| SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 9 introduces new Linux features such as the 2.6 Kernel and provides attractive new pricing -- especially for High Performance Computing clusters * . As one of the top two Linux distributions for servers, SUSE offers Sun customers that require Linux a compelling distribution for Sun's x64 product line based on AMD Opteron processors.
Each software license offering is subscription based and includes basic level support for SLES 9. This level of service provides access to SUSE's Linux Portal (web based self help), e-mail support, existing patches, and upgrades/updates. No technical phone support.
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- SUPPORTED OPERATING SYSTEMS :
- PRODUCT SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS :
- minimum system requirements for installation
- Local installation: 256 MB RAM
- SSH-based network graphical installation: 256 MB RAM
- VNC-based network installation via FTP: 512 MB RAM
- minimum system requirements for operation
- 256 MB RAM
- 500 MB hard disk space for software
- 500 MB hard disk space for user data
- recommended system requirements
- 512 MB to 3 GB RAM, at least 256 MB per CPU
- 4 GB hard disk space
- Network interface (Ethernet or modem)
- SUPPORTED PLATFORMS:
- Supported platform include the Sun Fire(tm) V20z and V40z and the Sun Java Workstations W2100z and W1100z. While the value for the customer is to purchase SLES 9 with Sun hardware, services and software, it is possible to order SLES 9 for non-Sun x86 or AMD64 hardware. Hardware must be certified by SUSE. See http://developer.novell.com/yessearch/Search.jsp
- LICENSING REQUIREMENTS :SLES9 offers a one-year or a three-year software support subscription entitlement. Support includes access to the Novell Customer Centre.
http://www.novell.com/center
During the support period, if any new versions of SLES are made available, users with current support entitlements have access to those new versions from the Novell Customer Centre.
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