Red Hat NETWORK SATELLITE 5.0.0 - Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 14)

password=password

NOTE:

If your host system is already registered to a different Red Hat Network

server, you'll need to add a '--force' to the command above.

2) Next, open up the host system's profile in the Satellite web interface. Log

into the web interface of your Satellite at https://your-satellite.example.com/.

Click on the 'Systems' tab in the top red navigational bar. You should see the

host system you just registered – click on its profile name to access its system

profile page.

3) Now let's make sure your system has access to the software channels it

needs to access the software required for hosting virtual guests. From your

host system's profile page, click on the 'Alter Channel Subscriptions' link in the

upper right side of the profile page under the 'Subscribed Channels' header.

Check the 'RHEL Virtualization' and 'Red Hat Network Tools for RHEL Server'

check boxes and click the 'Change Subscriptions' button underneath the list of

channels.

4) Now, let's check to see if you have the necessary software installed for

hosting virtual guests on the system. On the host system, issue the following

command as root:

rpm -q xen kernel-xen rhn-virtualization-host

If rpm indicates these packages are not installed, you will need to install them

by running the following command as root on the system:

yum install xen kernel-xen rhn-virtualization-host

You will then need to reboot the system, booting it into the xen kernel.

The system should automatically boot into the xen kernel on reboot, but if

you'd like to make sure it has for troubleshooting purposes, use the command

'uname -r' to see if the running kernel is a xen kernel. If you do not see the

'xen' string in the name of the kernel, you haven't booted into the correct

kernel.

NOTE:

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