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- Importing Red Hat Errata and Channels in SA using SA Red Hat Importer tool
- RHN Classic, RHSM and Satellite
- Content import using Red Hat Subscription Management
- Entitlement certificates
- Installing Red Hat CA certificates
- Content labels
- Sample use cases
- Migration
- Supported RHEL versions
- Reusing a Red Hat import configuration file
- Viewing errata based and channel based policies in the SA Client
Content import using Red Hat Subscription Management
The HPE Server Automation RHN import has been enhanced to support content import from both RHN and RHSM. This allows for content import for RHEL 7 and other Red Hat products using RHSM.
redhat_import binary
To support content import from RHSM, a new binary has been added: redhat_import
. This binary is capable of importing from both RHN and RHSM and uses an updated configuration file format (see redhat_import configuration file). The behavior of the old rhn_import
binary has not been changed and it uses the old configuration file format. Users that do not need to import content from RHSM can still use the rhn_import
binary without any changes to the configuration file. However users are encouraged to migrate to the new redhat_import
binary.
redhat_import configuration file
Users using the new binary file will have to migrate the existing configuration files to the new format. The new redhat_import
binary does not work with old configuration files.
The redhat_import
configuration file adds two new sections [RHN] and [RHSM] to control the import from RHN and RHSM respectively. For more details on the format of the redhat_import
configuration file, see the manual page of redhat_import
:
/opt/opsware/rhn_import/bin/redhat_import --manual
A sample configuration file is available at:
/etc/opt/opsware/rhn_import/redhat_import.conf-sample
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