Operating System Support for Server
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Operating System (Server) |
Release Date/SP |
TDV and BD Support |
Notes |
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AIX 7.2 TL4 or higher |
November 2019 |
Active |
Not supported for Business Directory |
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AIX 7.1 TL5 or higher |
October 2017 |
Active |
Not supported for Business Directory |
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CentOS version 7.9 or higher in 7.x |
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Active |
64-bit versions are supported. TDV deploys in native 64-bit JVM on all supported 64-bit operating systems. x64 architecture. Also supported for BD. |
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CentOS version 8.5 or higher in 8.x |
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Active |
64-bit versions are supported. TDV deploys in native 64-bit JVM on all supported 64-bit operating systems. x64 architecture. Also supported for BD. |
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Microsoft Windows 10 |
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Active |
Also supported for BD. |
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Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Standard |
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Active |
x64. Also supported for BD.
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Microsoft Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard |
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Active |
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Microsoft Windows Server 2016 Standard |
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Active |
x64 Also supported for BD. |
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Microsoft Windows Server 2019 Standard |
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Active |
x64 Also supported for BD. |
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Oracle Linux 7.9 or higher in Red Hat compatibility mode |
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Active |
x64. Also supported for BD. |
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Oracle Linux 8.5 or higher in Red Hat compatibility mode |
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Active |
x64. Also supported for BD. |
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux v7.9 or higher in 7.x |
N/A |
Active |
64-bit versions are supported. TDV deploys in native 64-bit JVM on all supported 64-bit operating systems. x64. Also supported for BD. |
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux v8.5 or higher in 8.x |
N/A |
Active |
Red Hat provides a 64bit OS image for RHEL 8 that provides 64bit application support for TDV. Also supported for BD. |
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SLES 12 |
SP5 or higher |
Active |
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SLES 15 |
SP3 or higher |
Active |
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There is a known limitation of Windows OS that can result in a UNC error when using TDV. The known issue is that:
| • | The Windows service process can't see any mapped network driver of a front end user session, because the Windows service is running under a different credential, and the mapped network driver is valid in the user session only. |
| • | The Windows service process can see SYSTEM ODBC DSN only, any USER ODBC DSN is not visible to the Windows service. |
To work around for this known issue, use the UNC path for TDV to access remote files.
MPP Engine OS Support
MPP Engine is supported on Linux platforms only with the following pre-installed 3rd party software:
a. Network Security Service (NSS) Package version 3.28.4 x86_64 or higher (package name: nss).
b. CentOS/RedHat/Oracle Linux versions 6.5 or higher are supported for this feature.
c. SUSE Linux version 12 and above is supported for this feature.