Install a content manifest for an organization in Satellite Server.
Outcomes
Add an organization and a location and install a content manifest for an organization.
As the student user on the workstation machine, use the lab command to prepare your system for this exercise.
This command ensures that the satellite host is reachable on the network and prepares it for this exercise.
[student@workstation ~]$ lab start deploy-manifest
Instructions
To reduce exercise wait time, the initial Satellite classroom environment contains the preconfigured Operations and Finance organizations, each with an imported subscription manifest and presynchronized RHEL 9 BaseOS and AppStream repositories.
This exercise uses the Marketing organization to practice creating an organization and loading a subscription manifest.
Log in to the Satellite Server web UI, https://satellite.lab.example.com, by using the admin account and the redhat password.
Create the Marketing organization.
Click → .
On the page, click .
Enter Marketing in the and fields.
Enter Marketing Department in the field, and then click .
Configure the Marketing organization to use the http://cdn.lab.example.com local classroom location for Red Hat content.
Configure the Marketing organization's subscriptions by loading the manifest_marketing.zip manifest from the /home/student directory on the workstation system.
Verify that the Marketing organization is selected in the top navigation bar.
Navigate to → and then click .
Click the tab. Replace the field's default value with http://cdn.lab.example.com and click .
A correct CDN URL value is necessary for successful course operation. If the URL is incorrect, then return to → and click . On the dialog, click the tab and update the field to http://cdn.lab.example.com.
Click the tab.
Click , select the manifest_marketing.zip file from the /home/student directory, and click .
Verify that the manifest's subscriptions are now listed under → .
Create the Boston location and associate the Operations organization with that location.
Click → , and then click on the page.
Enter Boston in the field, and then click .
Click the link to open the dual-list selector.
Move the item from the column to the column, to associate the Operations organization with the Boston location.
Click .
From the command line, verify that the Operations organization and the Boston location exist and are associated with each other.
On workstation, log in to the satellite system as the student user and switch to the root user.
[student@workstation ~]$ssh student@satellite[student@satellite ~]$sudo -i[sudo] password for student:student[root@satellite ~]#
Verify that the Operations organization exists.
The ID of the organizations and locations might differ in your classroom.
[root@satellite ~]# hammer --output base organization list
Id: 1
Title: Default Organization
Name: Default Organization
Description:
Label: Default_Organization
Id: 7
Title: Finance
Name: Finance
Description:
Label: Finance
Id: 6
Title: Operations
Name: Operations
Description:
Label: OperationsVerify that the Boston location exists.
[root@satellite ~]# hammer --output base location list
Id: 10
Title: Boston
Name: Boston
Description:
Id: 2
Title: Default Location
Name: Default Location
Description:Verify that currently only the Boston location is associated with the Operations organization.
[root@satellite ~]# hammer --output base location list --organization Operations
Id: 10
Title: Boston
Name: Boston
Description:Verify that currently only the Operations organization is associated with the Boston location.
[root@satellite ~]# hammer --output base organization list --location Boston
Id: 6
Title: Operations
Name: Operations
Description:
Label: OperationsReturn to the workstation system as the student user.
[root@satellite ~]#exitlogout [student@satellite ~]$exitlogout Connection to satellite closed. [student@workstation ~]$