       %                               DIGITAL    Software Product  Description   C ___________________________________________________________________   D PRODUCT NAME:  PATHWORKS V1.3A for OpenVMS (Macintosh)  SPD 35.09.05   DESCRIPTION   E PATHWORKS[TM] V1.3A for OpenVMS[TM] (Macintosh[R]) is a member of the F PATHWORKS family of software products that provides Macintosh network-D ing and network operating system (NOS) integration in local and wideF area networks. PATHWORKS integrates PCs, Macintosh servers, NOSs, net-F work transports, and protocols and provides the foundation for client-8 server applications and corporate information exchanges.F PATHWORKS provides a framework for integrating personal computers intoC an organization's total information system, so that different types C of users can share information, large system resources, and network ( services across the entire organization.  D PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) allows Alpha and VAX[TM] computersC running the OpenVMS operating system to offer file, print, and mail E services to Macintosh clients. By using an Alpha or a VAX server sys- D tem, Macintosh users can share applications, data, printers, and re-C sources; access information from remote systems on the network; and 1 apply that information in Macintosh applications.   C PATHWORKS for Macintosh software allows Macintosh clients to access F file, print, and mail services on OpenVMS. This software also includesE applications for terminal emulation, X display services, TCP/IP util- G ities, DECnet[TM], and mail. PATHWORKS for Macintosh is used with PATH- F WORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) and is required for Macintosh client ac-4 cess to these OpenVMS based services (SPD 31.53.xx).  C                                                            May 1997   C                                                         AE-PJBDF-TE         Features  E PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) provides the following features and 
 capabilities:    o  DECshare file services    o  DECshare print services    o  Server management and control   o  PATHWORKS Mail Server   o  AppleTalk[R] for OpenVMS   ( o  AppleTalk-to-DECnet Transport Gateway   Server Software   F PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) provides the Macintosh user with the* following features of the server software:  C o  DECshare File Services - The Macintosh user is provided with ac- D    cess to remote OpenVMS file systems as a transparent extension ofD    the client's local disk facilities. Macintosh files are stored onC    the Alpha and VAX systems and accessed as if they were stored on E    the user's local disk. DECshare file services are based on the Ap- D    pleTalk for OpenVMS V3.2 network transport and are compliant with+    the Apple[R] Filing Protocol (AFP) V2.1.   G DECshare file services assign the Macintosh type and creator attributes C to files that were not created on a Macintosh. The creator and type C determine the icon that is displayed on the Macintosh desktop. When C a Macintosh user selects a file that was not created using the Mac- C intosh, DECshare file services uses a lookup table to assign a type E and creator based on the file's extension. This table may be modified , to tailor the server to site-specific needs.  C Each Macintosh file stored on the file server is stored as an Open- E VMS file in RMS Sequential file format. These Macintosh files are ac- F cessible to OpenVMS users and applications that can interpret the con-C tent and organization of a file written by a Macintosh application.   "                                  2       D The file server can read all RMS file types that can be read sequen-C tially, allowing Macintosh applications to read files written by an F OpenVMS application. Each read issued by the Macintosh application re-E sults in the presentation to the application of the next n bytes con-   tained sequentially in the file.  F AFP byte-range locking is supported for Macintosh applications access-, ing files provided through the file service.  E System administrators can create file services that appear in any one D of the local AppleTalk zones, which provides flexibility in your en-E vironment. System administrators can also limit the number of connec- G tions to a file server volume and set a timeout value for inactive con- F nections to a file server. The file server can detect unauthorized in-. trusions using the OpenVMS Intrusion database.  