SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Meets U.S. DoD Internet Protocol Standards
Novell announced today it is the first Linux* vendor to appear on the U.S. Department of Defense Unified Capabilities Approved Products List, as SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 Service Pack 2 (SP2) has received the Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) Special Interoperability Certification from the department's Defense Information System Agency.
With this certification, Novell customers, including government agencies, can rely on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server to support present and future networking standards, offering peace of mind for long-term use.
The APL list is expected to become a Department of Defense and U.S.
federal government equipment purchase requirement. In addition to making
Novell the first Linux vendor to appear on the list, SUSE Linux Enterprise
Server is also the only general-purpose operating system with IPsec IKEv2
(Internet Key Exchange v2) support to date. The product was granted IPv6
certification just four days after the release of SP2.
"SUSE Linux Enterprise Server is the Linux operating system that
government agencies can rely on to meet their mission-critical performance
demands while satisfying stringent federal mandates," said Carlos Montero-
Luque, vice president of Product Management for Open Platform Solutions at
Novell. "
Also: Novell Delivers Optimized SUSE Linux Enterprise Performance for VMware Environments
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