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- A VMScluster, originally known as a VAXcluster, is a computer cluster involving a group of computers running the OpenVMS operating system. Whereas tightly...
- Equipment Corporation released their VAXcluster product in 1984 for the VMS operating system. The ARC and VAXcluster products not only supported parallel...
- maximum advantage of each other, as was the initial implementation of the VAXcluster facility. During the 1980s, a hypervisor for the VAX architecture named...
- consisted of a single CD-ROM containing a bundle of VMS, DECwindows, DECnet, VAXcluster support, and a setup process designed for non-technical users. Desktop-VMS...
- CDI-4000 which would allow SCSI peripherals to be used on a DSSI bus. DSSI VAXcluster Installation and Troubleshooting manual, EK-410AB-MG DEC Technical article:...
- introduced the VAXcluster concept, which allowed several VAX machines to be tied together into a single larger storage system. VAXclusters allowed a DEC-based...
- Equipment Corporation released their VAXcluster product in 1984 for the VAX/VMS operating system. The ARCnet and VAXcluster products not only supported parallel...
- Hustvedt was also the driving force behind the development of DEC's VAXcluster, which was the first clustering system to achieve commercial success,...
- "x"). Maximum of 256 MB of ECC memory The VAX 6333 was a prepackaged VAXcluster of three VAX 6330 (VAX 6000 Model 330) systems. Bundled with the SA650...
- 1985–86 and was heavily supported by simulations by Pete Benoit on a large VAXcluster. Through this era there was still considerable scepticism on the part...