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1.3 Before You Begin
Red Hat Network is available for Red Hat Linux 6.2. Refer to Chapter 7, Using Red Hat Network with
Red Hat Linux 6.2 for details on installing the necessary packages.
By default, all the software packages you need to use Red Hat Network are installed with Red Hat
Linux 7. However, if you chose not to install them during the installation process or performed an
upgrade to Red Hat Linux 7, you might not have the Red Hat Network Registration Client or the Red
Hat Update Agent installed. To verify that the Red Hat Network Registration Client is installed, type
the following command:
rpm -q rhn_register
If the Red Hat Network Registration Client is installed, it will return something similar to
rhn_register-1.0-7
The version number might differ slightly if you have a newer version installed.
If you do not have Red Hat Network Registration Client installed, the command will return
package rhn_register is not installed
Perform this check for every package in Table 1–1, Red Hat Network Packages. If you do not want to
use the graphical versions, you do not have to install the two packages ending in
gnome
.
Table 1–1 Red Hat Network Packages
Package Name Description
rhn_register Provides the Red Hat Network Registration Client program and the text
mode interface
rhn_register-gnome Provides the GNOME interface (graphical version) for the Red Hat
Network Registration Client; runs if the X Window System is available
up2date Provides the Red Hat Update Agent command line version and the Red
Hat Network Daemon
up2date-gnome Provides the GNOME interface (graphical version) for the Red Hat
Update Agent; runs if the X Window System is available
If the packages are not installed, they can be found on the Red Hat Linux 7 CD 1 in the
RedHat/RPMS
directory or downloaded from the Red Hat FTP site available at ftp://ftp.redhat.com (or from a Red
Hat FTP mirror available at http://www.redhat.com/mirrors.html). Always check the Red Hat errata
page, available at http://www.redhat.com/errata, for package updates.