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  • Mission-critical legacy systems expertise

Keep mission-critical systems running with confidence.

Specialized support, administration, hosting, storage, disaster recovery and development for HP3000, HP9000, MPE/iX and HP-UX environments.

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  • Decades of specialized expertise
  • Enterprise-grade solutions
2028 Readiness MPE/iX patch  ·  HP-UX EOSL
System Administration Managed & monitored
Mission-Critical Support 24x7x365
MPE/iX HP3000
HP-UX HP9000 / Integrity
Storage & Recovery SAN  ·  D/R
Cloud Hosting Legacy-ready facilities
ENVIRONMENT STATUS MONITORED
  • Support philosophy

Anyone.

Anyone can call... and not entered to a queue that routes your issue elsewhere.

Anything.

Operating system, hardware, storage, application, interface or recovery plan — the environment is treated as one whole.

Anytime.

Whoever picks up the phone reaches a person who works on these systems and is available 24x7x365.

Mission-critical expertise whenever your environment needs it.

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1988

  • Established
Specialist HP expertise since our founding in Cincinnati.

24×7×365

  • Support & services coverage
Availability for production incidents whenever they happen.

4 decades

  • HP partner history
Recognised across successive HP partner and developer programs.
  • Core solutions

Built around systems that cannot afford to fail.

Beechglen supports the complete lifecycle of critical legacy HP environments — from day-to-day administration and storage underneath the platform, through recovery planning, hosting and the application software running on top of it.

Mission-Critical Support

Personalized OS and application support that keeps production environments available and minimizes costly downtime.

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System Administration

Proactive management and monitoring that keeps performance, capacity and reliability under control.

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Storage Solutions

Modern, supportable storage for aging systems — eliminating failing disks and reclaiming performance headroom.

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Cloud Hosting

Re-host legacy systems in an environment built specifically for the care and feeding of legacy platforms.

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Disaster Recovery

Recovery solutions customized to your environment, addressing the full range of business recovery objectives.

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Custom Programming & Development

Software work that keeps long-running business applications aligned with how the business operates today.

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Also available: apprentice training and knowledge transfer, keeping platform expertise alive inside your own team.
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  • Specialist platform expertise

Deep expertise in systems others have left behind.

Preserving a proven platform is not the same as running a modern one. It requires engineers who know how MPE/iX and HP-UX actually behave, where their limits are, and how to keep them supportable — expertise that is increasingly difficult to source anywhere.
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  • MPE/iX
Operating-system-level expertise: diagnostics, patching, tuning, job management and the date-handling work that matters ahead of 2028.
OS support
Patching
OS support
  • HP-UX
Administration, performance work, storage attachment and recovery design for HP-UX environments across their remaining lifecycle.
Administration
Performance
Recovery
  • Enterprise Storage/SAN
SAN design, migration and managed capacity engineered specifically for attachment to legacy HP platforms.
SAN
Migration
STaaS
  • HP3000
The business system that refuses to be replaced. Support, administration, hosting, storage and recovery for HP3000 environments still running production workloads.
Production workloads
Hosting
2028 readiness
  • HP9000
PA-RISC hardware support, re-hosting and storage modernization for systems whose applications still earn their keep.
PA-RISC
Re-hosting
Storage
  • Integrity
Support and continuity planning for Integrity-based environments alongside the wider HP estate.
Support
Continuity
  • MPE/iX & HP-UX 2028 readiness

Preparing HP3000 and HP9000 environments for 2028 and beyond.

Two deadlines converge. On HP3000, MPE/iX carries a date limitation in 2028 that is addressed through the 2028 patch work. On HP9000 and Integrity, HP-UX is heading into OEM end of support life. Both are planning problems rather than emergencies — but each takes time, testing and platform-specific knowledge to work through properly.
2026
Preparation
Inventory both HP3000/MPE/iX and HP9000/HP-UX estates, identify date-sensitive components and OEM support end dates, then establish a realistic plan window.
2027
Assessment & Certification
Test MPE/iX date handling, stage the 2028 patch work, validate HP-UX on HP9000 against OEM end-of-support-life, and certify applications on both platforms.
2028
Continuity
Operate through the MPE/iX date boundary — and past HP-UX OEM support — with monitoring, support and rollback positions in place.
Beyond
Long-Term Operation
Continue running MPE/iX and HP-UX under managed support, hosting and recovery arrangements.
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WHY BEECHGLEN
Experience built through decades of mission-critical work.
Beechglen has supported the same family of platforms since 1988 — through vendor transitions, roadmap changes and the gradual disappearance of specialist skills from the wider market.
DEEP LEGACY EXPERTISE
OS internals
Application layer
Storage attachment
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Deep legacy expertise
Engineers who have worked inside MPE/iX and HP-UX for decades — not generalists reading documentation for the first time.
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24/7 availability
Production issues do not respect business hours. Coverage is available 24×7×365, with escalation paths agreed before you need them.
03
Lifecycle thinking
Support, administration, storage, hosting, recovery and development considered together, so decisions in one area do not create risk in another.
04
Personalized technical support
You speak with people who know your environment. Context carries forward between calls instead of restarting each time.
  • Business continuity

How a protected environment actually fits together.

Each layer removes a different category of risk. Together they turn a single ageing system into an environment with monitoring, supportable storage, a tested recovery path and people accountable for it.
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Production System
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02
Monitoring & Administration
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03
Storage Protection
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04
Disaster Recovery
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Cloud / Recovery Environment
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Business Continuity
STAGE 01 OF 6
Production System
The HP3000 or HP9000 environment running the business — supported at OS and application level.
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  • Case studies

Work carried out in environments that had to keep running.

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Production Cloud
Production Cloud
Moving a production HP3000 off an ageing machine room
A long-running production environment was re-hosted into a facility built for legacy HP platforms, removing hardware and facility risk without changing how the business worked.
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Storage
Storage
Replacing decades-old disks under a live environment
Failing legacy spindles were replaced with modern, supportable storage — improving reliability and reclaiming capacity headroom without touching the application layer.
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Disaster Recovery
Disaster Recovery
Turning a paper recovery plan into a rehearsed one
A recovery plan written for hardware that no longer existed was rebuilt around a hosted recovery target, documented procedures and scheduled rehearsals.
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  • Knowledge center

Technical knowledge built over decades.

Practical notes from real environments — what breaks, why, and what to do about it. Written for the engineers and managers responsible for keeping these systems available.

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MPE/iX
HP-UX
Storage
MPE/IX
Understanding the MPE/iX date limitation
What the 2028 boundary is, where it appears, and how to assess exposure in a production environment.
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HP-UX
Performance investigation on HP-UX
A practical order of investigation when an HP-UX system slows down under existing workload.
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SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION
Housekeeping that prevents outages
The routine administration tasks most often deferred on legacy systems, and what each one prevents.
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STORAGE
Attaching modern storage to legacy hosts
Compatibility, layout and migration considerations when replacing original media.
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Your critical systems deserve specialist support.

Whether you need immediate technical expertise, long-term administration, infrastructure modernization or a strategy for 2028 and beyond, start with a conversation about your environment.

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