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Workspace Sterling Connect:Direct
Created by Guest
Created on Nov 8, 2019

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CentOs Support

Installation of C:D on CentOs

What is your industry? Banking
How will this idea be used?

Customer is changing their Operational Systems and uses CentOs for some application and they would like to use this OS to install C:D
  • Admin
    Chris Sanders
    Reply
    |     Feb 21, 2020

    Thank you for opening this enhancement request with IBM. I have reviewed it with my team. Unfortunately we won't be able to provide full certification of C:D on CentOS. We do have certification on Red Hat Enterprise Linux which is very similar to CentOS however. Because of that we do support customers running on CentOS. We would offer support as if you were running on RHEL. If an issue arose that couldn't be replicated on RHEL then we'd need to ask that you work with the CentOS team to determine why it wasn't behaving like RHEL. Historically this hasn't caused challenges, but I did want to make sure the difference between certification and support was understood.

    Sincerely,

    Chris Sanders

    Connect:Direct Offering Manager

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