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Frequently Asked Questions
- Why do I have to login to two servers?
- How do I register my system?
- Where can I install RHEL and what am I entitled to?
- What software is available?
- What type of support can be expected?
- Who do I contact?
Why do I have to login to two servers?
The reason there are two separate servers to login to, is that the Red Hat Satellite Server does not contain the ISO's. The Software Download Server (ISO) contains not only the software to download, but also information, manuals, etc.
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Please see the Getting Started tab and it will instruct you on how to register your system and download the software from our server.
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Any University owned computer can run the supported RHEL and Desktop products.
back to topWhat software is available?
Please visit the Software tab to view the current list of supported Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
back to topWhat type of support can be expected?
For direct end-user support for the operation, setup, config, management or administration of RHEL products, please see your Red Hat Campus License Manager (RCLM). For additional support, here are some links to the local Linux and Red Hat communities.
- Red Hat Docs: http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/
- Red Hat Bugzilla: http://bugzilla.redhat.com
- Red Hat Technical Mailing Lists (look for $releasename-list): https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo
- DAG RPMForge for 3rd party packages: http://dag.wieers.com/home-made/apt/
- UM ISO Server: http://iso.it.miami.edu
- UM RHS Server: http://rhs.it.miami.edu
Who Do I Contact?
Coral Gables Campus:
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Carlos Sainz
(305) 284-3565
csainz@miami.edu
Pedro Davila
(305) 284-9808
pedro@miami.edu
Medical Campus:
Nick Pikarsky
(305) 243-9820
pikarsky@miami.edu
RSMAS Campus:
Grant Basham
(305) 361-4026
grant@miami.edu
