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        <description>Adding a RHEL Server to Active Directory

This is a bit of a mess. The process has improved significantly in RHEL 7

This requires installing and configuring Samba, Kerberos etc.

Here is a 
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Here is a link to solve issues like sudoers</description>
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RHEL 7

Easiest way is to copy media.repo from DVD and create a new direcotry /media/dvd

then edit it and add 
enabled=1
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RHEL 6

These are instruction on how to create a local repo on a machine with internet access and use it to update the resto fo your RH boxes.</description>
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A list of System Services on RHEL will differ from system to system, depending on what software (services) are installed.

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Cluster Issues

These links were provided to help setup and troubleshoot our cluster

Used to define extra resources

 Where can I find resources to help me create a custom resource agent scripts for Red Hat High Availability clusters?

 What are the requirements of a &quot;script&quot; resource in Red Hat Enterprise Linux Clusters?

 Can I configure pacemaker to ignore a resource operation failure and do nothing in response to it in a RHEL 6 or 7 High Availability cluster? 
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As was experienced with similar Sun Fire based servers, the NICs created as devices in the Operating System get ordered in an unexpected manner. This can play havoc with the cabling &amp; ports used on the switch.

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 Wikipedia Link with more details
RHEL Version Codename Release Date Kernel   6.2E   Zoot  27 March 2000     2.1 AS   Pensacola  26 March 2002     2.1 ES   Panama  May 2003     3   Taroon  22 October 2003  2.4.21-4   3 Update 1   Taroon  16 January 2004</description>
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This is a major revision and there are changes all over the place. Here is where I keep tabs on changes that I notivced so far.

Setting Hostnames

hostnames How to change Redhat 7 Hostnames

Changing Targets (used to be runlevels)

 How to change runlevels in RHEL7

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Create a RHEL/CentOS local yum repo from the OS disk

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Local Repository

Local-repo Instruction on setting up a local repo on a server in your local network using your DVD

repodata Details on how to create a local repository This downloads patches from RedHat Network

 redhat article on how to do this

Updating an Repository

Here is a script I have used to download patdches and to update the yum repository. This is for RHEL 6.4</description>
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Main Commands to use

Register first, then attach a subscription in the Customer Portal

Use the following command to register a system without immediately attaching a subscription:
# subscription-manager register
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