Official Red Hat sites:
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux - on redhat.com
- Red Hat Customer Portal
- Download RHEL
- Fedora
- The CentOS Project
- Scientific Linux
- Contacting Red Hat technical support
- Red Hat certification exams
- Product documentation for Red Hat Enterprise Linux
- Red hat skills assessment pre-assessment tests for Red Hat courses and certifications
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Wikipedia
- LinuxQuestions.org - a friendly and active Linux Community
- IBM and Red Hat
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