This documentation describes the installation and use of Entire Access on UNIX and Windows. It applies to all UNIX and Windows servers and clients supported. It is organized under the following headings:

What is New with this Version?	Provides an overview of new features.
How Entire Access Works	Describes how Entire Access works.
Installing a Server under UNIX	Describes how to install Entire Access on a UNIX server.
Installing a Server under Windows	Describes how to install Entire Access on a Windows server.
Installing a Client under UNIX	Describes how to install the Entire Access client component on UNIX.
Installing a Client under Windows	Describes how to install the Entire Access client component on Windows.
Defining Data Sources to Natural	Describes how to define data sources (servers) to Natural on the client machines.
Start-up Procedures under Windows	Describes start-up procedures under Windows.
Using Entire Access as Service under Windows	Describes how to configure Entire Access to be used as service under Windows.
Supplying User ID and Password	Contains information about supplying user IDs and passwords for database systems which require them.
Using Natural with Entire Access	Describes the special uses of Natural with Entire Access.
DataDirect ODBC on UNIX	Describes the use of DataDirect ODBC on UNIX.
Traces for Error Diagnosis	Describes the traces available for error diagnosis.
Entire Access and OpenSSL	Describes the traces available for error diagnosis.

For information on using Entire Access on other server platforms, see the Software AG documentation about Entire Access on z/OS.