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Techworld: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 Review

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“With the recent release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.0, Red
Hat is both following and bucking server operating-systems trends
we’ve witnessed in past tests of Novell’s SuSE Linux and
Microsoft’s Longhorn beta code.

“Following suit with Novell’s SLES 10 and Microsoft’s Longhorn,
RHEL5 sports user session controls with its enhanced Security
Enhanced Linux (SELinux) implementation and Xen-based server
virtualisation technology. With this release, administrators can
couple these two technologies to provide multiple server operating
instances with secured sessions running underneath, for a kind of
one-two punch of reliability and user session isolation from
root-access issues…”


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