how to download a red hat enterprise 7
can you explain to me how to download and install red hat enter 7 ?
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thank you friend, they tell me to use fedora..tis similar to red hat
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You can use this as a rule of thumb: if you need RHEL you know it else use CentOS. |
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Please see steps below to do that: You can download the Latest release of RHEL 7 here: [Please read first the Architecture requirements. and if you PC meets them.] You can get a free evaluation subscription from the Software & Download Center at https://access.redhat.com/site/downloads/ There are two basic types of installation media available on the AMD64 and Intel 64 (x86_64) and IBM Power Systems (ppc64) architectures: Binary DVD A full installation image which can be used to boot the installation program and perform an entire installation without additional package repositories. boot.iso A minimal boot image which can be used to boot the installation program, but requires access to additional package repositories from which software will be installed. You will need AMD64 and Intel 64 variant if your PC isnt based on IBM Architecture: rhel-variant-7.0-x86_64-dvd.iso Follow these steps to obtain the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 ISO image files: 1. First time user: need to register on the Red Hat site. Its free. a) Go to this site: https://idp.redhat.com/idp/ b) Click Register under New to Red Hat? c) Create Account type as Personal. d) Enter all the required details like email address, password name etc. and click Submit. [Note: you will require corporate email address here. Gmail address wont work. If you do not have one use Your Facebook email address.] e) Login with your new credentials. f) Under Create new user: Click cancel. g) Go to Downloads Page Again: https://access.redhat.com/downloads h) Click on Start evaluation in front Red Hat Enterprise Linux Line. i) On next page click on Continue Button under Server for x86_64 architecture - 30 day evaluation. j) On next page click on Agree and Get Started button. k) On the Next page click on Download and follow all the steps mentioned there. l) Select The DVD option. e.g.: RHEL 7.1 Beta Binary DVD m) Your download will begin. Save it to an appropriate location. Size ~3.58 GB. Also make a note of the SHA-256 Checksum.in case of any error during the download we can figure it out. n) you can use this page for reference: https://access.redhat.com/products/r...ux/get-started o) Use Blank DVD and ISO maker software to burn the ISO image to your DVD. You can make a bootable USB using Fedora LiveUSB Creator. |
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It's a full version, you just don't get support and updates end after 60? days. Also RHEL is free to use, if you don't have an existing support contract with RH you can use RHEL in any means you'd like (excluding re-selling (or embedded) the distro)
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but after that eval date you can never install updates no security updates and the base OS will be out of sync with all the third party repos so using those will cause major problems and trying to by-pass or "get around" that is MORE work than installing CentOS in the first place |
Plenty of people navigate to this forum and then ask them same question. Is there any value in a sticky explaining why ya use RHEL & why it may be more practical to use Centos (or Fedora)?
EDIT. My thoughts:
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This is true John, I would agree CentOS is the better "free" option. If you plan to put a functioning server down CentOS.
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