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1.1. Entitlement Views
Keep in mind, since this guide covers all entitlement levels, some tabs, pages, and even whole
categories described here may not be visible to you. For this reason, icons are used here to
identify which functions are available to each entitlement level.
Icon Entitlement
Management or higher
Provisioning
Monitoring
Table 6.1. Entitlement Icons
If no icon follows a category, page, or tab label within this chapter, the area described is
available to all Red Hat Network users. If an icon does follow, the associated entitlement is
needed. Remember that Provisioning inherits all of the functions of Management.
If an icon precedes a paragraph, only the specific portion of the page or tab discussed afterward
requires the indicated entitlement level. When a page or tab is associated with a particular
entitlement level, all of its tabs and subtabs require at least the same entitlement level but may
need a higher entitlement. Regardless, each tab is identified separately.
1.2. Categories and Pages
This section summarizes all of the categories and primary pages (those linked from the top and
left navigation bars) within the RHN website. It does not list the many subpages, tabs and
subtabs accessible from the left navigation bar and individual pages. Each area of the website
is explained in detail later in this chapter:
• Your RHN — View and manage your primary account information and obtain help.
• Your RHN — Obtain a quick overview of your account. It notifies you if your systems need
attention, provides a quick link to go directly to them, and displays the most recent Errata
Alerts for your account.
• Your Account — Update your personal profile and addresses.
• Your Preferences — Indicate if you wish to receive email notifications about Errata Alerts
for your systems, set how many items are displayed at one time for lists such as system
lists and system group lists, set your time zone, and identify your contact options.
• Locale Preferences — Configure language, timezone, and other customizations for your
particular locale.
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