The Red Hat Enterprise Linux family has been designed to cover the full spectrum of corporate operating environments in a simple and consistent manner. The family is comprised of four products, two designed for server systems, two designed for client systems. There is a high level of commonality across the products, thereby ensuring that application support, user environments, and management tools are consistent. The products are primarily differentiated by the level of system architecture support, system size, and service offerings | Written and Provided by Global Knowledge redhat Expert Reference Series ofWhite Papers An Overview of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 Product Family 1-800-COURSES j redhat An Overview of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 Product Family Abstract This white paper provides information on the family of Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Red Hat Desktop products. It describes the family features and benefits and also gives a brief overview of the open source layered products designed for Red Hat Enterprise Linux environments. Revision 4b. February 2005 Copyright 2005 Red Hat Inc. All rights reserved. Red Hat and the Shadowman logo are registered trademarks of Red Hat Inc. in the US and other countries. Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds. All other trademarks referenced herein are the trademarks of their respective owners. WHP77853US 02 05 Table of Contents ecu id i. Red Hat Enterprise Linux Family Developing the Creation of Creation of Red Hat Enterprise Red Hat Enterprise Linux Red Hat Enterprise Linux Red Hat Enterprise Linux Red Hat Enterprise Linux HPC with Red Hat Enterprise Linux Red Hat Product Example Technical Read Copy Update RCU .10 Selectable I O Object-Based Reverse Map Generic logical CPU Block I O Sys_epoll Support for larger server Upward File System Performance Red Hat Compiler and Library Buffer Advanced GLIBC memory corruption Printf format string exploit GCC buffer bound Standards Development Storage Feature Support Red Hat Application Hardware Layered Products for Red Hat
