1.1.1 JP1/Base functionality supported by each OS (in Windows)
Some of the JP1/Base functionality might not be supported by a particular OS.
The following table shows the functionality that each OS supports in Windows.
Table 1‒1: JP1/Base functionality and OS support (for Windows)
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Functionality
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OS (Windows)
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2016, 2019, 2022
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User management
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User authentication
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Yes
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User authentication by a directory server#1
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Yes
|
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User mapping
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Yes
|
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Startup control for services
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Start sequence control
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Yes
|
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Stop sequence control#2
|
Yes
|
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Event service
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Part#3
|
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Event conversion
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Log file trapping
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Yes
|
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Event log trapping
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Yes
|
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Collecting and distributing definitions
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Checking information on the operation of services and managing definitions by using IM configuration management
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Yes
|
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Collecting and distributing definitions for the event service by using commands
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Yes
|
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Collecting definitions of JP1 programs
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Yes
|
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Process management
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Yes
|
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Health check
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Yes
|
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Local action
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Yes
|
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ISAM-related utility commands
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Yes
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Hitachi Network Objectplaza Trace Library (HNTRLib2)
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Yes
|
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Communication with IPv4 addresses
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Yes
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Communication with IPv6 addresses
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Yes
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- Legend:
-
2016, 2019, 2022: Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2019, and Windows Server 2022
Yes: Supported
Part: Partly supported only.
No: Not supported
#1: An Active Directory server is used for the directory server.
#2: JP1/Power Monitor is required for stop sequence control.
#3: Version 5 compatibility events are not supported.
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