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... - To use containers for a long term (a few years or more), you can update software on each container from the host. LXCF currently supports **Ubuntu 14.04, Ubuntu 14.10, Fedora 21, Fedora 20 , Fedora 19, CentOS 7 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 **.

lpep ---- LDAP passwd Enumerator for Puppet Purpose ------- Add users and groups from Active Directory to your Red Hat 6.x compatible systems License ------- Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License Notes ----- (1) objects are stored in a local sqlite database, and the numeric uids and gids retained (2) coded originally for domino ldap, therefore the routines may not be ideal for active directory Meta ---- CentOS Linux Integration with Active Directory

Workaround for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL and clones) version 5.x series with Atheros AR9285 and AR9287 (and similar) wireless adapters. Mitigates failure to connect to wireless access point.

Java Selector is a Red Hat alternatives front-end for switching between installed Java versions.

The Koozali SME Server is the open source community side of the original e-smith server. SME Server consists of a modified Red Hat / CentOS Linux installation, together with a number of server applications as well as the server management web panel. Its strengths are its ease to use for anyone able to use a web interface, and its robustness, giving the ability to recover its initial state even after any upgrade. The server is designed for Small Offices and Home Offices to act as a gateway with a firewall web and email services, but fits also home user needs or even the needs as a simple and robust server only in the cloud to host your website projects and emails.

Broke-Aid is a cheap SAN alternative with built-in Brocade(R)-type fencing mechanism. It uses GNU/Linux and open source software components. Broke-Aid has been tested with Red Hat Enteprise Linux (versions 3 and 4) Cluster Suite and Global File System.

Started as part of the Google Summer of Code 2005, this tool adjusts security settings on Linux systems, including firewall and SELinux policies. This tool aims to replace the system-config-securitylevel tool from Red Hat and Fedora Core systems.