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difference between AS,ES,WS RHEL

difference between AS,ES,WS RHEL

2005-05-30 - By Ed Greshko

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Mulley, Nikhil wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Not Sure if this has already been adressed..
> Can someone please tell me what are the difference between the AS,ES,WS in
RHEL.

Oh, it would be appreciated if you don't hijack threads.

Instead of replying to "rh-l] Redhat ES4 and DLT tape drive" and
deleting the subject you should start send a "new mail" with a "new
subject".

The messages on this list have a "Thread-Topic" and "Thread-Index"
header and you muck things up for folks with "smart UAs". a.k.a. Not
MicroSoft Exchange.

Thanks,
Ed

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