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Ihave a Red Hat Developer Subscription,What the "Limits Sockets: 128 "mean

Started 2018-07-04T21:39:08+00:00 by

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4 July 2018 11:01 PM

Jamie Bainbridge

I expect it means you cannot install RHEL with a developer sub on a system with more than 128 CPU sockets (physical CPU packages, not cores). The registration will probably fail.

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