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If a file exists, click its name to go to the Configuration File Details page. Refer to
Section 6.6.6.6 Configuration File Details — for instructions. To replicate the file
within a config channel, select its checkbox, click the Copy to Config Channel button,
and select the destination channel. To remove a file, select it and click Delete Selected
Files .
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Sandbox — Manipulate configuration files without deploying them. This sandbox pro-
vides you with an area to experiment with files without affecting systems. To add files,
click the import new files link, select an option for their addition from the dropdown
menu, and click Go . Ensure you have the latest
rhncfg*
packages. The rest of the
functions work like those on the Local Overrides subtab.
6.4.2.8.5. System Details
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Groups —
Lists the system’s associated groups and enables you to change these associations.
6.4.2.8.5.1. System Details
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Groups
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List/Remove —
Lists groups to which the system belongs and enables you to cancel those associations.
Only System Group Administrators and Organization Administrators can remove the sys-
tem from groups. Non-admins just see a Review this system’s group membership page.
To remove the system from groups, select the groups’ checkboxes and click the Leave Se-
lected Groups button. Click on a group’s name to go to its System Group Details page.
Refer to Section 6.4.3.3 System Group Details — for more information.
6.4.2.8.5.2. System Details
⇒
Groups
⇒
Join —
Lists groups that the system may be subscribed to. Only System Group Administrators
and Organization Administrators can add the system to groups. Non-admins see a Review
this system’s group membership page. To add the system to groups, select the groups’
checkboxes and click the Join Selected Groups button.
6.4.2.8.6. System Details
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Snapshots —
Provides snapshots enabling rollback of the system’s package profile, configuration files,
and RHN settings. These snapshots are captured whenever an action takes place on the
system.