Sorry, it is very difficult if not impossible for me to say something
about the add-ons with that amount of information.
Talking with Red Hats engineers shouldn't be so bad. Maybe you can try
with Canonical and Ubuntu and get a second opinion and compare prices
also.
On Fri, Mar 9, 2012 at 10:
You are right.
I didn't buy the servers or set them up. Someone had told me we had 6 CPU's x 4
cores. However, I just checked with the guy who set them up and he clarified
that they have 4 CPU's x 6 cores so 4 socket it is. My bad!
Any feedback on the add-ons?
Thanks,
Andre
-Original M
Maybe you are confusing cores with processors.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CPU_socket
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-core_processor
A quick search for the HP DL580 returns several configuration one of
then with only one processor and 6 cores.
you will have to check the motherboard specific
2012/3/9 Grégoire, André :
> Hi Everyone,
>
> We are looking at buying RHEL Server to work with our newly acquired NetApp
> Storage Area Network (connected via fibre channel).
>
> Our servers are HP DL580's and they have 6 CPU's. The RHEL licensing is
> confusing, can anyone explain it?
>
> The s
Hi Everyone,
We are looking at buying RHEL Server to work with our newly acquired NetApp
Storage Area Network (connected via fibre channel).
Our servers are HP DL580's and they have 6 CPU's. The RHEL licensing is
confusing, can anyone explain it?
The sell a 2 or 4 socket version, we have 6 wha
