HP to offer complete SUSE Linux server packages
Novell Inc. is continuing to remake the way it sells and services SLES (SUSE Linux Enterprise Server). In its latest move, the company signed a new open source bundling license agreement with Hewlett-Packard Co. to offer customers a Linux solution on multi-processor HP servers -- the Enterprise Linux 9-License Value Pack.
This offering includes integrated open source solutions, technical software, and proactive service options that are fully supported and certified on HP ProLiant servers and BladeSystem technologies. It is built around SLES 9.
The licenses are sold by server regardless of whether the servers' CPUs are single- or dual-core, physical or virtual. A single license is calculated per server rather than per image, meaning a customer can run multiple instances on virtual machines on the same physical server at no additional charge.
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