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this post was submitted on 08 Aug 2023
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RHEL has some questions/answers forum behind their paywall. As you have RHEL somebody within your organization should have an account with access to it.
Its not a paywall. You can register for free and look up all the articles but of course wont get customer support. @OP maybe ask your questions just here, I bet most linux enterprise dudes got their fingers alot on RHEL/CentOS, me included.
Thank you, I've now asked my question within this same thread: https://lemmy.sdf.org/comment/1840823
Oh, I didn't know that. Thanks for pointing it out.
Thanks! Yes, I have access to their community. I wasn't sure if that was the best place to ask though. Their community software is a bit clunky, and sometimes official forums are not always the best place to ask.
Just now saw the comment with the link to your question, disregard my last comment. 😁
No problem, thanks for the suggestions!
Maybe you have a problem with a specific open source product which is an upstream of a RH product, then the open source product will have their own community forum, e.g. the RH product Satellite and the open source community The Foreman. Or directly in some kind of CentOS or Fedora forum for OS problems. But it will probably fastest if you just open a ticket with RH for your problem.