Hi Team,

I'm planning to buy a PC for running RHEL 6 on it.

I need the complete configuration

Please can anyone post it here.



I will be very thank full to you guyz..please post in here.

Hello and Welcome to LinuxQuestions,

First of all this little notice: Don't use words like urgent in your thread/title, it's only urgent to you not to us, who are all volunteers here on LQ putting in our own time to help people with their Linux questions and/or problems. If you need urgent help you might want to consider getting paid support.

There is no 'complete configuration' for RHEL 6. RHEL 6 has its requirements on which you can base yourself. Apart from that you might want to have a look at the Hardware Compatibility List here at LQ to get some ideas of Linux compatible hardware.

Looking forward to your participation in the forums. Have fun with Linux.

Kind regards,

Eric

Thread title edited to remove word urgent (thanks Eric for pointing out the reasons). In addition to the RHEL requirements and HCL, first you have to consider:
1. your requirements: what usage do you plan for the new machine?
2. your budget.

Hi Mate,

I wanna just use it for my learning purpose will be creating around 5 virtual clients in it and try to troubleshoot them.

My estimated price for the it would be around 30,000 INR.

OR else guys just ping me the

Processor Model Number - Manufacturer

Mother Board - Manufacturer

Graphic Card - Manufacturer


Thanks in Advance..

Hi,

You'll have to invest some time of your own! We're not here to hold your hand nor can we decide for you what you want/need. If you want to learn Linux, this is the point to start researching and use the internet search engines available to you.

Kind regards,

Eric

Without knowing local prices, and what is avaible in your country, its an almost impossible task. I've got to say that from a quick currency conversion, thats going to be a low-end system unless indian prices are a lot cheaper than here (.au) or US prices.

Kind of like saying,
"I need to buy pants."
It is very subjective.