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The following tables show release dates, planned or actual end of support
dates, and operating system requirements for currently supported Eloquence
versions and older versions.
The Support lifecycle policy section explains the
support lifecycle.
| Eloquence B.08.40
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| release
date
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November 2024
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| end
of support
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indefinite (see policy)
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| HP-UX
(Itanium)
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HP-UX 11iv3
(11.31)
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| Linux
(x86_64)
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RHEL 8.5 or newer
SLES 15 SP3, OpenSUSE 15.3 or newer
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (Debian 11) or newer
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| Windows (x64)
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Required minimum Windows version:
Desktop: Windows 10
Server: Windows Server 2016
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| Eloquence B.08.30
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| release
date
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January 2019
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| end
of support
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End of 2027 (estimated) (see policy)
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| HP-UX
(Itanium)
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HP-UX 11iv2
(11.23) or newer
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| HP-UX
(PA-RISC)
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HP-UX 11iv1
(11.11) or newer
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| Linux
(x86, x86_64)
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kernel
≥ 2.6.9 , glibc ≥ 2.3 , NPTL ≥ 2.3.4
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| Windows
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Required minimum Windows version:
Windows 7 (July 2016 update rollup, KB3172605)
Server: Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 2
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The following releases have passed their end-of-support date:
| Eloquence B.08.20
(support ended in 2023)
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| release
date
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May
2013
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| end
of support
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May 2023
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| HP-UX
(Itanium)
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11.23
or newer
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| HP-UX
(PA-RISC)
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11.11
or newer
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| Linux
(x86, x86_64, ia64)
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kernel
≥ 2.6.9 , glibc ≥ 2.3 , NPTL ≥ 2.3.4
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| Windows
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XP,
2003, Vista, 2008, Win 7, 2012, Win 8.x, Win 10 1)
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Notes
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1) patches required for Windows 10 and newer
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| Eloquence B.08.10
(support ended in 2018)
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| release
date
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July
2010
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| end
of support
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December
2018
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| HP-UX
(Itanium)
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11.23
or newer
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| HP-UX
(PA-RISC)
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11.11
or newer
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| Linux
(x86, x86_64, ia64)
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kernel
≥ 2.6.9 , glibc ≥ 2.3 , NPTL ≥ 2.3.4
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| Windows
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2000,
XP, 2003, Vista, 2008, Windows 7
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Notes
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| Eloquence B.08.00
(support ended in 2013)
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| release
date
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December
2008
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| end
of support
|
November
2013
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| HP-UX
(Itanium)
|
11.23
or newer
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| HP-UX
(PA-RISC)
|
11.11
or newer
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| Linux
(x86, x86_64, ia64)
|
kernel
≥ 2.6.9 , glibc ≥ 2.3 , NPTL ≥ 2.3.4
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| Windows
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2000,
XP, 2003, Vista, 2008, Windows 7
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Notes
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| Eloquence B.07.10
(support ended in 2010)
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| release
date
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January
2006
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| end
of support
|
December
2010
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| HP-UX
(Itanium)
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11.23
or later
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| HP-UX
(PA-RISC)
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11.11
or later
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| Linux
(x86)
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kernel
2.4.6 or later, glibc 2.2 or later 1)
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| Windows
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2000,
XP, 2003, Vista, 2008 2)
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Notes
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1) patches required for Linux glibc 2.4 or later
2) patches required for Windows Vista and newer |
| Eloquence B.07.00
(support ended in 2008)
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| release
date
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March
2003
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| end
of support
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February
2008
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| HP-UX
(Itanium)
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11.23
or later
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| HP-UX
(PA-RISC)
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10.20
through 11.23
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| Linux
(x86)
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kernel
2.2 or later 1), glibc 2.1 through 2.3 2)
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| Windows
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95/98/ME,
NT 4, 2000, XP
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Notes
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1) Linux 2.4 kernels should be 2.4.6 or later
2) special build for RedHat 8.x |
This document
has an overview of historic Eloquence versions,
their release dates and associated operating platforms.
Support lifecycle policy
Eloquence versions are supported for a minimum period of 5 years
after the initial release and 3 years after a newer version was released.
The two most recent versions are actively
supported; enhancements and patches (proactive and reactive) are
developed for the current version, whereas previous versions typically
only receive critical defect fixes.
Legacy versions are only supported on a best-effort basis, which might
include helping with problem isolation and suggesting possible workarounds,
if available, but might also resort to recommending an update to a supported
version with recent patches. No new patches are released.
Notice that the minimum operating system requirements documented above
might also reference operating system versions that have meanwhile been
discontinued (end of sales) or obsoleted (end of support) by their
respective vendors. Support for Eloquence versions running on obsolete
platforms or outdated hardware is severely limited as we may not be able
to keep the respective (patch) build environments available for extended
periods of time.
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