D o  DECshare Print Services - Remote printers appear to the MacintoshD    user as a transparent extension of the client's local facilities.C    Macintosh users can access OpenVMS print queues to print to both C    Apple LaserWriter[R] and DIGITAL PostScript[R] printers. The Ap- I    ple LaserWriter can be accessible to OpenVMS users via a LocalTalk[R]- E    to-Ethernet router, a direct Ethernet connection (for those Laser- D    Writer printers that support this), a terminal server (LAT) port,@    or a direct connection to a serial port on the server system.  C The system administrator assigns a service name to the print queue. F The Macintosh users select the printer from the Chooser as they do lo-E cal printers. Then the printer I/O is directed to the defined and se-  lected DECshare print service.  H DECshare print services include support for the DECshare Receiver, whichM handles print requests from the Macintosh. The Receiver stores the PostScript C data it receives from the Macintosh in a temporary OpenVMS file be- E fore sending the data to the OpenVMS print queuing system. System ad- G ministrators can choose to disable the Receiver so that Macintosh users F cannot print to a specific LaserWriter. System administrators can alsoD hide a LaserWriter from the Chooser, so that users who want to printF to a specific printer are required to print through the DECshare print service.  "                                  3       G DECshare print services also support the DECshare print symbiont, which J transfers data from Alpha and VAX systems to an Apple LaserWriter printer.D The DECshare print symbiont also converts an ASCII file submitted byF an OpenVMS user to PostScript data before transferring the data to theE printer. The symbiont does not support full ANSI conversion. DECshare D uses the DECprint[R] Printing Services to transfer data to a DIGITAL PostScript printer.   F The MSA$MANAGER utility is used to create print services. Print queuesE for DIGITAL's printers must be previously defined on the OpenVMS sys- E tem. LaserWriter queues using the DECshare print symbiont are created  by the MSA$MANAGER utility.   G o  Server Management and Control - When a server offers a file resource D    for use, the system administrator can associate an Access Control6    List, which specifies privileges assigned to users.  E While the software may be running on more than one node of a VMSclus- D ter[TM], each Macintosh volume served can only be served from a sin-I gle file server in the cluster. As a result, there is no cluster failover  of a served volume.   F An administrator's utility (MSA$MANAGER) is provided to allow the sys-D tem administrator to add and remove services and show resources. TheF system administrator can also manage a remote server using the SET RE-
 MOTE command.   C A second administrator's utility (ATK$MANAGER) is provided to allow C the system administrator to set up and maintain AppleTalk for Open- 2 VMS and the AppleTalk-to-DECnet transport gateway.                    "                                  4       D o  PATHWORKS Mail Server - The mail server included in PATHWORKS forG    OpenVMS (Macintosh) provides Macintosh and PC clients with the abil- C    ity to send and receive electronic mail messages. A mail account D    must be established on the OpenVMS server for each client, unlessG    an account already exists. Mail can be sent to this account by other F    Macintosh clients as well as users of any mail system that can com-C    municate with OpenVMS mail software. The mail server then routes D    messages to the appropriate client when the client logs in to the
    server.  C The PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) mail server provides the Mac- C intosh user with folders, distribution lists, and delivery capabil- G ities. Notification of new messages occurs when the Macintosh user logs D in to a network session and the PATHWORKS Listener is running on the client.T   Network Connectivity  E o  Appletalk for OpenVMS - AppleTalk for OpenVMS V3.2 is an implemen-oE    tation of Apple's AppleTalk Networking protocols and interface li-pE    braries for OpenVMS systems. AppleTalk for OpenVMS allows an Open-WD    VMS system to communicate with an AppleTalk network. The DECshareD    file and print services use this network transport. The AppleTalkE    for OpenVMS protocol stack includes support for the following pro-kF    tocols: ADSP, AELAP, AARP, AEP, NBP, ZIP, RTMP (full set), ATP, ASPE    (server only), and PAP (client and server). The ASP client and the F    AFP protocols are not implemented in the AppleTalk for OpenVMS pro-    tocol stack.K  E AppleTalk for OpenVMS V3.2 supports AppleTalk Phase 2 protocols. Only E Macintosh computers connected to Phase 2 networks can access servicesa using AppleTalk for OpenVMS.  