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6.4.10.5. Kickstart
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Profiles —
Lists the kickstart profiles created by your organization. Click a name to see the Kickstart
Details page. To enable inactive profiles, select the appropriate checkboxes and click the
Update Profiles .
6.4.10.6. Kickstart
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IP Ranges —
Lists the IP addresses that have been associated with kickstart profiles created by your orga-
nization. Click either the range or the profile name to access different tabs of the Kickstart
Details page.
6.4.10.7. Kickstart
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Sessions
Lists kickstart processes underway. Click the name of the system to obtain details about
the kickstart session, including its progress, the action now taking place and the next to
occur.
6.4.10.8. Kickstart
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GPG and SSL Keys —
Lists keys and certificates available for inclusion in kickstart profiles and provides a means
to create new ones. This is especially important for customers of RHN Satellite Server or
RHN Proxy Server because systems kickstarted by them must have the server key imported
into RHN and associated with the relevant kickstart profiles. Import it by creating a new
key here and then make the profile association in the GPG and SSL keys subtab of the
Kickstart Details page.
To develop a new key/certificate, first click the created link, which leads to a page that
lists all keys on the system. Click create new stored cryptokey in the upper-right corner
of this page to create the new key. Enter a description, select the type, upload the file, and
click the Update Key button. Note that a unique description is required.
6.4.10.9. Kickstart
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Distributions —
Enables you to identify custom installation trees that may be used for kickstarting. (Satellite
users should note that this does not display Red Hat distributions provided to them. They
can be found within the Distribution dropdown menu of the Kickstart Details page.)
Before creating a distribution, you must make an installation tree available, as described in
the Kickstart Installations chapter of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 System Administration
Guide . This tree must be located in a public directory on an HTTP or FTP server.