Red Hat NETWORK SATELLITE 5.1.0 - CHANNEL MANAGEMENT, Справочное руководство

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Tip
You may receive the following message from the
Kickstart Status
page
during the guest's kickstart:
The install process on the guest system has not communicated to RHN in
the past n minutes. This may be due to a hung install process, or it
may just be due to a slow install because of hardware constraints. A
log of the installation process is available, you may wish to review
it to troubleshoot this issue.
Be patient and do not worry if you see this message unless more than twenty
minutes have passed. To check if the kickstart is continuing, check the
installation log to make sure there are no errors, and as you reload the Kickstart
Status page check to see that the Last File Request field continues to be
updated.
4. If you would like to register additional guests to your host, repeat the steps above. It is
important to remember that you can only provision one guest at a time. If you attempt to
schedule a guest kickstart while another is currently taking place, the current guest kickstart
process will be canceled and the new guest kickstart process will begin.
5. View your newly-created virtual guest's system in the Satellite's web interface by clicking on
the Virtualization tab in the host system's profile. Then, click on the profile name of your
virtual system. You will be brought to its Satellite system profile.
3. Working With Your Virtual Systems
Once you have set up your virtual system, you can then manage and customize them via
various methods, including connecting via SSH and via the virtualization management interface
on the host system.
3.1. Logging into Virtual Systems Directly via SSH
1. You will need to locate the virtual system's IP address. Locate it by navigating to the
Systems # Virtual Systems tab and clicking on the virtual system's profile name.
2. On the virtual system's profile page, you'll find the IP address in the left-hand informational
column in the IP Address field.
3. Connect to the IP address by using
ssh
as root, using the password you set for the virtual
system in the kickstart profile you created for it earlier.
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