>> It is a pure support arrangement. Mutually beneficial in which a customer >> running windows guest on a RHEL host will be helped out if the customer >> calls Red Hat for help. It would be vice-versa if the OSes were swapped >> around. >> > > does this happen a lot though? (as in, people running windows guests on a > RHEL host). And I would imagine that nobody would really think to run a red > hat guest in a windows host!
Indeed. If you are seriously going to run virtualization in your data center, running an open source hypervisor (like RHEL's built-in Xen and in RHEL5.4 kvm) trumps anything else. Simple costing alone will give you significant advantages - for example, with RHEL5 Advanced Platform as the host, you can run any number of RHEL guests without additional subscriptions. Harish Disclosire: I work for Red Hat. _______________________________________________ LUGS Mailing list - [email protected] List FAQ: http://wiki.lugs.org.sg/LugsMailingListFaq Info page: http://www.lugs.org.sg/mailman/listinfo/slugnet To unsubscribe send an empty email to: [email protected]
