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Are there any network-accessible OpenVMS systems?

April 26, 2017network-accessible OpenVMS SYSTEMS

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Are there any network-accessible OpenVMS systems?

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Yes, though various restrictions can and do apply. o Hobbes Hobbes is a MicroVAX 3100 Model 40 for which free access and accounts are available to OpenVMS enthusiasts. This system has BASIC, Pascal, Fortran, and C compilers installed. If you would like an account on Hobbes, please see the FAQ at o http://www.hobbesthevax.com/ o OpenVMS Galaxy Test-Drive HP currently offers an OpenVMS Galaxy Test-Drive system, based on an AlphaServer 4100 series configured as two instances of the OpenVMS operating system. For details, please visit: o http://www.testdrive.hp.com/ o HP DSPP Test-Drive The HP DSPP program offers various test-drive systems, including an HP Integrity Itanium development system and an HP OpenVMS I64 installation on an HP Integrity rx2600 server. (The DSPP program can offers discount, LMF PAKGEN PAK generation support, and other benefits for developers.) For details on the DSPP program and on the test-drive systems, please see section Section 2.8.3 and please visit: o http://w