The short answer is: no
The best answer though is that the Fedora/Redhat approach is to use the menuing system of the desktop environment. For instance using the default Gnome installation you would click on 'System' -> 'Administration' and there are all the individual programs that are used to perform the various functions needed to configure the system. This in my option provides greater flexibility if you choose a different environment or window manager. This also does not break the use of the Control Panel in KDE.
IMHO, after having administered SuSE boxes of various versions and point versions, I find that this system is much simpler. I have changed distros to Fedora because of the ease of use and it is now my primary workstation/server os and I did not have to configure/setup my scanner. It just worked 'out of the box'. This doesn't mean that you will never have to resort to the CLI to configure something. I still manually configure apache, squid, nagios, etc. and I also utilize
Webmin for various administrative duties no matter what the distro.
