Hi guys

need a little help

i am running "RHEL 3" on three servers.. and i have 1 subscription or 1 account.

now i want to registers these servers with RHN so is this possible with 1 subscription can i register my 3 servers??

regards

Shiraz

As long as you are doing network install.

Dear peter

Can you plz reply n detail. Because I didn’t get you?
actually i want to know that the 1 subscription can be used on 3 different machines at a time?
regards

What he means is that only one of your 3 servers contains the installation files, and installation is done via that machine (usually with NFS). Open a console and type "man exports" (sans quotes) for more details.

Here is the portion of my /etc/exports file that I use to enable network install:

/var/ftp/pub/ *(async,all_squash)
/var/ftp/ 192.168.0.1(rw,async) \
/var/mandriva/ *(rw,no_root_squash,async)
/var/mandriva/ 192.168.0.1(rw,no_root_squash,async) \

FTP and mandriva are separate drives that are mounted on /var. /var/mandriva contains all of the installation files from the installation disks and are located in subfolders "main", "contrib", "updates", etc.

Go to http://www.google.com/linux and search for "Network Install".

HTH,
Michael

well guys either i am not getting you? or some other mis understanding is there..
let me tell u again

The actual Scenario is three servers are in running conditions and RHEL AS v. 3 has installed on it..

now i want to know if i register 1 server with the 1 subscription..after registration or after using 1 subscription, would that be possible for the other 2 server to register with the same subscription???

reagrds

He already has RH installed on 3 computers but only has ONE RH Network account, he wants to know if he can use all 3 computers with that one account.

Contact Red Hat for subscription and support. From my knowledge, you need 3 licenses if you want support for all 3 servers. Closing this thread, no one here should or can give you accurate information unless they work for Red Hat but then again, we can't be liable for possibly giving you the wrong information. So go call Red Hat or contact them.