OpenVMS for Integrity servers. Note that Integrity data can be collected using TDC2, but can only be analyzed using an Alpha running the Performance Analyzer. The OpenView Performance Agent planned for Q will also use TDC2 and is the replacement for the ECP Data Collector and Performance Analyzer.

28 Tools Integrated with OpenVMS Performance Data Collector (TDC) V2.2 for OpenVMS Alpha and Integrity TDC V2.3 for Alpha and Integrity TDC V2.4 for Alpha and Integrity Graphical Configuration Manager (GCM) V1.1 for OpenVMS Alpha Ongoing support and maintenance of integrated tools 28 5 March 2008 Subject to change without notice The Performance Data Collector (TDC) V2.2 is available for OpenVMS Alpha and Integrity and gathers performance data for OpenVMS systems. By default, TDC periodically collects and stores data in a file, which can be subsequently retrieved and analyzed by user applications. TDC V2.3 is now available for OpenVMS Alpha and Integrity. Graphical Configuration Manager (GCM) V1.1 is available for OpenVMS V7.3-2 and later and includes bug fixes, saving models and rule sets for Marvel. There is no support planned for Integrity. An alternative solution based on the HP-UX VPARS tool is being investigated.