Introduction - Red Hat NETWORK SATELLITE 5.1.0 - CLIENT Configuration Manual

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Chapter 1.

Introduction

This best practices guide is intended to help customers of RHN Satellite Server and RHN Proxy
Server configure their client systems more easily.
By default, all Red Hat Network client applications are configured to communicate with central
Red Hat Network Servers. When connecting clients to RHN Satellite Server or RHN Proxy
Server instead, many of these settings must be altered. Altering client settings for a system or
two may be relatively simple. A large enterprise environment, containing hundreds or thousands
of systems, will likely benefit from the mass reconfiguration steps described here.
Due to the complexity of this undertaking, customers may utilize a pre-populated script that
automates many of the tasks necessary to access their Satellite or Proxy server; refer to
Chapter 5, Using RHN Bootstrap
implications of these changes is helpful and therefore describes the manual steps for
reconfiguration in the opening chapters. Use your best judgement in determining the ideal
solution for your organization.
Although many of the commands provided within this guide can be applied as they appear, it is
impossible to predict all potential network configurations adopted by customers. Therefore, Red
Hat encourages you to use these commands as references that must take into account your
organization's individual settings.
Note
Unix client configuration information may be found in the RHN Satellite Server
Reference Guide in the Unix Support chapter.
for details. Red Hat believes that understanding the
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