Qualified kernel/SRU/TL information

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Qualified Kernel/SRU/TL for InfoScale/SFHA product family

To know about cadence of InfoScale OS support, see Cadence: InfoScale OS support (AIX, RHEL, SLES, SOL).

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* Request kernel		Separate kernels with commas. Sample: 3.10.0-693.11.6,3.10.0-1127.10.1.el7.x86_64,2.6.32-754.29.2.el6.x86_64
Veritas Sale Rep or SE contact email		Optional, Only @veritas.com domain is allowed. Veritas Sale Rep or SE will get notified by your request and follow up accordingly.

NOTE: Below are the platform versions and product versions that can be qualified.
*If the platform version or the product version you want to request is not found in the list, please check the Auto-certification Matrix or go to Support site to create a case.
*If kernel is other than RHSA kernel e.g. RHBA/RHEA, please go to Support site to create a case.
*For SUSE, if kernel is other than SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server LTSS or Basesystem Module, please go to Support site to create a case.
*For SUSE, if kernel was released before February 2021, please go to Support site to create a case.
*Please expect acknowledgement email from the autocert team in a few minutes.
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