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    • Article Type: Q&A
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 23.3 

    Question

    Could we use CentOS operating system instead of Linux Red Hat?

    Answer

    It is officially not supported.

    Aleph version 23.3 supports 

    - Linux —Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS/ES 6 and 7, 64bit, based on Intel or AMD 64bit processors

    However because CentOS is 100% compatible to RedHat, Ex Libris does not expect problems using CentOS instead of Red Hat.
    But Ex Libris does not plan any future certification tests for Aleph versions on CentOS platform. Our QA is done on Red Hat systems.

    Additional Information

    You can find the requirements for Aleph 23 here Aleph 23 installation requirements

    The Operating System requirements can be found here Operating System Requirements for Red Hat Enterprise Linux

     


    • Article last edited: 30-Apr-2021
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