Diff.
RHEL6 & RHEL7
RHEL4
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5
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6
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7
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FILE system
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ext2
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ext3
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ext4
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xfs
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Kernel code
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Nahant
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tikanga
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Santiago
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maipo
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Nw support
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ipv4
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ipv4
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ipv4 and v6
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ipv4 and v6
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Yum server
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no yum
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yes
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yes
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yes
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Max supp File size
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2tb
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16tb
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EXT4 16TB with XFS 100TB
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EXT4 16TB with XFS 500TB
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Lang support
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10
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15
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19
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22
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Virtualization
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N/A
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XEN Kernel
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KVM (Kernel BasedVirtualization)
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KVM included with Hyper-v Module
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Boot Time
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40 Sec
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20 Sec
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Default Database
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MySQL
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MariaDB
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Processor Architecture
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32Bit and 64Bit
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Only 64Bit.
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UID Information
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Normal User UID will start from 500
to 65534
System Users UID will start from 1 to 499 |
Normal User UID start from 1000 –
65534
System Users UID will start from 1 to 999Because Services are increased compare to RHEL 6 |
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Boot Loader
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Grub 0.97
/boot/grub/grub.conf |
Grub 2
/boot/grub2/grub.conf |
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System Logs
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/var/log/
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rsyslog
/var/log
journalctl |
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Run Levels
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runlevel 0 – Power Off
runlevel 1 – Single User Mode runlevel 2 – Multi User without Networking runlevel 3 – Multi User CLI runlevel 4 – Not USed runlevel 5 – GUI Mode runlevel 6 – Restart |
There is no run levels in RHEL 7. Run levels are called as
targets
runlevel0.target -> Poweroff.target runlevel0.target -> rescue.target runlevel0.target -> multi-user.target
runlevel0.target -> multi-user.target
runlevel0.target -> multi-user.target
runlevel0.target -> graphical.target runlevel0.target -> reboot.target |
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Poweroff & Rebooting
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poweroff – init 0
reboot – init 6 |
systemctl poweroff
systemctl reboot |
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Port Security
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Iptables by default service port is
enabled when service is switched on.
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Firewalld instead of iptables.
Iptables can also support with RHEL 7, but we can’t use both of them at the
same time. Firewall will not allow any port until and unless you enabled it.
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Network Interface Grouping
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Bonding can be done as
Active-Backup, XOR, IEEE and Load Balancing
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Team Driver will support multiple
types of Teaming methods called Active-Backup, Load-balancing and Broadcast
|
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Daemon & First Process ID
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Initd Process ID 1
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Systemd Process ID 1
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KDUMP
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Kdump does’t support with large RAM
Size
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RHEL 7 can be supported up to 3TB
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max memory
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x86
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16gb
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na
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x86_64
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12tb[64tb]^15
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12tb[64tb]^16
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Required minimum
|
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x86
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512mb minimum /1gb per loical cpu
recommended
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na
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x86_64
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1gb minimum /1gb per loical cpu
recommended
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1gb minimum /1gb per loical cpu
recommended
|
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minimum diskspace
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1gb minimum /5gb recommended
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10gb minimum /20gb recommended
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File systems & Storage limits
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XFS max file sys size
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300TB[16EB]^19
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500TB[16EB]
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XFS max file size
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100TB[8EB]
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500TB[8EB]
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XFS max subdirectories
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unlimited
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unlimited
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EXT4 max file sys size
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16TB[1EB]
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50TB[1EB]
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EXT4 max file size
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16TB
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16TB
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max subdirectories
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65000/unlimited
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65000/unlimited
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EXT3 max file sys size
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16TB
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16TB
|
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EXT3 max file size
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2TB
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2TB
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max subdirectories
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32000
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32000
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