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Overview
Red Hat Enterprise Linux shares most of the same security mechanisms as other Linux distributions. However, it lets administrators further batten down their system hatches through support for SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux), a set of kernel modifications and utilities initially developed by the National Security Agency that brings a mandatory access control permissions scheme to Linux.
Red Hat Inc.'s Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 stands as a leading example of how Linux and the constellation of open-source projects that surround it have grown capable of serving the needs of organizations, from the desktop to the server room.
The following services are installed with Redhat Linux Enterprise:
apache (1.3.34)
bind (9.3.1)
cups (1.1.23)
db (4.3.29)
dhcp (3.0.3)
emacs (21.4a)
evolution (2.4.1)
gcc (4.0.2)
glibc (2.3.6)
httpd (2.0.55)
iptables (1.3.4)
KERNEL linux (2.6.14.2)
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module-init-tools (3.2.1) mysql (5.0.16)
openssh (4.2p1)
openssl (0.9.8a)
perl (5.8.7)
php (5.0.5)
postfix (2.2.5)
postgresql (8.1.0)
Python (2.4.2)
samba (3.0.20b)
sendmail (8.13.5)
vim (6.4)
webmin (1.240) |
Redhat Linux Enterprise, is available with all servers for an additional monthly fee of only $25US/month.
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