Host Configuration Guide

Red Hat Satellite 6.2 Host Configuration Guide A guide to managing hosts in a Red Hat Satellite 6 environment. Edition 1.0 Last Updated: 2018-06-25 Red Hat Satellite 6.2 Host Configuration Guide A guide to managing hosts in a Red Hat Satellite 6 environment. Edition 1.0 Red Hat Satellite Documentation Team [email protected] Legal Notice Copyright © 2016 Red Hat. This document is licensed by Red Hat under the Creative Commons Attribution- ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. If you distribute this document, or a modified version of it, you must provide attribution to Red Hat, Inc. and provide a link to the original. If the document is modified, all Red Hat trademarks must be removed. Red Hat, as the licensor of this document, waives the right to enforce, and agrees not to assert, Section 4d of CC-BY-SA to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law. 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The OpenStack ® Word Mark and OpenStack logo are either registered trademarks/service marks or trademarks/service marks of the OpenStack Foundation, in the United States and other countries and are used with the OpenStack Foundation's permission. We are not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by the OpenStack Foundation, or the OpenStack community. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Abstract The Red Hat Satellite 6 Host Configuration Guide describes how to configure and work with hosts in a Red Hat Satellite environment. Before continuing with this workflow you must have successfully installed a Red Hat Satellite 6 Server and any required Capsule Servers. Table of Contents Table of Contents .C .H .A .P .T .E .R . 1. .. U. S. I.N .G . T. H. .E . R . E.D . .H .A .T . S. A. T. E. L. L.I T. E. .C .O .N . T. E.N . T. .D .A .S .H .B .O . A. R. D. 4. 1.1. MANAGING TASKS 5 .C .H .A .P .T .E .R . 2. .. S. E. A. R. C. H. I.N .G . .A .N .D . B. O. .O .K .M . A. R. K. I.N . G. 7. 2.1. BUILDING SEARCH QUERIES 7 2.2. USING FREE TEXT SEARCH 9 2.3. BOOKMARKING 10 .C .H .A .P .T .E .R . 3. .. U. S. I.N .G . C. O. .N .T .E .N .T . V. I.E .W . S. 1. 1. 3.1. CREATING A CONTENT VIEW 11 3.2. ADDING REPOSITORIES TO THE CONTENT VIEW 12 3.3. FILTERING CONTENT 12 3.4. PUBLISHING A CONTENT VIEW 14 .C .H .A .P .T .E .R . 4. .. V. I.E .W . I.N .G . A. N. .D . A. P. P. L. Y. I.N .G . E. R. R. .A .T .A . 1. 5. 4.1. INSPECTING AVAILABLE ERRATA 15 4.2. APPLYING ERRATA TO CONTENT HOSTS 17 4.3. SUBSCRIBING TO ERRATA NOTIFICATIONS 18 .C .H .A .P .T .E .R . 5. .. S. E. C. U. R. I.T .Y . C. O. M. .P .L .I A. N. C. E. .M . A. N. A. G. E. M. .E .N .T . 1. 9. 5.1. WHAT IS SCAP 19 5.2. INSTALLATION 20 5.3. MANAGING COMPLIANCE POLICIES 22 5.4. MONITORING COMPLIANCE 24 .C .H .A .P .T .E .R . 6. .. W. .O .R .K .I N. .G . W. .I T. H. .C .O .N . T. A. I.N .E .R .S . 3. 2. 6.1. MANAGING CONTAINERS 32 6.2. MANAGING REPOSITORIES 38 6.3. IMPORTING EXTERNAL REGISTRIES 38 6.4. IMPORTING IMAGES TO COMPUTE RESOURCES 39 6.5. USING CONTAINER TAGS 39 .C .H .A .P .T .E .R . 7. .. C. O. N. F. I.G .U . R. I.N .G . A. .C .T I.V . A. T. I.O .N . K. E. Y. S. 4. 1. 7.1. CREATING AN ACTIVATION KEY 41 7.2. DEFINING SUBSCRIPTION PROPERTIES OF AN ACTIVATION KEY 41 7.3. EDITING ACTIVATION KEYS 44 7.4. REMOVING AN ACTIVATION KEY 45 7.5. AUTOMATED HOST REGISTRATION WITH ACTIVATION KEYS 45 .C .H .A .P .T .E .R . 8. .. C. O. N. F. I.G .U . R. I.N .G . G. .P .G . K. E. Y. S. 4. 7. 8.1. CREATING A GPG KEY 47 8.2. REMOVING A GPG KEY 47 .C .H .A .P .T .E .R . 9. .. C. O. N. F. I.G .U . R. I.N .G . T. H. .E .P .R . O. V. I.S .I O. N. .I N. G. .E .N .V .I .R .O .N .M . E. N. T. 4. 8. 9.1. CREATING A HOST GROUP 48 9.2. PARAMETERS 49 9.3. CONFIGURING PROVISIONING SETTINGS 54 9.4. STORING AND MAINTAINING HOST INFORMATION 65 .C .H .A .P .T .E .R . 1. 0. .. C. O. N. F. I.G .U . R. I.N .G . H. .O .S .T .S . 7. 0. 10.1. BROWSING HOSTS 70 10.2. HOST STATUS TYPES 70 10.3. HOST OVERVIEW 71 10.4. CREATING A HOST 72 1 Host Configuration Guide 10.5. REGISTRATION 73 10.6. CHANGING THE GROUP OF A HOST 85 10.7. CHANGING THE ENVIRONMENT OF A HOST 85 10.8. MANAGING HOSTS 85 10.9. ASSIGNING A HOST TO A SPECIFIC ORGANIZATION 86 10.10. ASSIGNING A HOST TO A SPECIFIC LOCATION 86 10.11. CONFIGURING AN ADDITIONAL NETWORK INTERFACE 87 10.12. REMOVING A HOST 92 .C .H .A .P .T .E .R . 1. 1. .. D. I.S .C .O .V .E .R .I N. .G . B. A. R. E. -.M . E. T. A. L. .H .O .S .T .S . O. N. S. A. T. E.L .L .I T. E. 9. 3. ..

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