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If the system already has xen and kernel-xen installed, you do not need to

reboot after installing rhn-virtualization-host.

5) You will also need to install and run the osad package in order for your host

system to be responsive to commands sent from the Satellite, such as start,

pause, resume, and shutdown. To install:

yum install y osad

After installation you should then start the osad process:

/sbin/service osad restart

6) Your host system should now be ready for RHN virtual guest provisioning.

Setting Up Your Virtual Guest Systems

Step 1: Create a Kickstart Profile for the Guest Systems

1) Log on to the Satellite's web interface. Navigate to the Kickstart Overview

screen by clicking the 'Manage Kickstarts' link in the 'Tasks' widget in Your

RHN, or by clicking on Systems (top nav bar) > Kickstart (left nav bar).

2) On the Kickstart Overview page, click the 'Create a New Kickstart Profile'

link in the 'Kickstart Actions' widget in the upper right corner.

3) Now you should find yourself on Step 1 of the kickstart profile creation

process:

1. Please enter the following label for the profile: 'guest-system'.

2. For the 'Base Channel' field, you should select the 'Red Hat Enterprise

Linux $PRODUCT (v.5 for $ARCH)' where $ARCH is the architecture

of your host system and $PRODUCT is either blank for the server

product and 'Desktop' for the Desktop product. Satellite 5.0 only

supports Enterprise Linux 5 Server or Desktop guests.

NOTE:

Red Hat Enterprise Linux Desktop 5 may not be available for selection if

you did not sync the Desktop software channels to your Satellite. Please

review the Red Hat Network Satellite 5.0 Guide for information on syncing

software content to your Satellite.

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