Install Uyuni Server with openSUSE Leap
SUSE Manager Server can be installed on openSUSE Leap.
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For information about the stable version of SUSE Manager, see https://www.uyuni-project.org/pages/stable-version.html.
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For information about the development version of SUSE Manager, see https://www.uyuni-project.org/pages/devel-version.html.
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For information about the latest version and updates of openSUSE Leap, see https://doc.opensuse.org/release-notes/.
1. Software and Hardware Requirements
This table shows the software and hardware requirements for installing an Uyuni Server on openSUSE Leap.
Software and Hardware | Recommended |
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Operating System: |
openSUSE Leap 15.5: Clean installation, up-to-date |
CPU: |
Minimum 4 dedicated 64-bit x86-64CPU cores |
RAM: |
Test Server Minimum 8 GB |
Base Installation Minimum 16 GB |
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Production Server Minimum 32 GB |
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Disk Space: |
Disk space depends on your channel requirements, at least 100 GB |
50 GB per SUSE or openSUSE product and 360 GB per Red Hat product |
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Swap space: |
3 GB |
2. Install Uyuni Server on openSUSE Leap
You can use a physical or virtual machine running openSUSE Leap to install the Uyuni Server. Configure a resolvable fully qualified domain name on the server before you begin, to ensure that the server is accessible across the network.
The SUSE Manager Server software is available from download.opensuse.org, and you can use zypper to retrieve the software and install it.
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Install openSUSE Leap as the base system, and ensure all available service packs and package updates have been applied.
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Configure a resolvable fully qualified domain name (FQDN) with YaST by navigating to
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At the command prompt, as root, add the repository for installing the SUSE Manager Server software:
repo=repositories/systemsmanagement:/ repo=${repo}Uyuni:/Stable/images/repo/Uyuni-Server-POOL-x86_64-Media1/ zypper ar https://download.opensuse.org/$repo uyuni-server-stable
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Refresh metadata from the repositories:
zypper ref
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Install the pattern for the SUSE Manager Server:
zypper in patterns-uyuni_server
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Reboot the server.
When the installation is complete, you can continue with SUSE Manager setup. For more information, see Uyuni 서버 설정.
3. Set up Uyuni Server with YaST
The initial setup procedure is handled by YaST.
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Log in to the SUSE Manager Server and start YaST.
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In YaST, navigate to
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From the introduction screen select
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Enter 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.
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Enter your certificate information and 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.If you need to also set up a SUSE Manager Proxy Server, ensure you have taken a note of the certificate password.
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Click Next to continue.
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From the
screen, enter a database user 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 ($
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Click Next to continue.
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Click Yes to run setup when prompted.
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When setup is complete, click Next to continue. You will see the address of the SUSE Manager Web UI.
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Click Finish to complete SUSE Manager setup.
4. Create the Main Administration Account
Before you can log in to the server to manage your clients, you need to have created an administration account. The main administration account has the highest authority within SUSE Manager. Ensure you keep access information for this account secure. We recommend that you create lower level administration accounts for organizations and groups. Do not share the main administration access details.
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In your web browser, enter the address for the SUSE Manager Web UI. This address was provided after you completed setup.
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Sign in to the Web UI, navigate to the
field, and enter your organization name. -
In the
and fields, enter your username and password. -
Fill in the account information fields, including an email for system notifications.
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Click Create Organization to finish creating your administration account.
When you have completed the SUSE Manager Web UI setup, you are taken to the
page.5. Optional: Synchronizing Products from SUSE Customer Center
SUSE Customer Center (SCC) maintains a collection of repositories which contain packages, software and updates for all supported enterprise client systems. These repositories are organized into channels each of which provide software specific to a distribution, release, and architecture. After synchronizing with SCC, clients can receive updates, be organized into groups, and assigned to specific product software channels.
This section covers synchronizing with SCC from the Web UI and adding your first client channel.
For Uyuni, synchronizing products from SUSE Customer Center is optional. |
Before you can synchronize software repositories with SCC, you will need to enter organization credentials in SUSE Manager. The organization credentials give you access to the SUSE product downloads. You will find your organization credentials in https://scc.suse.com/organizations.
Enter your organization credentials in the SUSE Manager Web UI:
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In the SUSE Manager Web UI, navigate to
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In the
Setup Wizard
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Click Add a new credential.
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Enter a username and password, and click Save.
A check mark icon is shown when the credentials are confirmed. When you have successfully entered the new credentials, you can synchronize with SUSE Customer Center.
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In the SUSE Manager Web UI, navigate to
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From the
Setup Wizard
page select the SUSE Products tab. Wait a moment for the products list to populate. If you previously registered with SUSE Customer Center a list of products will populate the table. This table lists architecture, channels, and status information. -
If your SUSE Linux Enterprise client is based on
x86_64
architecture scroll down the page and select the check box for this channel now. -
Add channels to SUSE Manager by selecting the check box to the left of each channel. Click the arrow symbol to the left of the description to unfold a product and list available modules.
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Click Add Products to start product synchronization.
When a channel is added, SUSE Manager will schedule the channel for synchronization. Depending on the number and size of this channels, this can take a long time. You can monitor synchronization progress in the Web UI.
For more information about using the setup wizard, see Wizard.
When the channel synchronization process is complete, you can register and configure clients. For more instructions, see 클라이언트 등록.