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SUSE Linux Enterprise Server is optimized to run as a high performing This modular, general purpose operating system runs on five processorĪrchitectures and is available with optional extensions that provideĪdvanced capabilities for tasks such as real time computing and high Standard CIM interfaces for systems management, and has been certified
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Into classical Unix as well as Windows environments, supports open
Mission-critical services, as well as edge of network, and webĭesigned for interoperability, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server integrates The only enterprise Linux recommended by Microsoft and SAP, SUSE LinuxĮnterprise Server is optimized to deliver high-performance
Infrastructure, maximizing efficiency and value. Secure networks, and simplify the management of their heterogeneous IT With it,Įnterprises can cost-effectively deliver core business services, enable Interoperable, and manageable open source foundation. Server operating system, built to power mission-critical workloads inīoth physical and virtual environments. SUSE Linux Enterprise Server is a highly reliable, scalable, and secure
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1 How to Obtain Source Code 2 SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 3 Important Upgrade Information 3.1 What's New in SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP4 3.2 Upgrade Information 4 Support Statement for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 4.1 General Support Statement 4.2 Software Requiring Specific Contracts 4.3 Technology Previews 5 Installation 5.1 Installing the open-fcoe Package Manually 5.2 Detecting FCoE Storage During Installation or Booting 5.3 Standard Installation with DHCPv4 and DHCPv6 5.4 Top Level Domain ".site" No Longer Available for Private Use 5.5 Running SMT on SLES 11 SP4 5.6 Booting i586 Machines 5.7 AutoYaST Installation and Multipath 5.8 Deployment 5.9 CJK Languages Support in Text-mode Installation 5.10 Booting from Hard Disks larger than 2 TiB in Non-UEFI Mode 5.11 Installation Using Persistent Device Names 5.12 iSCSI Booting with iBFT in UEFI Mode 5.13 Using iSCSI Disks when Installing 5.14 Using qla3xxx and qla4xxx Drivers at the Same Time 5.15 Using EDD Information for Storage Device Identification 5.16 Automatic Installation with AutoYaST in an LPAR (System z) 5.17 Adding DASD or zFCP Disks During Installation (System z) 5.18 Network Installation via eHEA on POWER 5.19 For More Information 6 Features and Versions 6.1 Linux Kernel and Toolchain 6.2 Server 6.3 Desktop 6.4 Security 6.5 Network 6.6 Resource Management 6.7 Systems Management 6.8 Other 7 Driver Updates 7.1 Network Drivers 7.2 Storage Drivers 7.3 Other Drivers 8 Other Updates 8.1 libssh2_org Update 8.2 ntp 4.2.8 8.3 Optional GCC 5.2 Suite on SDK 8.4 TLS 1.2 for OpenVPN 8.5 Update of PostgreSQL to Version 9.4 8.6 List of Updated Packages (SLES) 9 Software Development Kit 9.1 samba-test subpackage with smbtorture and other binaries 10 Update-Related Notes 10.1 General Notes 10.2 Update from SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 10.3 Update from SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP1 10.4 Update from SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP2 10.5 Update from SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP3 11 Deprecated Functionality 11.1 YaST Modules Dropped from SUSE Linux Enterprise 12 11.2 Packages Removed with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP4 11.3 Packages Removed with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP3 11.4 Packages Removed with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 Service Pack 2 11.5 Packages Removed with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 Service Pack 1 11.6 Packages Removed with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 11.7 Packages and Features to Be Removed in the Future 12 Infrastructure, Package and Architecture Specific Information 12.1 Systems Management 12.2 Performance Related Information 12.3 Storage 12.4 Hyper-V 12.5 Architecture Independent Information 12.6 AMD64/Intel64 64-Bit (x86_64) and Intel/AMD 32-Bit (x86) Specific Information 12.7 Intel Itanium (ia64) Specific Information 12.8 POWER (ppc64) Specific Information 12.9 System z (s390x) Specific Information 13 Resolved Issues 14 Technical Information 14.1 Kernel Limits 14.2 KVM Limits 14.3 Xen Limits 14.4 File Systems 14.5 Kernel Modules 14.6 IPv6 Implementation and Compliance 14.7 Other Technical Information 15 Documentation and Other Information 15.1 Additional or Updated Documentation 15.2 Product and Source Code Information 16 Miscellaneous 17 Legal Notices
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