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Old 07-11-2007, 10:51 AM   #1
soussef24
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RHEL5 : RHN problem to entitle virtual guest

Hi all,

I just installed RHEL5 with Xen virtualization, and configured it with one guest system. My host system is entitled in RHN for updates and virtualization...

If my understanding is correct and according to redhat documentation, a virtualization entitlement for the host allow you to have up to four guests connected to RHN update without consuming physical entitlements...

My problem is that I am unable to entitle my guest system to RHN...

Thanks for help...
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