> I'm looking for advice on if upgrading servers to newer RHEL versions
> sooner is a good idea or not. That is going from RHEL 5.0 to 5.1 or
> RHEL
> 5.0 to 5.3. Or if I should leave well enough alone.

This totally depends on what your systems are used for.  If you are running 
services that face the web, then heck yes you better keep up to date for 
security reasons.  I'm guessing that's not the case.

If the primary use is for users to run specific tools (such as my users, who 
are mostly cadence & synopsys users), you better do whatever the tool 
manufacturer recommends.

If you just sort of say to your users, "Here's a bunch of machines, go nuts!"  
Then it doesn't really matter too much - you might as well do updates 
sometimes, so people get new features.



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