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Red Hat RH00285 software application license
A Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Power, LE, Standard subscription covering four cores and up to four LPARs
Edition Standard
- Premium
- Standard
- Standard support for Power LE systems
- Covers four processor cores per subscription
- Licensed for up to four logical partitions
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux application license
- New software licence first listed in 2023
Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Power LE Standard
This software application license provides Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Power LE Standard edition. It is intended for organisations running workloads on IBM Power architecture that require a supported Linux environment with standard subscription services. The license covers deployments using up to four cores and up to four logical partitions.
Subscription model fits existing Power
The licence activates standard support entitlements on compatible Power systems without additional hardware keys. It frees administrators from managing separate entitlement certificates for each partition while keeping the environment within the four-core and four-LPAR limits defined by the agreement.
Four-core and four-LPAR capacity ceiling
The entitlement comfortably handles consolidated workloads that stay within four processor cores and four simultaneous logical partitions. Environments that grow beyond either threshold will require additional licences to remain compliant.
Highlights
- Standard support for Power LE systems
- Covers four processor cores per subscription
- Licensed for up to four logical partitions
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux application license
- New software licence first listed in 2023
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Questions about this item
How many cores and LPARs does the Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Power, LE, Standard license cover?
The RH00285 license covers 4 cores and up to 4 LPARs for Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Power LE.
What power draw or thermal output should be expected when the licensed workload runs continuously on the host?
Power and thermal characteristics depend on the underlying Power hardware, not the software license itself.
Which Power server firmware level must already be installed before the RH00285 entitlement can be registered?
The entitlement requires a supported Power server running a compatible firmware level for Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Power LE.
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