Would be nice to chair some experiences regarding opensuse via instant message.
My ym is "phaceton"

On 11/2/07, Ortwin Ebhardt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> >is it openSUSE suitable for being a server??? any option, maybe another
> >distro?
> >
> >
> We have some customers with openSuSE (10.2) running on their servers.
> They use them for several things: NMS (Nagios, Cacti), as a base for
> several databases (oracle mostly), there are even some with Lotus Domino
> on top.
>
> Nevwertheless, most use the enterprise product (SLES10); especially on
> HP Servers this has some benefits. Upto now I wasn't able to install HP
> Inisght Agents on openSuSE 10.2 (have not tried on 10.3 yet). It is not
> supported by HP.While on openSuSE 9 the stuff for SLES9 works, on SuSE
> 10 the agents for SLES10 do not. If you want to use your server for
> monitoring other HP Servers (with the HP Insight Manager) you allso
> should tunr to SLES, as openSuSE is not supported from HP.
>
> As for other distributions, it heavily depends on what you want to do.
> For most 3rd.-party-appliations there are limits, on what they support
> their product. (Domino for example is supported on most enterprise
> products.)
>
> Solaris and FreeBSD are not Linux; they behave different, and some
> things are not availyble for them. But both make extremly stable (and,
> if configured right, secure) servers.
>
> Hpe that helps...
>
> Ortwin
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