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HCL VersionVault 3.0.2

HCL VersionVault V3.0.2
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Administering
Learn how to administer the product.
Administering platforms for HCL VersionVault
Learn how to perform HCL VersionVault administrative tasks on supported platforms.
HCL VersionVault on the UNIX system and Linux
Solaris functionality
Limited support for CacheFS

Administering
Learn how to administer the product.
- Administering HCL VersionVault
  Learn about performing administrative tasks for an HCL VersionVault community including managing software licenses, user and group accounts, VersionVault server and client hosts, shared data, and the network that connects them.
- Administering platforms for HCL VersionVault
  Learn how to perform HCL VersionVault administrative tasks on supported platforms.
  - HCL VersionVault on Windows
  - HCL VersionVault on the UNIX system and Linux
    - Features not supported on the Core VersionVault UNIX platforms
      Some features are not supported on the Core VersionVault UNIX platforms.
    - Solaris functionality
      - Modifying a crontab entry
      - Limited support for CacheFS
      - Specifying fonts
      - Configuring the coreadm utility on VOB servers
      - NFS V4 Supported only with AUTH_SYS authentication
      - Deploying HCL VersionVault on Solaris zones
        If you intend to run HCL VersionVault on Solaris zones, there are some special considerations that affect how you deploy VersionVault.
    - Linux™ functionality
  - Using network-attached storage devices with HCL VersionVault
- Administering HCL VersionVault MultiSite
  Learn to configure and manage the HCL VersionVault MultiSite environment to support development activities at different locations.

Limited support for CacheFS

CacheFS should only be used for cleartext storage pools. It should be considered as a form of remote NFS storage.

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