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Chapter 4. Installation
11.
The Database Population page displays a link when population is complete. Click
Configuration to continue. The RHN Configuration page appears.
Figure 4-6. RHN Configuration
12.
The RHN Configuration page enables you to change the way the Satellite com-
municates with Red Hat Network. You may alter the Satellite's hostname and the
location or mount point of the package repository. Typically, the defaults will do. If
you intend to monitor systems with this Satellite, select both the Enable monitoring
backend and Enable monitoring scout checkboxes.
In addition, this page allows you to configure the Satellite to use an HTTP proxy.
To do this, complete all associated fields. Note that references to protocol such
as http:// or https:// should not be included in the HTTP proxy server field.
Insert only the hostname and port in the format "hostname:port", such as
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