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  1. gregdavies

    Mint

    In terms of formal support on the Mint product, Mint will remain supported for MIMS versions 4.1 and 4.3 until these products are no longer supported. However Mint as a product is not supported for the Ellipse versions. As you may be aware, Mint provides the two functions outlined below, and...
  2. gregdavies

    Platforms for MIMS (Enterprise Wide Solution)

    wlh - (Sorry I don't have a christian name for you)...<br><br>Given the user numbers I would suggest that this only rules out 1 platform - the WinNT platform. MIMS will scale to this size, but most of our NT customers are smaller than this and you would need to ensure that you purchase a top end...
  3. gregdavies

    MSQ security

    Unfortunately I only became aware recently of this forum, so I'm just catching up on some of the previous threads. It seems to me that you don't have the Mincom MSQ security documentation available to you. If you still require documentation for the MSQ security, please let me know, and I can...
  4. gregdavies

    Method for Reviewing MIMS Security Profiles

    Cindy,<br><br>There is a software catalogue list supplied with the Info Packs for each release. This list includes a list of program numbers and a description of what the program does. <br>The file is called software_catalogue and it is under the architecture\reports directory.<br><br>This list...
  5. gregdavies

    Platforms for MIMS (Enterprise Wide Solution)

    WLH,<br><br>It depends on your requirement (in terms of number of users, local availability, IT staff skill etc) and the environment you want to run the application in. In terms of OS, the MIMS server components currently run on OS390, OpenVMS, Unix (various flavours), and NT.<br><br>If you need...

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