How to install rpms with all depndencies without RHN.
 

Hi, I am a new person on the topic Red Hat Enterprise, so I would like to help me with installation of packages without register RHN.

Tanks.

Why don't you want to register with RHN? If you're not paying for RHN, then don't run RHEL, run one of the free alternatives instead (CentOS, Scientific Linux, etc).

The only way that I know (taught by a Guru) is that you have to register with RHN and that will give you access to the repositories.

https://access.redhat.com/knowledge/...t-welcome.html

The pricing for RHEL 6.3 ( the current )
https://www.redhat.com/apps/store/desktop/
is $49 to $299 per year

and if you have to ask the $299 is probably your best bet for the first year /
or
one of the free rebuilds , but then you are your own tech support
http://centos.org/
or
https://www.scientificlinux.org/

but do not expect RHEL ( or Cent) to be GREAT home desktop Operating systems
it was never designed for home use .
A lot of normal everyday things are not installed
like support for mp3's , or videos .

I use ScientificLinux 6.3 but NOT as my normal everyday OS
for that i run OpenSUSE 12.1 ( soon to be 12.2)
the SL6 install is for running some programs that are designed for the University lab settings
They NEED a very stable and not changing OS
In RHEL the major versions of programs will NEVER change over the 10 year life span.
This is good for the server rack ,or the Laboratory ,or the office , but bad for home use .

Very simple : Migrate the OS to the identical CentOS. Or install CentOS.
http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/MigrationGuide
→ → The main changes : Pointing the repos to CentOS URL's.


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thanks for your RESPONSES!, I got confused by the issues of linux, I now understand the nature of the distributions that suits me more.

In Dollar's??

Your Welcome!

Have a good weekend-

well red hat's business model is free software BUT with a required support contract
that contract gets you tech support AND access to software to install

they make there money BY supporting the operating system


for a very "new to linux" user LinuxMint14 might be a very good place to start

RHEL ( and it's FREE rebuilds - CentOS and ScientificLinux ) were never designed for the HOME general purpose computer
( they can be ,but a lot of extra work needs to go into it)

software is missing for doing things
like listening to music
playing videos
there is almost no "out of the box" support for any of that
-- some but for ONLY free GPL codecs , NO mp3 support ,NO dvd video support


RHEL and it's free rebuilds are targeted at the server room, the laboratory,and the Office

Thanks
 

Thanks...But I used Linux RedHat, Debian, CentOS, Fedora, and Distribution Ubuntu, only he did not understand the operation of the support and payment on the new version of Red Hat Enterprise...