Retail Uyuni Server Setup

On the SUSE Manager Server, at the command prompt, as root, start YaST:

yast2

Navigate to Network Services  Uyuni Setup to begin set up.

From the introduction screen, select Uyuni Setup  Set up Uyuni from scratch and click Next to continue.

Type an email address to receive status notifications and click Next to continue. SUSE Manager can sometimes send a large volume of notification emails. You can disable email notifications in the Web UI after setup, if you need to.

Type your certificate information and provide a password. Passwords must be at at least seven characters in length, and must not contain spaces, single or double quotation marks (' or "), exclamation marks (!), or dollar signs ($). Always store your passwords in a secure location. You must have the certificate password to set up the SUSE Manager Proxy.

Click btn:[Next] to continue.

Navigate to Uyuni Setup  Database Settings screen, type a database username and password, and click Next to continue. Passwords must be at at least seven characters in length, and must not contain spaces, single or double quotation marks (' or "), exclamation marks (!), or dollar signs ($). Always store your passwords in a secure location.

Click btn:[Next] to continue.

Click Yes to begin the setup process.

When setup is complete, click Next to continue. Take note of the address to access the SUSE Manager Web UI.

Click Finish to complete SUSE Manager setup.

In your web browser, enter the address for the SUSE Manager Web UI. This address was provided after you completed setup. For more information, see Set up SUSE Manager with YaST.

Sign in to the Web UI, navigate to the Create Organization  Organization Name field, and enter your organization name.

In the Create Organization  Desired Login and Create Organization  Desired Password fields, enter your username and password.

Complete the Account Information fields, including an email for system notifications.

Click Create Organization to finish creating your administration account.

SUSE Manager 서버의 명령 프롬프트에서 루트로 spacewalk-common-channels 명령을 사용하여 적절한 채널을 추가합니다.

spacewalk-common-channels \
<base_channel_name> \
<child_channel_name_1> \
<child_channel_name_2> \
... <child_channel_name_n>

채널을 다음과 같이 동기화합니다.

mgr-sync refresh --refresh-channels

In the SUSE Manager Web UI, navigate to Software  Manage  Channels, then click the channel associated to the repository.

Navigate to the Repositories tab, then click Sync and check Sync Status.

At the command prompt on the SUSE Manager Server, as root, use the tail command to check the synchronization log file:

tail -f /var/log/rhn/reposync/<channel-label>.log

Each child channel generates its own log during the synchronization progress. You will need to check all the base and child channel log files to be sure that the synchronization is complete.

On the SUSE Manager Server, at the command prompt, check the contents of the /srv/www/htdocs/pub/ directory. This directory contains all available public keys. Take a note of the key that applies to the client you are registering.

Open the relevant bootstrap script, locate the ORG_GPG_KEY= parameter and add the required key. For example:

uyuni-gpg-pubkey-0d20833e.key

  You do not need to delete any previously stored keys.
. If you are bootstrapping clients from the {productname} {webui}, you will need to use a Salt state to trust the key.
  Create the Salt state and assign it to the organization.
  You can then use an activation key and configuration channels to deploy the key to the clients.