Support And Other Resources; New And Changed Information In This Edition; March 2010, Version Control 6.1.0 Release; November 2009, Version Control 6.0 Release - HP Integrity BL890c - i2 Server Release Note

Support and other resources

New and changed information in this edition

The following sections list what is new for the HP Version Control releases.

March 2010, Version Control 6.1.0 release

Following are the product enhancements for the HP Version Control 6.1.0 March 2010 release:
HP Version Control Repository Manager (VCRM) adds the following enhancements with the current release:
Support for the Linux Deployment Utility (LDU) retirement.
Support for the new changes in the Version Control GUI to match the System Management Homepage
(SMH) GUI.

November 2009, Version Control 6.0 release

Following are the product enhancements for the HP Version Control 6.0 November 2009 release:
HP Version Control Agent (VCA) adds the following enhancements with the current release:
Native x64 (64 bit) support.
Support for Trusted Platform Module (TPM).
HP Version Control Repository Manager (VCRM) adds the following enhancements with the current release:
Native x64 (64-bit) support.
Support for a new VCRM command line interface for configuring the repository folder.
Support for enabling the repository folder autoupdate using the command line interface.
Support for multithreaded file download functionality.
Support for a new GUI-based screen page for downloading Integrity Support Packs and ProLiant Support
Packs.
Support for data migration from one repository to another.

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