Slic toolkit x86/x64 (includes pkey&cert. backup)

SLIC TOOLKIT X86/X64 (INCLUDES PKEY&CERT. BACKUP) ACTIVATION KEY
SLIC TOOLKIT X86/X64 (INCLUDES PKEY&CERT. BACKUP) FULL

This volume should be monitored, because a full file-system where the database is running on can cause unexpected errors (and this even months after it happened). Recommended is to create a file-system of 50 GB. var/lib/pgsql This directory contains the PostgreSQL database. This directory could also be stored on an NFS share. If other non-enterprise distributions (eg OpenSUSE) are added, calculated 50 GB per distribution. The general rule would be that per SUSE Service Pack (including SUSE RedHat Expanded Support) around 50 GB should be enough.ДЄn extra 150 GB for RES/CentOS repositories should be added on top. The needed size will depend on the number of channels and type of channels that will be downloaded. var/spacewalk This directory will contain all rpmвЂ™s.

SLIC TOOLKIT X86/X64 (INCLUDES PKEY&CERT. BACKUP) ACTIVATION KEY

1 Introduction 1.1 WhatвЂ™s Covered in this Guide? 1.2 Prerequisites 1.3 Network Requirements 1.4 Hardware Recommendations 2 Managing Your Subscriptions 2.1 SUSE Customer Center (SCC) 2.2 Disconnected Setup with RMT or SMT (DMZ) 3 Expanded Support 3.1 Managing Red Hat Enterprise Linux Clients 3.2 Preparing Channels and Repositories for CentOS Traditional Clients 3.3 Registering CentOS Salt Minions with SUSE Manager 3.4 Managing Ubuntu Clients 3.5 Prepare to Register Ubuntu Clients 4 Salt Formulas and SUSE Manager 4.1 What are Salt Formulas? 4.2 Installing Salt Formulas via RPM 4.3 File Structure Overview 4.4 Editing Pillar Data in SUSE Manager 4.5 Writing Salt Formulas 4.6 Separating Data 4.7 SUSE Manager Generated Pillar Data 4.8 Formula Requirements 4.9 Using Salt Formulas with SUSE Manager 4.10 SUSE Manager for Retail Salt Formulas 4.11 Salt Formulas Coming with SUSE Manager 5 Configuration Management with Salt 5.1 Configuration Management Overview 5.2 State Data: Levels of Hierarchy 5.3 Salt States Storage Locations 5.4 SUSE Manager States 5.5 Pillar Data 5.6 Group States 6 Salt Minion Scalability 6.1 Salt Minion Onboarding Rate 6.2 Minions Running with Unaccepted Salt Keys 6.3 Salt Timeouts 6.4 Batching 7 Activation Key Management 7.1 What are Activation Keys? 7.2 Provisioning and Configuration 7.3 Activation Keys Best Practices 7.4 Combining Activation Keys 7.5 Using Activation Keys and Bootstrap with Traditional Clients (Non-Salt) 7.6 Using Activation Keys when Registering Salt Minions 8 Contact Methods 8.1 Selecting a Contact Method 8.2 Traditional Contact Method (rhnsd) 8.3 Push via SSH 8.4 Push via Salt SSH 8.5 OSAD 9 Advanced Patch Lifecycle Management 10 Live Patching with SUSE Manager 10.1 Introduction 10.2 Initial Setup Requirements 10.3 Live Patching Setup 10.4 Cloning Channels 10.5 Removing Non-live Kernel Patches from the Cloned Channels 10.6 Promoting Channels 10.7 Applying Live Patches to a Kernel 11 SUSE Manager Server Migration 11.1 Service Pack Migration Introduction 11.2 Service Pack Migration 11.3 Upgrading PostgreSQL to Version 9.6 11.4 Updating SUSE Manager 11.5 Migrating SUSE Manager version 3.1 to 3.2 11.6 SUSE Manager Migration from VersionВ 2.1 to VersionВ 3 12 Client Migration 12.1 Upgrading SLEВ 12В SPx to versionВ 15 12.2 Migrating SLEВ 12 or later to versionВ 12В SP4 13 PostgreSQL Database Migration 13.1 New SUSE Manager Installations 13.2 Migrating an Existing Installation 13.3 Performing a Fast Migration 13.4 Typical Migration Sample Session 14 Backup and Restore 14.1 Backing up SUSE Manager 14.2 Administering the Database with smdba 14.3 Database Backup with smdba 14.4 Restoring from Backup 14.5 Archive Log Settings 14.6 Retrieving an Overview of Occupied Database Space 14.7 Moving the Database 14.8 Recovering from a Crashed Root Partition 14.9 Database Connection Information 15 Authentication Methods 15.1 Authentication Via PAM 15.2 Authentication Via eDirectory and PAM 15.3 Example Quest VAS Active Directory Authentication Template 16 Using a Custom SSL Certificate 16.1 Prerequisites 16.2 Setup 16.3 Using a Custom Certificate with SUSE Manager Proxy 17 Troubleshooting 17.1 Registering Cloned Salt Minions 17.2 Registering Cloned Traditional Systems 17.3 Typical OSAD/jabberd Challenges 17.4 Gathering Information with spacewalk-report 17.5 RPC Connection Timeout Settings 17.6 Client/Server Package Inconsistency 17.7 Corrupted Repository Data 17.8 Unable to Get Local Issuer Certificate 18 Additional Resources 18.1 Learning YAML Syntax for Salt States 18.2 Getting Started with Jinja Templates 18.3 Salt Best Practices 19 A SUSE Manager 2.1 and 3.2 Product Comparison A GNU Licenses 20 GNU Free Documentation License

Slic toolkit x86/x64 (includes pkey&cert. backup)