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First of all is up2date still work and supported by redhat to get update.
(I got a reply that Up2date is no longer supported by redhat since may 2004 is it true)
if not what is it's alternative.
when I enter up2date in the shell I got this error message message.
SSL.Error: [('SSL routines', 'SSL23_WRITE', 'ssl handshake failure')]
It could be because of registeration.but
I doesn't have my product Id.
Is there any way to find it from my system.
Also I can't able to ping or telnet xmlrpc.rhn.redhat.com
Is it because of that Up2date is no longer supported by redhat
Up2date works fine, but REdhat 9 is no longer supportedby Redhat coz it's quite and old release. You may get security updates from fedoralegacy or upgrade to Fedora Core (the latest if possible) or RHEL.
It means it can't connect to the RHN servers because like I said Redhat Linux is now discontinued by Redhat and if you want updates go to the site I posted above or use Fedora or Redhat Enterprise Linux (or it's clones).
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