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first tab displayed when you click on a channel. It displays essential information about the
channel, such as summary, description, and architecture.
—In addition, a Globally Subscribable checkbox can be seen by Satellite Administrators
and Channel Administrators. This signifies the default behavior of every channel allowing any
user to subscribe systems to it. Unchecking this box and clicking Update causes the
appearance of a Subscribers tab, which may then be used to grant certain users subscription
permissions to the channel. Satellite Administrators and Channel Administrators can always
subscribe systems to any channel.
— Only customers with custom base channels may change their systems' base channel
assignment. They may do this through the website in two ways:
• Customers with a custom base channel may assign the system to that base channel.
• Customers may revert system subscriptions from a custom base channel to the appropriate
distribution-based base channel.
Note
The system base channel's distribution variant must match the variant installed
on the system. For example, a system that has Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS v.4
for x86 cannot be registered to a Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES v.4 for x86 base
channel.
6.1.6.2. Software Channel Details # Errata
List of Errata affecting the channel. The list displays advisory types, names, summaries, and the
dates issued. Clicking on an advisory name takes you to its Errata Details page. Refer to
Section 5.2.2, "Errata Details"
6.1.6.3. Software Channel Details # Packages
List of packages in the channel. To download packages as a .tar file, select them and click the
Download Packages button at the bottom-left corner of the page. Clicking on a package name
takes you to the Package Details page. This page displays a set of tabs with information about
the package, including which architectures it runs on, the package size, build date, package
dependencies, the change log, list of files in the package, newer versions, and which systems
have the package installed. From here, you can download the packages as RPMs or SRPMs.
To search for a specific package or a subset of packages, use the package filter at the top of
the list. Enter a substring to search all packages in the list for package names that contain the
string. For example, typing
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