Maximum memory Linux can handle for IAS9i r2

I have installed the complete IAS r2 on Redhat Advanced Server on one box.
My box currently has 512mb of ram which is all being used.
The swap file is currently using 1 gig.
This is without any users accessing the system!!!
I have got the go ahead from my boss to increase the memory.
The box can take 6 gig of ram.
Can Linux handle this amount of ram.
Regards
Orlando

Yes I did have a problem with the net configuration hanging when I performed the install.
I had to cancel it, the rest of the install seemed to work fine. Afterwards I ran the command manually.
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