E AppleTalk for OpenVMS also allows routing, or tunneling, through DEC-dG net. When tunneling, AppleTalk packets are encapsulated in DECnet pack-nG ets, so that the AppleTalk network can be extended, and Macintosh users D can access remote AppleTalk networks and servers as if they were lo- cal.    "                                  5 o  a  F The router provides AppleTalk Internet routing, zone management, rout-C ing table maintenance, and name-binding broadcast request handling.iD When routing, or tunneling, datalink speeds below 56 kilobits/secondF are not recommended and speeds below 19.2 kilobits/second are not sup-E ported. The datalink speed must be capable of handling DECnet and Ap-9E pleTalk traffic (including all protocol overhead) without congestion.TE That is, there must be sufficient bandwidth to maintain reliable com-e munications.  E o  AppleTalk-to-DECnet Transport Gateway - AppleTalk-to-DECnet Trans-rE    port Gateway, which is OpenVMS software, connects a Macintosh witheD    a DECnet service on any DECnet node. As a result, Macintosh usersE    who have only AppleTalk connectivity, but no DECnet resident soft-vD    ware, can participate in task-to-task applications. Macintosh ap-E    plications that are written to take advantage of the AppleTalk-to-tE    DECnet gateway can participate in AppleTalk-to-DECnet task-to-taskoD    communications. The gateway provides bidirectional conversion be-F    tween AppleTalk ADSP and DECnet NSP protocols. The gateway supportsG    up to 1000 connections from client applications - provided that suf- E    ficient system CPU and memory resources are available. Significant F    system tuning will be necessary if the number of sessions is raised&    appreciably from the default of 32.                                    "                                  6 p      Restrictions and Limitations  E Because PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) uses AppleTalk Phase 2 pro-tF tocols, services provided by PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) serversD will only be accessible to Macintoshes that are connected to Phase 2F networks. Phase 1 networks can coexist with Phase 2 networks, providedF that Phase 1 to Phase 2 transition router is suitably placed somewhereC in the network. Use of Phase 1 protocols anywhere in the network is 2 not recommended due to the increased network load.  G While AFP byte range locking is supported among Macintosh clients, onlyMD file locking is supported with other types of clients (MS-DOS[R] and	 OS/2[R]).s  F For a serially connected LaserWriter, the following characters in fontC families are not available: Ctrl-C, Ctrl-D, Ctrl-Q, Ctrl-S, Ctrl-T.cE These characters are used by the PostScript interpreter for handshak-pH ing purposes. Attempts to print these characters result in a space char-E acter. This restriction does not apply to AppleTalk printers directlyp# connected on Ethernet or LocalTalk.d  E The PATHWORKS mail server restricts folder names to 39 characters. IfcC a user creates a folder name with more than 39 characters, the named& is truncated after the 39th character.  E The DECshare implementation of AFP V2.1 does not support Blank Accessl+ Privileges or the AFP Cat Search functions.n   SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS   : For Systems Using Terminals (No DECwindows[TM] Interface):  - o  OpenVMS Alpha Operating System V6.1 - V7.1   - o  OpenVMS VAX Operating System V5.5-2 - V7.1   $ For Workstations Running DECwindows:  - o  OpenVMS Alpha Operating System V6.1 - V7.1   "                                  7    u  - o  OpenVMS VAX Operating System V5.5-2 - V7.1   ' PATHWORKS for Macintosh Client Software   D PATHWORKS for Macintosh V1.3A (SPD 31.53.xx) is recommended for bestF compatibility and performance on the latest Macintosh computers. PATH-G WORKS for Macintosh V1.2 or later is required to take advantage of spe- F cial DECshare server notification messages via the PATHWORKS Listener.   