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For advanced System searches, refer to Section 4.5, “Advanced Search — ” .
For advanced Errata searches, refer to Section 5.3, “Advanced Search” .
For advanced Package searches, refer to Section 6.2, “Package Search” .
1.5. Systems Selected
Also near the top of the page is a tool for keeping track of the systems you have selected for
use in the System Set Manager. It identifies the number of selected systems at all times and
provides the means to work with them. Clicking the Clear button deselects all systems, while
clicking the Manage button launches the System Set Manager with your selected systems in
place.
These systems can be selected in a number of ways. Only systems with at least a Management
entitlement are eligible for selection. On all system and system group lists, a Select column
exists for this purpose. Select the checkboxes next to the systems or groups and click the
Update List button below the column. Each time, the Systems Selected tool at the top of the
page changes to reflect the new number of systems ready for use in the System Set Manager.
Refer to Section 4.4, “System Set Manager — ” for details.
1.6. Lists
The information within most categories is presented as lists. These lists have some common
features for navigation. For instance, you can navigate through virtually all lists by clicking the
back and next arrows above and below the right side of the table. Some lists also offer the
ability to retrieve items alphabetically by clicking the letters above the table.
2. Logging into the RHN Website
Use a web browser to navigate to http://rhn.redhat.com . RHN displays the login page shown
below unless one of two things is true:
• You have recently logged into your account at http://www.redhat.com .
• You have recently either logged into RHN or recently visited the new account verification
page.
If you have recently logged into http://rhn.redhat.com or http://www.redhat.com , you are
automatically authenticated and redirected to the Your RHN page.
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