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manner.
The first table on this page displays any Virtualization-entitled hosts that have more guest
systems than are allowed in the Red Hat Network service level agreement. If you would like to
upgrade these systems to any available Virtualization Platform entitlements, click the profile
name of that system. This displays the System Details page for the system. Click the Edit
Properties link on the page to edit that system's add-on entitlements.
The second table displays any Virtualization Platform-entitled hosts that have fewer than four
guests. It may be advisable to to downgrade these systems' entitlements to the Virtualization
entitlement. To do so, click the profile name of the system you would like to downgrade, then
edit the add-on entitlements from the resulting System Details page.
3.4.3. Software Channel Entitlements
The software channels listed on this page are the subscription-based channels to which your
organization has paid access. The table lists each of the supported operating systems that can
be managed via RHN, the number of such systems you have registered with RHN, and finally
the remaining number of entitlements for that operating system. Clicking on the name of the
channel opens a page that displays information about the channels associated with that channel
entitlement. Clicking on the number of entitled systems displays a list of the systems so entitled.

4. Systems

If you click the Systems tab on the top navigation bar, the Systems category and links appear.
The pages in the Systems category allow you to select systems so that you can perform
actions on them and create System Profiles.
4.1. Overview —
The Overview page provides a summary of your systems, including their status, number of
associated Errata and packages, and entitlement level. Clicking on the name of a system takes
you to its System Details page. Refer to Section 4.2.9, "System Details" for more information.
Clicking the View System Groups link at the top of the Overview page takes you to a similar
summary of your system groups. It identifies group status and displays the number of systems
contained. Clicking on the number of systems takes you to the Systems tab of the System
Group Details page, while clicking on the system name takes you to the Details tab for that
system. Refer to Section 4.3.3, "System Group Details — " for more information.
You can also click the Use Group button in the System Groups section of the Overview page
to go directly to the System Set Manager. Refer to Section 4.4, "System Set Manager — "
for more information.
4.2. Systems
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