OpenVMS Tailorings  D For OpenVMS V5.x systems, the following OpenVMS classes are required for full functionality:    o  OpenVMS Required Saveseth   o  Network Support   o  System Programmingn   o  Secure User's Environment  C For more information on OpenVMS classes and tailoring, refer to theiI OpenVMS VAX Operating System Software Product Description (SPD 25.01.xx).t  D For printers listed in the Optional DIGITAL Hardware section of thisD SPD, appropriate supporting software (such as DECprint Printing Ser-& vices V4.1, SPD 32.41.xx) is required.  D AppleTalk tunneling and the AppleTalk-to-DECnet gateway require DEC-C net or DECnet/OSI for OpenVMS VAX V5.5. For DECnet/OSI support, thefD OpenVMS node must have a Phase IV compatible name in the back trans-
 lation table.t              "                                  8        HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS   E PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) has been tested on a number of sup-tE ported configurations. If a customer problem with PATHWORKS for Open-iG VMS (Macintosh) is reproduced by the customer on one of these supportedmD configurations, DIGITAL will work the problem to resolution on theseF supported configurations. If the customer problem cannot be reproducedC by the customer on one of these supported configurations, it is theo4 responsibility of the customer to resolve the issue.  E To be supported by PATHWORKS for Macintosh, a Macintosh computer musteC have either built-in (on-board) Ethernet, or a Nubus Ethernet adap-qF tor card. The computer must have at least 2 MB of physical memory freeD (in addition to the memory consumed by the operating system and con-D currently running application programs). The computer must also haveC at least 15 MB of disk space available for a complete installation.rC Typical installations (such as the default installation, which doesS; not include MacX) consume approximately 5 MB of disk space.v  E PATHWORKS supports all Alpha and VAX systems, components, and periph-cE erals supported by the versions of OpenVMS listed as supported in theS' OpenVMS SPDs for Alpha and VAX systems.    Processors not supported:r  - o  MicroVAX[TM] I, MicroVAX II, MicroVAX 2000m  D o  VAXstation[TM] I, VAXstation II, VAXstation 2000, VAXstation 8000  % o  VAX-11/725, VAX-11/730, VAX 11/782(   Other Hardware Requirementso  C The Alpha or VAX system must be connected to the same AppleTalk In- 1 ternet or DECnet network as the Macintosh client..  D A minimum of 1 MB of available memory is required to install and runD the server process. Depending on client print and file service work-C load, up to 1 MB of additional memory should be allocated for every H five Macintosh clients. Ten percent of total memory should be left free.  "                                  9 f  e  E PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) supports all valid DIGITAL Alpha orsD VAX Ethernet or FDDI controllers. Refer to the OpenVMS VAX OperatingC System (SPD 25.01.xx) for more information about these controllers.lD LocalTalk connections are not supported by the Alpha or VAX hardwareC and Token Ring connections are not supported by PATHWORKS for Open-oF VMS (Macintosh). The use of some external routers to connect LocalTalkE or TokenTalk[R] Macintosh networks to Ethernet is supported. Refer toc< PATHWORKS for Macintosh (SPD 31.56.xx) for more information.  6 Disk space requirements (block cluster size equals 1):  C ___________________________________________________________________V InstallationC /Permanent_Use_______Disk_Space_Required___________________________f  C _____________________Blocks___Kbytes_______________________________a  $ Alpha installa-      24,600   12,300 tion$ VAX installation     20,800   10,400$ Alpha use (perma-    22,100   11,050 nent)p$ VAX use (perma-      18,300    9,150C nent)______________________________________________________________,  E These counts refer to the disk space required on the system disk. The D sizes are approximate; actual sizes may vary depending on the user'sE system environment, configuration, and software options. These countsK) include the OpenVMS server software only.l   Optional Apple Hardwarel  G The following hardware options may be added to the configurations (sub- D ject to the limitations of the system chosen) described in the Hard- ware Requirements section.          "                                 10 e  p  C PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) supports the following Apple Com-e  puter PostScript laser printers:   o  LaserWriter Pluse   o  LaserWriter II NT   o  LaserWriter II NTX    o  LaserWriter IIf   o  LaserWriter IIg   o  LaserWriter Pro 600 and 630   o  LaserWriter Select 360n   Optional DIGITAL Hardwarec  K PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) supports the following DIGITAL PostScripta	 printers:d   o  PrintServer[TM] 40 Plus   o  PrintServer 40    o  PrintServer 32o   o  PrintServer 20 Turboo   o  PrintServer 20e   o  ColorMate PSo   o  LN03R ScriptPrinter[TM]   o  DEClaser[TM] 1150   o  DEClaser 1152   o  DEClaser 2150   o  DEClaser 2250   o  DEClaser 3250   o  DECcolorwriter 1000  "                                 11 t  E   o  DEClaser 3500   o  DEClaser 3500   CLUSTER ENVIRONMENTa  E While the software may be running on more than one node of a VMSclus- G ter, each Macintosh volume served can be served only from a single fileyG server on a single system in the cluster. As a result, there is no sup-i- port for cluster failover of a served volume.a   DISTRIBUTION MEDIA   TK50 Tape Cartridge, CD-ROMo                                                    "                                 12 o      SOFTWARE LICENSING  * Client-Based Licensing (Designated Access)  C PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) may be licensed for operation and G access when appropriate client-based licenses are purchased for clients # using the services of this product.u  D A license must be obtained in advance for each Macintosh system fromB which the PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh) services are accessed.  D See the attached PATHWORKS license terms and conditions for File andG Print Access (Designated Access) licenses for a description of the spe-nE cific rights granted. See the Ordering Information section for order-  ing information.   ORDERING INFORMATION   Software Licensing  D You must purchase a PATHWORKS V1.3 (Macintosh) Designated Access li-C cense for each client system accessing the PATHWORKS V1.3 for Open-hC VMS (Macintosh) software running on one or more systems.+ Note that C a client needs only a single license to access many systems running " PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Macintosh).  D PATHWORKS V1.3 (Macintosh) Designated Access licenses may be ordered as follows:i'    (One required per Macintosh client.)t      QM-0EAAA-AB, 1-user    QM-0EAAA-AC, 10-usere   ____________________#   Discontinued  License InformationaE    The following licenses are no longer sold but continue to be validcF   and grant the right to access systems running the PATHWORKS V1.3 for   OpenVMS (Macintosh) software:e  1    PATHWORKS V1.3 for Macintosh CCS - QM-YPHAA-Axo  "                                 13 l         QM-0EAAA-AD, 25-userc    QM-0EAAA-AE, 50-user     QM-0EAAA-AF, 100-user    QM-0EAAA-AG, 250-user    QM-0EAAA-AH, 500-user    QM-0EAAA-AJ, 1000-userc                                                                    "                                 14 s  t   Media and Documentationv  0 Media and Documentation: (On-Line Documentation))    QA-YPCAA-H* (Minimum of one required.)l   Programmer's Documentation::    QA-YPCAC-GZ (Optional.)  
 DocumentationV  D Server Administration documentation includes the Introduction to theD AppleTalk Network System, Server Installation Guide, Server Adminis-< trator's Guide, and Server Administrator's Reference Manual.  D Programmers' documentation includes the Programmer's Guide, Program-F mer's Reference, DECnet for Macintosh Programmer's Reference, Program-
 mer's ReadMe.t  E Note: The availability of these software product options and servicesoE may vary by country. Customers should contact their local DIGITAL of-D% fice for information on availability.a   SOFTWARE PRODUCT SERVICESp  E A variety of service options are available from DIGITAL. For more in-e- formation, contact your local DIGITAL office.O  @ [R]  MS-DOS is a registered trademark and Windows NT is a trade-#      mark of Microsoft Corporation.   = [R]  OS/2 is a registered trademark of International Business       Machines Corporation.  ? [R]  PostScript is a registered trademark of Adobe Systems Inc.s  B [R]  Apple, AppleTalk, LaserWriter, LocalTalk Apple Computer, Inc.  @ [TM] DEC, DECnet, DECprint, DEClaser, DECwindows, DIGITAL, LN03RB      ScriptPrinter, MicroVAX, OpenVMS, PATHWORKS, PrintServer, TK,@      VAX, VAXstation, VMS, VMScluster, and the DIGITAL logo, are1      trademarks of Digital Equipment Corporation.m  :  1997 Digital Equipment Corporation. All Rights Reserved.  "                                 15             0                   DIGITAL LICENSE AGREEMENTS for*                         PATHWORKS Programs                $                                STOP!  D IMPORTANT - CAREFULLY READ THE DIGITAL LICENSE AGREEMENT BEFORE PRO-D CEEDING. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO ITS TERMS, PLEASE RETURN THE LICENSEC AGREEMENT AND ALL ACCOMPANYING MATERIALS WITHOUT FURTHER OPENING ORtD USING THEM. RETURN THEM TO THE SUPPLIER FROM WHICH YOU OBTAINED THEMD FOR A FULL REFUND. FURTHER OPENING OR USE OF THE MATERIALS INDICATES6 YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THE TERMS OF THE LICENSE AGREEMENT.  D A Product Authorization Key constitutes proof of license, and is re-D quired to permit use of the Software in accordance with these terms.                                "                                 16 c  u        0                    DIGITAL LICENSE AGREEMENT for*                         PATHWORKS Programs                $                                STOP!  D IMPORTANT - CAREFULLY READ THE DIGITAL LICENSE AGREEMENT BEFORE PRO-D CEEDING. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO ITS TERMS, PLEASE RETURN THE LICENSEC AGREEMENT AND ALL ACCOMPANYING MATERIALS WITHOUT FURTHER OPENING ORsD USING THEM. RETURN THEM TO THE SUPPLIER FROM WHICH YOU OBTAINED THEMD FOR A FULL REFUND. FURTHER OPENING OR USE OF THE MATERIALS INDICATES6 YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THE TERMS OF THE LICENSE AGREEMENT.  D A Product Authorization Key constitutes proof of license, and is re-D quired to permit use of the Software in accordance with these terms.                                "                                 17 m  p        (                            LICENSE TERMS      & _PATHWORKS_PC_Concurrent_Licenses: [1]    E    A. License: PATHWORKS V1.0 for OpenVMS (NetWare) PC Concurrent Li-c       censen  E When you purchase the above license you may use the following programoC ("Software") under the terms in Section 1 and all terms provided in  Additional Terms below.             Server Program:  0             PATHWORKS V1.0 for OpenVMS (NetWare)  E    B. License: PATHWORKS V5.0 for OpenVMS (LAN Manager) PC Concurrente
       LicenseS  E When you purchase the above license you may use the following programnC ("Software") under the terms in Section 1 and all terms provided inA Additional Terms below.g            Server Program:  4             PATHWORKS V5.0 for OpenVMS (LAN Manager)  D    C. License: PATHWORKS V5.0 for DIGITAL UNIX (LAN Manager) PC Con-       current Licenseu   ____________________  &  Formerly  referred to as FPS licenses    "                                 18 b  k  E When you purchase the above license you may use the following program_C ("Software") under the terms in Section 1 and all terms provided in_ Additional Terms below._            Server Program:  =             PATHWORKS V6.1 for DIGITAL UNIX (Advanced Server)n                                                                  "                                 19 1  0      C    D. License: PATHWORKS V5.0 for DIGITAL UNIX (NetWare) PC Concur-_       rent License  E When you purchase the above license you may use the following programtC ("Software") under the terms in Section 1 and all terms provided inp Additional Terms below.t            Server Program:  5             PATHWORKS V5.0 for DIGITAL UNIX (NetWare)M    /                        Section_1_Specific_Terms   G    You may install the Software identified above on one server for con- C    current access by the Quantity of clients specified on the asso- $    ciated Product Authorization Key.                                          "                                 20 u  r  ) _PATHWORKS_Designated_Access_Licenses:[2]t    E    A. License: PATHWORKS V5.0 (LAN Manager) Designated Access Licenser  F When you purchase the above license you may use the following programsC ("Software") under the terms in Section 2 and all terms provided inH Additional Terms below.             Server Programs:t  4             PATHWORKS V5.0 for OpenVMS (LAN Manager)&             PATHWORKS for ULTRIX, V1.3=             PATHWORKS V6.1 for DIGITAL UNIX (Advanced Server)e(             PATHWORKS for SCO UNIX, V1.1    A    B. License: PATHWORKS V5.0 (NetWare) Designated Access Licensea  D When you purchase the above license, or if you have a PATHWORKS V1.0F (NetWare) FPA license, you may use the following programs ("Software")G under the terms in Section 2 and all terms provided in Additional Termsn below.            