Open Enterprise Server 11 now available.
Get advanced file and print services on the latest SUSE Linux Enterprise platform.
Highlights
Introducing Open Enterprise Server 11. Now Available.
Meeting the number one request of customers worldwide: delivering the trusted networking, file and print services you rely on and trust, on the world's best Linux: SUSE® Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP1.
Don't leave your Macs out in the cold. Say Aloha to Novell Kanaka.
For the first time, Open Enterprise Server customers will be entitled to the premier tool to connect Macs to enterprise networks, Kanaka. We know the popularity of Mac is growing and we're making it easier for our customers to support Mac users.
Leverage your investments and lower costs
Moving to Open Enterprise Server costs less than a Windows migration, lets you leverage your investments, and delivers key services for less.
Simplify and streamline network management
Streamline, consolidate, and simplify with the enhanced management capabilities of Open Enterprise Server.
Get peace of mind using services with proven reliability
Advanced networking, file and print services that have been enterprise-proven for decades as highly reliable, scalable, and available.
Build your network on the world's most powerful Linux platform
Benefit from world's best Linux with industry-leading file capabilities, now and in the future.
Enhance end-user productivity
Keep users productive by ensuring access and providing easy self-service.
Success Stories
Court Claims of Ohio
Using the Dynamic Storage Technology feature in Open Enterprise Server, the court reduced hardware storage costs by 60% and slashed annual tape consumption by more than 90%.
Georgetown University McDonough School of Business
Using Open Enterprise Server running SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, Georgetown University McDonough School of Business consolidated servers by 90% and cut implementation time for new applications by 50%.
Industry Experts
IDC: Customer Challenges and Solutions for File-based Storage
Key factors that organizations need to consider when planning for storage solutions as they wrestle with the universal challenges of escalating growth rates and spiraling data center costs of file storage.

