Technical Notes
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| If you have any problems with the information contained in these technical notes, or you find a problem with one of our products, please let us know. | If you have any problems with the information contained in these technical notes, or you find a problem with one of our products, please let us know. | ||
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| + | [[Technical Note 205]] - Upgrading COSmanager 3.2.1 to COSmanager 4.2.5. | ||
| [[Technical Note 210]] - Using COSmanager PCgui to login to a COSmanager host as any user appears to do nothing. | [[Technical Note 210]] - Using COSmanager PCgui to login to a COSmanager host as any user appears to do nothing. | ||
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| [[LTO vs SDLT| Technical Note 215]] - LTO vs SDLT | [[LTO vs SDLT| Technical Note 215]] - LTO vs SDLT | ||
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| + | [[COSserver_Communications| Technical Note 216]] - COSserver Communications | ||
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| + | [[SSH_Communications| Technical Note 217]] - SSH Communications | ||
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These technical notes document any workarounds or issues that may cause a problem when using our products. These problems could be through software, operating system or environment setup errors.
If you have any problems with the information contained in these technical notes, or you find a problem with one of our products, please let us know.
Technical Note 205 - Upgrading COSmanager 3.2.1 to COSmanager 4.2.5.
Technical Note 210 - Using COSmanager PCgui to login to a COSmanager host as any user appears to do nothing.
Technical Note 211 - Commands used by DA-Oracle
Technical Note 212 - SCSI Information
Technical Note 213 - TEMP tablespaces and TEMPFILES
Technical Note 214 - Windows senagent Network Traffic information
Technical Note 215 - LTO vs SDLT
Technical Note 216 - COSserver Communications
Technical Note 217 - SSH Communications