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schedule a Hardware Profile update for your system. The next time the RHN Daemon connects to
RHN, it will update your System Profile with the latest list of hardware.
6.4.2.6.1.4. System Details
Details Notes
A place to create notes about the system. To add a new note, click the create new note button, type
a subject and details, and click the Create button. To modify a note, click on its subject in the list of
notes, make your changes, and click the Update button. To remove a note, click on its subject in the
list of notes and then click the delete note button.
6.4.2.6.1.5. System Details
Details Custom Info —
Completely customizable information about the system. Unlike a note, information included here is
more formal and can be searched upon. For instance, you may decide to identify an asset tag for each
system. To do this, you must first create an asset key within the Custom System Info page. Refer
to Section 6.4.9 Custom System Info —
for instructions. Once the key exists, you may assign a
value to it by clicking create new value here. Click the name of the key in the resulting list and enter
a value for it in the Description field, such as "Example#456." Then click the Update Key button.
6.4.2.6.1.6. System Details Details Reactivation —
A System Profile-specific activation key. This allows you to create an activation key encompassing this
system’s ID, history, groups, and channels. You may then use this key only once with the rhnreg_ks
command line utility to re-register this system and regain all Red Hat Network settings. Refer to
Section 2.5 Registering with Activation Keys for instructions. Unlike typical activation keys, which
are not associated with a specific system ID, keys created here do not show up within the Activation
Keys page.
Warning
When kickstarting a system with its existing RHN profile, it will use the system-specific activation key
created here to reregister the system and return its other RHN settings. For this reason, you should
not regenerate, delete, or use this key (with rhnreg_ks) while a profile-based kickstart is in progress.
If you do, the kickstart will fail.
6.4.2.6.1.7. System Details Details Remote Command —
The method for running a remote command on the system. To allow remote commands to be run on
the client through RHN, first install the latest rhncfg* packages available within the RHN Provision-
ing child channel for the system. These may already be installed if you kickstarted the system with
configuration management functionality.
Next, create the necessary directory on the target system:
mkdir -p /etc/sysconfig/rhn/allowed-actions/script
Then create a run file in that directory to act as a flag to RHN signaling permission to allow remote
commands:
touch /etc/sysconfig/rhn/allowed-actions/script/run
- Red Hat Network 3.6 1
- Reference Guide 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Introduction to the Guide 9
- Mail backupfiles mail reports 10
- 2. More to Come 12
- Chapter 1 13
- Red Hat Network Overview 13
- 1.1. Demo 14
- 1.2. Update 14
- 1.3. Management 14
- 1.4. Provisioning 15
- 1.5. Monitoring 16
- 1.8. Before You Begin 17
- Chapter 2 19
- Red Hat Update Agent 19
- 2.2. Registration 21
- • Cannot contain any spaces 23
- • Are case-insensitive 24
- • Cannot contain any tabs 24
- • Disk sizes 27
- • Mount points 27
- 2.3. Setup and Use 30
- Figure 2-18. View Advisory 34
- 2.3.4. Update Agent Finished 37
- 2.3.5. Command Line Version 38
- 2.4. Configuration 42
- *.[architecture].rpm) files 44
- /var/spool/up2date 44
- *.src.rpm) 44
- 2.4.2. Command Line Version 45
- Chapter 3 49
- Red Hat Network Daemon 49
- Chapter 4 51
- 4.2. Notification Icons 52
- 4.3. Viewing Updates 53
- 4.4. Applying Updates 53
- Chapter 5 55
- Figure 5-4. Welcome Screen 58
- 5.4.1. Hardware System Profile 61
- 5.4.2. Software System Profile 62
- 5.5. Finishing Registration 64
- 5.6. Entitling Your System 66
- Chapter 6 69
- Red Hat Network Website 69
- 6.1.3. Errata Alert Icons 71
- 6.1.4. Quick Search 71
- 6.1.5. Systems Selected 71
- 6.3. Your RHN 72
- 6.3.1. Your Account 74
- 6.3.2. Your Preferences 75
- 6.3.3. Buy Now 75
- 6.3.4. Purchase History 75
- 6.3.5. Help 75
- 6.4. Systems 77
- 6.4.2. Systems 78
- 6.4.3. System Groups — 88
- 6.4.4. System Set Manager — 91
- 6.4.5. System Entitlements 96
- 6.4.6. Advanced Search — 97
- 6.4.7. Activation Keys — 97
- 6.4.8. Stored Profiles — 99
- 6.4.9. Custom System Info — 99
- 6.4.10. Kickstart — 99
- %include /tmp/part-include 101
- /usr/bin/python 103
- Important 105
- 6.5. Errata 106
- 6.5.2. All Errata 107
- 6.6. Channels 109
- 6.6.2. Channel Entitlements 112
- 6.6.3. Easy ISOs 112
- 6.6.4. Package Search 113
- 6.6.5. Software Packages 113
- 6.7. Schedule 120
- 6.7.1. Pending Actions 121
- 6.7.2. Failed Actions 121
- 6.7.3. Completed Actions 121
- 6.7.4. Archived Actions 121
- 6.7.5. Actions List 121
- 6.8. Users — 122
- 6.8.1. User Roles 123
- 6.8.2. User List — 123
- 6.9. Monitoring — 126
- 6.9.2. Notification — 128
- 6.9.3. Scout Config Push — 128
- 6.9.4. Global Config — 129
- Appendix A 131
- A.1.5. Verifying Config Files 132
- --channel=channel-label 133
- --dest-file=/path/to/file.txt 134
- -n=channel-label1 135
- -n=channel-label2 135
- --topdir=topdir 137
- Appendix B 139
- RHN API Access 139
- B.4. Viewing the cid 140
- B.5. Getting the sgid 140
- B.6. Sample API Script 140
- Appendix C 143
- C.2. Apache 1.3.x and 2.0.x 144
- C.2.3. Apache::Uptime 145
- C.3.5. BEA WebLogic::Servlet 148
- C.4. General 149
- C.4.3. General::SNMP Check 150
- C.4.4. General::TCP Check 151
- C.4.5. General::UDP Check 151
- C.5. Linux 152
- C.5.3. Linux::Disk Usage 153
- C.5.4. Linux::Inodes 154
- C.5.6. Linux::Load 155
- C.5.7. Linux::Memory Usage 155
- C.5.10. Linux::Process Health 157
- C.5.12. Linux::Swap Usage 158
- C.6. LogAgent 160
- C.6.2. LogAgent::Log Size 162
- C.7. MySQL 3.23 - 3.33 163
- C.7.4. MySQL::Query Rate 164
- C.7.5. MySQL::Threads Running 164
- C.8. Network Services 165
- C.8.5. Network Services::Ping 167
- C.8.10. Network Services::SSH 170
- C.9. Oracle 8i and 9i 171
- C.9.2. Oracle::Availability 172
- C.9.4. Oracle::Buffer Cache 173
- C.9.8. Oracle::Idle Sessions 175
- C.9.9. Oracle::Index Extents 175
- C.9.10. Oracle::Library Cache 176
- C.9.11. Oracle::Locks 177
- C.9.12. Oracle::Redo Log 177
- C.9.13. Oracle::Table Extents 178
- C.10. RHN Satellite Server 179
- Command not found 184
- 174 Appendix C. Probes 186
- Glossary 187
- 180 Glossary 192
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