Oracle Unbreakable Linux FAQ
Following are the linux faq covered in this oracle unbreakable linux article.
- What is Oracle Unbreakable Linux?
- What does Oracle deliver with Unbreakable Linux support?
- Who can take advantage of Oracle’s Linux support?
- How can Oracle provide enterprise-quality support for Linux while lowering cost?
- Why is Oracle offering Linux support?
- How does Oracle work with the Linux community?
- Does Oracle run its business and product development on Linux?
- How much do I pay for Linux support from Oracle?
- Does Oracle indemnify users against intellectual property infringement claims?
- Is Oracle taking Red Hat’s source code?
- What happens to third party application certification if I start using Oracle’s Linux Support?
- What happens if Red Hat does not take Oracle's patches in their release?
- Which hardware platforms does Oracle support?
- How can I find out which third party providers have endorsed Oracle?
- What is the Unbreakable Linux Network (ULN)?
- How can users manage their Linux servers once they download patches from ULN?
- Is cluster software included with Unbreakable Linux support?
- How does Oracle support Linux x86, Linux x86-64, and Linux Itanium architectures?
- What Red Hat code does Oracle Enterprise Linux offer – AS, ES or WS?
- Does Oracle provide support for Red Hat Global File System (GFS), Red Hat Cluster Suite (RHCS), or Red Hat Application Server (RHAS)?
- What is the transition path for existing Red Hat and Novell Linux users?
- When switching to Unbreakable Linux support for my current Red Hat Enterprise Linux installations, am I required to remove any Red Hat logos or other Red Hat files from my system?
- Will Oracle continue to support other operating systems?
- Will Oracle continue to support customers that are using Oracle products on Red Hat RHEL, Novell SLES,and Asianux?
- How do I get more information and purchase Linux support from Oracle?
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