No, RHEL refers to the package of the binaries with the support contract. You do have free options however. Fedora Core is the upstream community driven Red Hat distribution which is usually 2 revs ahead of RHEL FC 5 refers to RHEL 3 IIRC. CentOS is a binary compatible distribution which tracks RHEL main, but strips out the Red Hat branding etc. CentOS 4 == RHEL4 in terms of features compatibility etc.
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