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RedHat ES: installing on multiple servers with one license

RedHat ES: installing on multiple servers with one license

2004-03-01       - By werner maes

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At 15:54 1/03/2004, you wrote:
>On Mon, Mar 01, 2004 at 02:42:20PM +0100, werner maes wrote:
> > That 's why I assume that it is free to use RHEL if you don 't want
> support
> > and don 't use RedHat Network (which is impossible anyway)
>
>One of those services is binary updates. You may not legally apply
>those to multiple systems without buying multiple subscriptions.

And is it legal to download the updated source RPM, compile it yourself and
then apply this created RPM to multiple systems?

Werner


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