Server Programs:s  0             PATHWORKS V1.0 for OpenVMS (NetWare)5             PATHWORKS V5.0 for DIGITAL UNIX (NetWare)t  C    C. License: PATHWORKS V1.3 (Macintosh) Designated Access Licensef           ____________________  &  Formerly  referred to as FPA licenses    "                                 21       D When you purchase the above license, or if you have a PATHWORKS V1.2C (Macintosh) FPA license, you may use the following programs ("Soft-MC ware") under the terms in Section 2 and all terms provided in Addi-  tional Terms below.             Server Programs:s  2             PATHWORKS V1.3 for OpenVMS (Macintosh)    /                        Section_2_Specific_Terms   E    You may install the Software on multiple servers for access by the C    Quantity of designated clients. The Quantity is specified on then(    associated Product Authorization Key.                                                  "                                 22 r  d   _PATHWORKS_System_Licenses: [3]I    /    A. License: PATHWORKS 32 V7.0 System License %                                    or 3       License: PATHWORKS 32 V7.0 System-UPGRADE [*]e  C When you purchase either of the above licenses you may use the fol-mG lowing programs ("Software") under the terms in Section 3 and all termsm# provided in Additional Terms below.p            Programs:               PATHWORKS 32 V7.0a.             PATHWORKS V6.0 for DOS and Windows-             PATHWORKS V4.1 for Windows NT[TM] #             PATHWORKS V5.1 for OS/2              eXcursion V2.1  :    B. License: PATHWORKS V1.3 for Macintosh System License  E When you purchase the above license you may use the following programhC ("Software") under the terms in Section 3 and all terms provided ino Additional Terms below.W            Program:s  (             PATHWORKS V1.3 for Macintosh    /                        Section_3_Specific_Terms      ____________________  &  Formerly  referred to as CNS licensesG  See  special terms for UPGRADE licenses in the GRANT section under Ad-      ditional Terms below.   "                                 23       E    You may use the Software on the Quantity of computers specified ont,    the associated Product Authorization Key.                                                                            "                                 24 r  m        )                          ADDITIONAL TERMS    1. GRANT  E Digital Equipment Corporation ("DIGITAL") grants you the right to usesC the version(s) of the Software specified above or any prior versiond of the Software.  D UPGRADE LICENSES ARE VALID ONLY IF YOU ARE ALSO LICENSED FOR A PRIORC VERSION OF THE SOFTWARE FOR THE SAME QUANTITY OF COMPUTERS AS SPEC-iC IFIED ABOVE. Prior versions of the software may only be used on the * same computer(s) as the upgraded Software.  C You may need to register and load the associated Product Authoriza-UE tion Key before you use the Software. Each PAK must be registered and.0 loaded in only one license management data base.  D You may copy the Software only as necessary for licensed use, and toC make archival copies. Any full or partial copy of Software must in-sD clude all copyright and other proprietary notices which appear on orD in the Software. You may use Software temporarily on a backup system* only in the event of a system malfunction.  G You may permanently transfer your rights to use the Software, the Soft-sE ware itself including prior versions of the Software, the Product Au-nC thorization Key(s) for this version and all prior versions, and thelE accompanying documentation including a copy of this License AgreementDC and License Agreement(s) for prior versions, provided you retain no E copies of the Software, updates, documentation, or Product Authoriza-GI tion Key(s), and the recipient agrees to the terms of this License Agree-  ment.    2. COPYRIGHT  E Software, which includes the Product, any data bases, and the licenseFD key, is proprietary technology owned by DIGITAL or third parties. It: is protected by copyright laws and international treaties.  "                                 25 E  O   3. RESTRICTIONSW  C You may not rent, lease, assign, or otherwise transfer the SoftwareEE or license except as expressly authorized in the terms and conditionsME under License Types. You may not reverse engineer, decompile, or dis-sC assemble the Software, except to the extent DIGITAL cannot prohibiteF such acts by law. You may not make the Software available to any otherE party or permit others to use it except your employees and agents who E use it on your behalf and who have agreed to these license terms. You E may not modify or make inoperable the license keys or license manage-A ment software.  E DIGITAL may terminate any license granted hereunder if you breach anyEG license term. Upon termination you will destroy all copies of the Soft-S ware.M                                                  "                                 26 E  G  %                              WARRANTYA  F THE WARRANTY LISTED BELOW IS DIGITAL'S ONLY WARRANTY AND NO OTHER WAR-& RANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WILL APPLY.  D DIGITAL warrants that the Software will substantially conform to theC applicable Software Product Description or documentation accompany- E ing the Software for a period of 90 days. Warranty commences upon de-T livery._  C DIGITAL does not warrant that the operation of the Software will be C uninterrupted or error free. Warranty does not cover conditions re-bE sulting from improper use, external causes, including service or mod-tE ifications not performed by DIGITAL. DIGITAL's and its suppliers' en- D tire liability and your exclusive remedy for Software which does notD conform to DIGITAL's warranty shall be at DIGITAL's option 1) repairG or replacement of the nonconforming Software, or 2) refund of your pur-a chase price.  E DIGITAL SPECIFICALLY EXCLUDES THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABIL-r) ITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.   D Remedy is subject to your returning the non-conforming Software dur-G ing the warranty period to DIGITAL in the country in which you obtainedo
 the Software.n  -                       Limitation of Liabilityr  C DIGITAL'S AND ITS SUPPLIERS' MAXIMUM LIABILITY TO YOU FOR ANY CAUSE F WHATSOEVER WILL BE FOR DIRECT DAMAGES ONLY, AND WILL BE LIMITED TO THEF PURCHASE PRICE YOU PAID FOR THE PRODUCT. THE FOREGOING LIMITATION DOESC NOT APPLY TO DAMAGES RESULTING FROM PERSONAL INJURY CAUSED BY DIGI- E TAL'S NEGLIGENCE. IN NO EVENT WILL DIGITAL OR ITS SUPPLIERS BE LIABLE D FOR ANY DAMAGES RESULTING FROM LOSS OF DATA OR USE, LOST PROFITS, ORC INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. THIS LIMITATION WILL APPLY RE- D GARDLESS OF THE FORM OF ACTION, WHETHER IN CONTRACT OR TORT, INCLUD-" ING WITHOUT LIMITATION NEGLIGENCE.      "                                 27 i  e  E ANY ACTION AGAINST DIGITAL MUST BE BROUGHT WITHIN EIGHTEEN MONTHS AF-S TER THE CAUSE OF ACTION ARISES.H    -                       US Government Customers F Commercial Computer Software, and Computer Software Documentation, andD Technical Data for Commercial Items are licensed to the U.S. Govern-E ment with DIGITAL's standard commercial license and, when applicable,zE the rights in DFAR 252.227-7015, "Technical Data - Commercial Items".                                                               "                                 28 V     %                               GENERAL   D You are responsible for compliance with all export or re-export con-D trol laws and regulations if you export the Software. This AgreementC is governed by and is to be construed under the laws of the Common-  wealth of Massachusetts.  C If you have any questions concerning this Agreement, please contactAC your local DIGITAL sales office or write to: DIGITAL EQUIPMENT COR-K6 PORATION, 111 Powdermill Road, Maynard, MA 01754-1418.  A [R]   Macintosh is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc.i  7 [R]   NetWare is a registered trademark of Novell, Inc.s  > [R]   OS/2 is a registered trademark of International Business       Machines Corporation.p  = [R]   UNIX is a registered trademark in the United States ands?       other countries, licensed exclusively through X/Open Com-        pany, Ltd.  A [R]   Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.   7 [TM]  SCO is a trademark of Santa Cruz Operations, Inc.   9 [TM]  Windows NT is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.   @ [TM]  The DIGITAL Logo, Alpha, DEC, DIGITAL, OpenVMS, PATHWORKS,A       and ULTRIX are trademarks of Digital Equipment Corporation.e  9 1997 Digital Equipment Corporation. All Rights Reserved.e                "                                 29