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NOTE:

As in the previous step, if the default download location is missing, you may

not have successfully synced software channel content to your Satellite

from Red Hat's servers. Please review the Red Hat Network Satellite 5.0.0

Guide for information on syncing software content to your Satellite.

5) For step 3 of the kickstart profile creation process, please choose a root

password to set on the host system you'll be provisioning, and click next to

finish creation of the profile.

6) You've successfully created a kickstart profile for a host system - after

completing step 3 you should be taken to the newly-created kickstart profile.

You may browse through the various tabs of the profile and modify the settings

as you see fit, but this is not necessary as the default settings should work well

for the majority of cases.

Step 2: Kickstart Your Host System

Next, you'll need to kickstart your host system using your newly-created

kickstart profile. There are three different scenarios for kickstarting your host

system. Please read through these three scenarios below, and follow the

instructions for the scenario that applies best to you:

Scenario 1: Your Host System Already Has Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Installed

You may register your host system to your Satellite and schedule the kickstart

process via the Satellite's web interface.

1) First, let's register your host system to your Satellite. Use ssh to connect to

your host system. Register your host system to your satellite issuing the

following command as root:

rhnreg_ks --serverUrl=http://your-

satellite.example.com/XMLRPC --username=username --

password=password

NOTE:

If your host system is already registered to a different Red Hat Network

server, you'll need to add '--force' to the command above.

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