HPE Red Hat HA 2 Socket/2 Guest 3-Year Subscription LTU
The HPE RH HA 2Skt/2Gst 3yr Sub LTU is a comprehensive Red Hat Enterprise Linux High Availability subscription designed for enterprise organizations requiring mission-critical infrastructure support. This 3-year subscription license provides continuous access to Red Hat's advanced high-availability clustering solutions, enabling businesses to maintain uptime and reliability across virtualized and physical environments. Perfect for IT teams managing complex deployments, this subscription covers 2 sockets and 2 guests, delivering enterprise-grade support and updates for critical business applications.
Key Features
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux High Availability clustering capabilities
- Coverage for 2 sockets and 2 guest instances
- 3-year continuous subscription with full support and updates
- Enterprise-grade SLA and technical support included
- Access to Red Hat's latest security patches and enhancements
- Flexible deployment across physical and virtual infrastructure
- Comprehensive documentation and community resources
- Seamless integration with existing HPE environments
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
Hewlett Packard Enterprise |
| Part Number |
S4T23A |
| Product Type |
Red Hat HA Subscription License |
| Subscription Term |
3 Years |
| Socket Coverage |
2 Sockets |
| Guest Coverage |
2 Guests |
| License Type |
LTU (License To Use) |
| Support Level |
Enterprise Support with SLA |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the Red Hat HA subscription?
The HPE Red Hat HA subscription includes access to Red Hat Enterprise Linux High Availability clustering features, continuous software updates, security patches, and enterprise-level technical support for the 3-year subscription period. This ensures your infrastructure remains secure and optimized.
How many systems does this subscription license cover?
This subscription covers 2 sockets and 2 guest instances, making it ideal for small to medium-sized deployments requiring high-availability clustering across multiple virtualized environments.
What is the difference between LTU and other license types?
LTU (License To Use) provides flexible licensing based on resource consumption rather than perpetual ownership. This subscription model allows organizations to scale their infrastructure while maintaining compliance and support coverage.
Can this subscription be used in virtualized environments?
Yes, the 2 socket/2 guest configuration is specifically designed to support both physical servers and virtual machine deployments, providing flexibility for hybrid infrastructure strategies.
