When PAN indicates ASE is certified on a major version 'x' of an operating system, it covers the subsequent (future) subversions of that major version of the OS as well. i.e. when PAM shows that RHEL 6 is supported, that covers 6.1, 6.2, ...., 6.9 as well. I've been told that exceptions will be noted somehow. The PAM entries don't imply that the combination of ASE version and OS version has been tested, only that development engineering is willing to work on (support) issues found with the combination.
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