Verify Secure Endpoint Linux Connector OS Compatibility

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Updated:July 3, 2024
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    Introduction

    This document describes OS compatibility information for the Cisco Secure Endpoint Linux connector.

    Long Term Support

    See Cisco Secure Endpoint Linux Connector Long Term Support for legacy support details.

    Supported Versions

    This information is available in the Secure Endpoint online help at Linux System Requirements.

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    Revision History

    Revision Publish Date Comments
    5.0
    03-Jul-2024
    Various updates to table data to represent the current state of the Linux connector as of July 2024.
    4.0
    24-Apr-2024
    Updated compatibility with Linux distributions.
    3.0
    05-Apr-2024
    Updated with current compatibility
    2.0
    21-Feb-2024
    Updated compatibility for Amazon Linux 2 Added upgrade guidance to Amazon Linux Extras kernel versions
    1.0
    16-Sep-2019
    Initial Release

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