How to configure Red Hat Satellite 6.10

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  • Опубликовано: 3 июн 2024
  • In this video I show how to do the initial configuration of Red Hat Satellite 6.10. Setting up your entitlement manifest, the lifecycles, content views, activation keys. Then registering a Red Hat Linux server to the Satellite server and patching the server.
    When you are done, you'll have the core setup of Satellite that you can then expand upon to meet the needs of your organization to develop a solid patching platform.
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    00:00 Introduction
    00:27 Setup your subscription manifest
    01:43 Enable needed repositories to sync from Red Hat
    03:46 Create a sync plan and start initial sync
    05:55 Create lifecycles for your environment
    07:43 Create and publish Content Views
    11:24 Create an activation key
    14:53 Register host with activation key
    17:21 Patch your new host
    19:28 Setup host collections
    20:57 Tour of the administrator section
    24:31 Conclusion
    #redhat #satellite #redhatlinux #rhel #howto #setup
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Комментарии • 20

  • @Mahmoud_kareem
    @Mahmoud_kareem 4 месяца назад

    Thanks a lot, it's amazing, I hope you will add a video to discuss the Red Had Smart Management server in real LAB

  • @Bala-zy4ct
    @Bala-zy4ct 6 месяцев назад

    This is amazing content mate.

    • @therootuser
      @therootuser  6 месяцев назад

      Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.

  • @dhandapania1801
    @dhandapania1801 Год назад

    Excellent video it really very helpful looking for more on Satelite and Ansible Automation ❤

  • @jairamreddy8431
    @jairamreddy8431 Год назад

    Wonderful 😊, Thanks !

  • @soewailynn2661
    @soewailynn2661 Год назад +1

    many thanks, bro

  • @BharathDevopz
    @BharathDevopz 10 месяцев назад

    Great video, I just installed satellite server and I don't see any repos under Redhat repositories.. will the redhat repos available only after uploading the manifest file ?

    • @therootuser
      @therootuser  9 месяцев назад

      Yes. The manifest tells satellite what repos you have access to.

  • @wasiqrahu2572
    @wasiqrahu2572 Год назад +1

    Great instructions. If you can also show how to export patches into an external media. Also some custom Templates and reports, Thank you.

    • @therootuser
      @therootuser  Год назад

      I’ll add it to my list of future videos.

  • @srinik5758
    @srinik5758 Год назад

    thanks. 👍

  • @brandondferrier
    @brandondferrier Год назад

    Thanks!! could you do an updated video of how to install and configure satellite 6.11 on RHEL 8 and get it connected to VMWARE via virtwho, etc? Thanks!

    • @therootuser
      @therootuser  Год назад

      Installing Satellite 6.11 is going to be the same as in the other videos on RHEL 8, the OS only changes a few things, mainly you just want the RHEL 8 versions of the repos, however the commands would follow the same pattern. As for VMWare, I do not have that in my lab environment at this time, mine is all KVM based with RHEL 9. It could be something I could do later on, but it would require new hardware in which I can run VMWare on first.

  • @alinajafli
    @alinajafli 3 месяца назад

    Hello, How can we use Pulp as local repo

    • @therootuser
      @therootuser  2 месяца назад

      I'm not sure I under what you are going for. Satellite would patch itself from the repositories you sync from Red Hat to the Satellite server. The capsule servers would get their patches from the Satellite server as well, and all hosts would be registered to each capsule server, or if your environment is not large enough to need a capsule server directly from the Satellite server. What exactly are you trying to acomplish?

  • @ziadmohammed5448
    @ziadmohammed5448 7 месяцев назад

    love it🤍