Red Hat NETWORK SATELLITE 5.1.0 - CHANNEL MANAGEMENT, Reference Manual

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This column indicates whether a guest is running, paused, or stopped.
Base Channel
This column indicates the base channel to which the guest is currently subscribed.
Only those guests that are registered with RHN are displayed in blue text. Clicking on the
hostname of such a guest system displays that system's System Details page.
4.2.3. Out of Date
The Out of Date page displays the systems that have applicable Errata Alerts that have not
been applied.
4.2.4. Unentitled —
The Unentitled page displays the systems that have not yet been entitled for Red Hat Network
service.
4.2.5. Ungrouped
The Ungrouped page displays the systems that have not yet been assigned to a specific
system group.
4.2.6. Inactive
The Inactive page displays the systems that have not checked into RHN for 24 hours or more.
When the Red Hat Update Agent connects to RHN to see if there are any updates available or
if any actions have been scheduled, this is considered a check-in. If you are seeing a message
indicating checkins are not taking place, the RHN client on your system is not successfully
reaching Red Hat Network for some reason. This indicates:
• The system is not entitled to any RHN service. System Profiles that remain unentitled for 180
days (6 months) are removed.
• The system is entitled, but the Red Hat Network Daemon has been disabled on the system.
Refer to Chapter 3, Red Hat Network Daemon for instructions on restarting and
troubleshooting.
• The system is behind a firewall that does not allow connections over https (port 443).
• The system is behind an HTTP proxy server that has not been properly configured.
• The system is connected to an RHN Proxy Server or RHN Satellite Server that has not been
properly configured.
• The system itself has not been properly configured, perhaps pointing at the wrong RHN
Server.
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