Hello, all. Best wishes to you in this new year.
I have inherited a pack of RHEL3.0ES servers. 2 Dell 2850s, a pack of
1850s, an 850, and 6 1420s. They come to me with a load of software
installed via different methods (rpm, tar.gz, tar.bz).
Forgive me, as I'm new to this. My understanding is that I can get
redhat to upgrade software with problems (sounds like a rap group- SWP?)
on these machines for me for $300 per year per machine or so via the red
hat network. However, is the software that's installed via non-RPM hard
to keep in the proper update queue? Is there a better way to do this?
I've read a little about yum- is that an option for me? And, is it
important for me to keep an eye on this? Should I be looking out for
software like ssh or https only, or do I need to watch kernel
information especially? Am I missing something else?
Thanks in advance.
SOW
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