What's New

This chart will help to keep you informed of the current releases of SarCheck. Further down the page, you'll find a list of recent releases, a list of upcoming holidays, and some information about where we're taking SarCheck in the future. Click on anything you'd like to find out more about. Note that this site is frequently updated with small changes to improve navigation, correct misspellings, fix bad links, etc. Not every update means that a new version of SarCheck is available.

Releases in the last 12 months:

• February 9, 2010: SarCheck for AIX Version 7.01.13
• January 29, 2010: SarCheck for HP-UX Version 7.01.05
• January 13, 2010: SarCheck for Solaris SPARC & x86 Version 7.01.05
• December 3, 2009: SarCheck for Solaris SPARC & x86 Version 7.01.03
• November 25, 2009: SarCheck for AIX Version 7.01.11
• November 20, 2009: SarCheck for HP-UX Version 7.01.03
• November 4, 2009: SarCheck for AIX Version 7.01.10
• October 5, 2009: SarCheck for HP-UX Version 7.01.02
• August 25, 2009: SarCheck for HP-UX Version 7.01.01
• August 19, 2009: SarCheck for AIX Version 7.01.09
• August 3, 2009: SarCheck for Linux Version 6.02.07
• July 24, 2009: SarCheck for AIX Version 7.01.08
• July 8, 2009: SarCheck for AIX Version 7.01.07
• June 1, 2009: SarCheck for HP-UX Version 7.01.00
• May 12, 2009: SarCheck for Solaris SPARC & x86 Version 7.01.02
• April 30, 2009: SarCheck for Linux Version 6.02.06
• April 14, 2009: SarCheck for Linux Version 6.02.05
• April 8, 2009: SarCheck for Linux Version 6.02.04
• April 3, 2009: SarCheck for AIX Version 7.01.06
• March 12, 2009: SarCheck for AIX Version 7.01.05
• March 12, 2009: SarCheck for Solaris SPARC & x86 Version 7.01.01
• March 5, 2009: SarCheck for Linux Version 6.02.03

Trade show & conference exhibition:

Pictures from previous conferences can be found on our photos page and our exhibition schedule can be found on our conference schedule page. If you can attend any of these events, please visit our booth and take home some eval software or maybe one of our propeller hats. If you can't wait until the next conference to try SarCheck, just fill out our handy order form and we'll send you an eval.

Our US office will be closed for the following US holidays:

Our US office will be closed on many US holidays. For your convenience, we will be open for business on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Good Friday, etc. We expect staffing to be light on those days but people will be here if you need to contact us.

The future of SarCheck: SarCheck Version 7 has been released on AIX, Solaris, and HP-UX. A Linux implementation is in development.

Other operating systems? If you're interested in SarCheck for a flavor of UNIX that we don't currently support, see the SarCheck for other operating systems page. We use visits to these pages as one way to judge the demand for other flavors of SarCheck. If there's a specific operating system that you think we should be porting to, please let us know.

More languages? We have the ability to produce SarCheck reports in other languages if anyone is interested. The translations would be more of a Rosetta Stone than a full translation of the entire product. When SarCheck was first written in 1994, the ability to support other languages was an important consideration in how we designed it and we are ready to do a translation when you are.

Other processors? Several new processors are available and it is our intention to keep up with technology. SarCheck runs successfully on Itanium systems as well as systems using the latest SPARC and POWER chips. If you have specific questions, please ask your sales rep.

Other tools? In addition to SarCheck, we're working on several other interesting tools. One of them, ZoneHound, is designed to be an inexpensive way to monitoring the resource utilization of Solaris Zones. ZoneHound is its own tool and has its own website, but it is designed to work with SarCheck and SarCheck can use the output from ZoneHound to produce better reports.

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