How to obtain a 60-Day Self-Supported Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server Evaluation Subscription?
Environment
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux (all versions)
- 60-Day Self-Supported Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server Evaluation Subscription
Issue
- Can we use the 60-Day Self-Supported Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server, Evaluation Subscription twice?
- Where can we get the Evaluation Subscription?
- Where can I get a Red Hat Enterprise Linux Trial Subscription?
Resolution
- Accounts are limited to one active 60-Day Evaluation Subscription per product, and a new evaluation subscription for that product cannot be requested until 90 days after the previous one has expired.
- Please complete a request for an Evaluation subscription from Red Hat Enterprise Linux Evaluation Downloads page.
- For the use of Red Hat products and services, please refer to Red Hat Enterprise Agreement.
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15 Comments
I just want rhel7
Why not direct download?
why i can't download?
I want rhel 7
ok,i want to down it
Download it here:
http://ftp.redhat.com/redhat/rhel/beta/7/x86_64/iso/rhel-everything-7.0-beta-1-x86_64-dvd.iso
Thanks Robert!
The RH Site is really complicated, you can't find the iso right away even I follow all their instruction, that's need to be improved!
I don't understand why RH makes it very difficult to search just anything on its site, I also feel they intentionally makes RHEL more and more difficult to use, so they can sell more support. Many excellent features present in RHEL5 were removed in RHEL6, so will they remove more from RHEL7?
Greetings all, having a subscription alleviates the need for a dependency on a static FTP site (which isn't be best way to deliver content to a lot of people in different locations). Anyone remember RHEL 5.0 Beta when Red Hat didn't have a CDN? :-)
Also, with a subscription you have the ability to perform a minimal install, and then register/subscribe using subscription-manager to install additional software via yum repositories.
Finally, having a subscription enables lots of awesome content in the Customer Portal including Knowledgebase, Videos, Architecture Reviews, and community Discussions. We've included 'redhat-support-tool' and 'redhat-access-gui' for the ability to get content straight from your machine via command line or GNOME application.
Again, the best place to get the RHEL 7 Beta is via the RHEL 7 Beta landing page. If you have a subscription, it should automatic to gain access via the blue button, or you can request a 30-day evaluation on this page if you don't have a subscription and can test drive the bits, but more importantly the benefits of the Customer Portal.
Thanks!
Thanks Robert!
I am a senior admin for redhat workstations for almost 10 years (only regarding my official account created - maybe 12 or more during my employee state). I made contracts with redhat in the past and activated many subscriptions. Suddenly I should break my fingers for getting a questionable zero release (zero releases are questionable for senior admins anyway) .
I relly like to thank the guy who published the ftp-link. No, Mr Redhat , it is not 2nd choice because even if you have had tons of subscriptions in the past you wouldnot get to test the zero 7 release either without breaking your fingers as I did.
nice experience in buying the Redhat Embedded licensing.
Where is the RHEL 7.x workstation? How come only the RHEL Server version available for trial/
i could not find the power architecture images
Good afternoon! I have re-installed RED HAT Enterprise Server 8 and when performing the registration instructions as indicated by the solution, the result is the same. I cannot register and therefore I cannot continue the process of accessing the databases. of the repo.