Red Hat NETWORK SATELLITE 5.2 - CHANNEL MANAGEMENT, Reference Manual

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Below the
Affected Channels
label, all channels that contain the affected package are listed. Clicking
on a channel name displays the
Packages
subtab of the
Channel Details
page for that channel.
Refer to
Section 6.6.1.6, “Software Channel Details”
for more information.
Below
Fixes
, the specific Bugzilla entries resolved by this erratum are listed. Clicking on any summary
text opens that Bugzilla entry at
http://1bugzilla.redhat.com
. Note that you must have a Bugzilla
account to view the entry.
Security updates list the specific vulnerability as tracked by
http://1cve.mitre.org
. This information is
listed below the
CVEs
label.
Red Hat provides security update information in OVAL format. OVAL is an open vulnerability and
assessment language promoted by Mitre,
http://1oval.mitre.org
. Clicking on the link below the
Oval
label downloads this information to your system.
6.5.2.2.2. Errata Details � Packages
Provides links to each of the updated RPMs broken down by channel. Clicking on the name of a
package displays its
Package Details
page.
6.5.2.2.3. Errata Details � Affected Systems
Lists systems affected by the Errata Update. You can apply updates here. (See
Section 6.5.2.1, “Apply
Errata Updates”
.) Clicking on the name of a system takes you to its
System Details
page. Refer to
Section 6.4.2.9, “System Details”
for more information.
To help users determine whether an update has been scheduled, a Status column exists within the
affected systems table. Possible values are: None, Pending, Picked Up, Completed, and Failed.
This column identifies only the latest action related to an Erratum. For instance, if an action fails and
you reschedule it, this column shows the status of the Erratum as Pending (with no mention of the
previous failure). Clicking a status other than None takes you to the
Action Details
page. This column
corresponds to one on the
Errata
tab of the
System Details
page.
6.5.3. Advanced Search
The
Advanced Search
page allows you to search through Errata according to specific criteria:
•
Synopsis
— The one-line summary of the errata, such as:
Important: OpenSSL Security Update
•
Erratum Advisory
— The way Red Hat Security Response Team codifies Advisories, such as:
RHBA-2007:0530
Searches can be by done year (such as 2007), by type of Advisory (RHBA for Bug fixes, RHEA for
Enhancements, and RHSA for Security advisories), or full Advisory name, such as the example
above.
•
Package Name
— For users concerned with particular packages, searching by package name
(such as
kernel
or
httpd
) is beneficial because search results will be grouped by advisory. For
example, searching for kernel-related bugs return result where the all packages with the term
"kernel" appear grouped by the advisory for which the bug is related.