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EMC says its Symmetrix, Clariion, Celerra and Invista platforms have completed their interoperability qualification with Red Hat Linux.
It is now going to start a Cooperative Resolution Center to support joint customers through an enhanced agreement to exchange support readiness training, escalation information and access to a joint lab to replicate joint customer issues.
It has produced a white paper on best practices for running Oracle's 10g database (single instance) and RAC on Red Hat with its own Clariion CX3 storage.
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EMC says its Symmetrix, Clariion, Celerra and Invista platforms have completed their interoperability qualification with Red Hat Linux. It is now going to start a Cooperative Resolution Center to support joint customers through an enhanced agreement to exchange support readiness training, escalation information and access to a joint lab to replicate joint customer issues. |
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