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I Have quick question about Redhat 7 Have to connect Red Hat Satellite to receive software and securities update right? I want to receive updates like with the RHEL6 Does any one done it before?
I Have quick question about Redhat 7 Have to connect Red Hat Satellite to receive software and securities update right? I want to receive updates like with the RHEL6 Does any one done it before?
thank you
No idea what you're asking, but it sounds like you want to know if RHEL7 can use a Satellite server. The answer is yes; this is well covered in Red Hat's documentation. If you've gone to RHEL 7 from 6, and are using Satellite, you're obviously paying for RHEL, since Satellite isn't free...contact Red Hat support for more information. https://access.redhat.com/solutions/42281 https://access.redhat.com/articles/880853
Red Hat Satellite 5 and 6 both support RHEL 7 repositories. Once you register a system to the Satellite server, it will automatically check in for updates based on the time frame you set. I believe by default its something like 4 hours.
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