Re: Redhat vs centos vs ubuntu

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Lamar Owen wrote
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If you doubt the speed at which a non-locked-down system can be exploited, take a 1990s vintage copy of
, say, RHL 6.2, go ahead and pre-download the last set of updates for that distribution, do the install
  on a public IP with no firewall appliance in front of you, and see if you can get the updates
  installed before you're pwned.

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Completely agree.
I noticed upon a new datacenter install with new ips a large number of 
very strange traffic hits my firewall
logs are full of it.
I feel, and I could be wrong, that scripts run that just check ips that 
usually never answer.
Then one day the ip answers. The script knows it is probably a new 
install and they send it all
at once.

Ubu and centos, different animals. However, the ubu server is touted as 
an enterprise ready system
with commercial support. I found the initial install lacking in that 
regards and the commercial support
sales never answered my mails.
I think ubu is all about the desktop and really getting into the cloud. 
But for a standalone webserver
the initial setup is not ready for prime time.

I think a company with some good techs can build a nice system that can 
then be passed along to their servers.
However, for the small operator I would take a pass on ubu at this time.

The newer stuff is cool, but it lacks the polish of a ready to go 
system. Centos has the polish, but lacks the new stuff.
sigh.

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