Re: Determining whether RHEL4 is registered?
Alfred Hovdestad <[email protected]>
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You should have a system_id in /etc/sysconfig/rhn/systemid. That system_id is generated when you register with RHN. If you go to rhn.redhat.com, you can look up your server and it should have the same system_id. We have had severs registered multiple times and the only way we found to identify the last registration is by using the system_id. Alfred Hovdestad, RHCE University of Saskatchewan Timothy Kallinis wrote: > > Thanks for the reply, Phil. Unfortunately, your soln is not viable for > me; although, I do like what you did. I also built yum under RHEL4, but > I've been told that we have to use up2date on RHEL4 systems. The > decision was made not to install yum on RHEL4 systems. So, my problem > still stands: I need to determine whether a RHEL4 system is registered. > > Regards, > > Timothy Kallinis > Xandros Corporation (www.xandros.com) | 613-842-3494 x441 > > _______________________________________________ > rhn-users mailing list > [email protected] > https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/rhn-users