Dear sir

How to download Red hat 6.3 ,64 bit , Please give me ,download link.... !


Best Wishes,
Steven Han

Two minutes on google found this:
http://eweb8.com/redhat/6.3/x86_64/

I haven't tested it and can't vouch for it, but there are probably plenty of sites that offer it.

Note that you can't get any support or updates for this unless you have a paid subscription. You could try the free upstream version (Fedora) for which you can get free updates and community support.

Cheers

contact RedHat via their "contact" from their web page. I am 100% positive they will be more then happy to sell you a SLA to provide support for RHEL 6.x on a year to year basses.

Better yet you could just use CentOS as it is RHEL without the paid for support.

The only legal place to get Red Hat is from Red Hat.

LQ tries to refrain from posting links to unauthorized sources.

Dear Sir

Please help me , How to know.? How to driver detail? Explain step by step configure CLI Mode...



Best Wishes,
Steven Han

---------- Post added 01-28-14 at 10:40 PM ----------

Dear Sir

Please help me , How to know.? How to driver detail? Explain step by step configure CLI Mode...



Best Wishes,
Steven Han

Steven Han
go the the redhat web site
https://access.redhat.com/site/produ...erprise_Linux/
BUY $$$$$$ the required support contract
https://www.redhat.com/apps/store/server/
-- you want the SERVER (CLI Mode) install so the standard one year SERVER support contract is $799 PER YEAR

Install RHEL 6.5
https://access.redhat.com/site/docum...ide/index.html

register your install with redhat ( activate it like MS Windows )
read the documentation
https://access.redhat.com/site/docum...erprise_Linux/
or

install CentOS 6.5
CentOS is a FREE clone of RHEL
Cent also uses the redhat documentation
https://access.redhat.com/site/docum...erprise_Linux/
( you want a TERMINAL only "headless" install so fallow the redhat documentation )
https://access.redhat.com/site/docum...ide/index.html

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How to know WHAT?? WHAT 'driver detail' are you talking about? And if you need 'step-by-step' information about installing Red Hat, then go to Red Hat's website, as you were TOLD TO BEFORE. They have COMPLETE installation instructions. And, AGAIN, if you have problems with ANYTHING in RHEL, call Red Hat support...since you are PAYING FOR RHEL, RIGHT????

If you're not, then acknowledge the advice you've been given about using CentOS, and (again), go to the CentOS website and read the instructions on how to download/install it. If you have a specific problem/question, come back and post it. But we're not going to re-type complete installation instructions for no reason.