Re: RHN Website Questions

Greetings Joe.

Best to engage your friendly support personnel at Red Hat GSS (Global Support Services) :

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If you don't have 'support' as such, reply to this email :)

Cheers


Regards,
Michael
----- "Joe_Wulf" <[email protected]> wrote:

> RHN Website Questions
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I'm a user of my company's access to the RHN website. I'm a new
> subscriber to this list, as it seemed the
> most appropriate one. I've looked over the past 2 years of messages,
> sorted by date and did not find
> anything regarding my questions, or their answers. Further, I've
> studied the RHN documentation
> (rhn.redhat.com/ rhn/help/reference/rhn500) without much success
> either towards better answering my
> questions.
> 
> Should there be a better place for me to address my questions, please
> direct me. Thank you.
> 
> What resource can I leverage to become aware of changes to the web
> page content of the RHN web pages
> without having to manually walk through each web page and
> cross-reference with our directory/file structure?
> I've access to our local master replicated copy of the ISO's from RHN
> for which we are entitled to. Our
> work with them is within a private isolated LAN. The challenge is
> keeping up with not just the new OS
> releases (we can anticipate those due to the publicity) but also all
> the other elements.
> 
> It seems the five entries for MRG (under RHEL5 x32 and x64 bit) are
> total duplicates of each other, down to
> the MD5 sums. If they are all, literally, the same, why not simply
> have one comprehensive entry?
> 
> I do have other questions, some more detailed, but I'll hold off for
> now to see if I'm in the right place.
> 
> Thank you.
> 
> R,
> - Joe Wulf , CISSP, VCP, USN(RET)
> Senior IA Engineer
> ProSync Technology Group, LLC
> www.prosync.com
> 
> 
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