Red Hat updates for bugs, performance, and high availability.
The out Red Hat operating system a new revision, the 6.2, claimed as being more efficient on many aspects. Requiring a pay licence for access to the "o" of Red Hat, business usually used, version 6.2 also correct his lot of usual bugs. But it is not all, since it improves the management of shared resources.
Another improvement that will delight the administrators managing a heterogeneous network (with the Windows and the Linux on the same network), they can integrate them in an Active Directory, with more tools centralized management of authentication and permissions on the Mount for example points.
Also note that Red Hat announced that this version improves performance of input/output on network and up to 30%. High availability has been reviewed to directly manage applications that require this functionality and even file system GFS2 for virtual machines in shared storage. We remind that this system based on Linux is available for download, but that access to the applications of the distribution database is paid, so there is no point to install if you have not subscribed to license them. However, Fedora is the version "unstable" of RedHat, somewhat like the laboratory in RedHat, although this system is perfectly able to work without problem.
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