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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 Zate

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Ed Wilts said:
> On Mon, Mar 01, 2004 at 02:42:20PM +0100, werner maes wrote:
>
> One of those services is binary updates. You may not legally apply
> those to multiple systems without buying multiple subscriptions.
>
> You may want to investigate RHEL clones. There are a few around, none
> of which I 've personally looked at, but the list includes White Box
> Linux.

i use Tao Linux (www.taolinux.org) at home and its fantastic.. i get all
the updates the same day they are released by redhat via yum. Looks and
feels just like RHEL 3 but wihtout the weird, confusing and wholly too
expensive (and thus uncompetitive) support options.

If your just wanting a enterprise class linux across some machines and
dont want the support from redhat i highly recomend it.

--
Zate


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