Register Clients with the Web UI
Registering clients with the Uyuni Web UI works for Salt clients only.
Do not register a Uyuni Server to itself. The Uyuni Server must be managed individually. |
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In the Uyuni Web UI, navigate to
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In the
Host
field, type the fully-qualified domain name (FQDN) of the client to be bootstrapped. -
In the
SSH Port
field, type the SSH port number to use to connect and bootstrap the client. By default, the SSH port is22
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In the
User
field, type the username to log in to the client. By default, the username isroot
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In the
Password
field, type password to log in to the client. -
In the
Activation Key
field, select the activation key that is associated with the software channel you want to use to bootstrap the client. For more information, see Activation Keys. -
OPTIONAL: In the
Proxy
field, select the proxy to register the client to. -
By default, the
Disable SSH Strict Key Host Checking
checkbox is selected. This allows the bootstrap process to automatically accept SSH host keys without requiring you to manually authenticate. -
OPTIONAL: Check the
Manage System Completely via SSH
checkbox. If you check this option, the client will be configured to use SSH for its connection to the server, and no other connection method will be configured. -
Click Bootstrap to begin registration.
When the bootstrap process has completed, your client will be listed at
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When new packages or updates are installed on the client using Uyuni, any end user license agreements (EULAs) are automatically accepted. To review a package EULA, open the package details page in the Web UI. |
To register and use CentOS 6, Oracle Linux 6, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6, or SUSE Linux Enterprise Server with Expanded Support 6 clients, you need to configure the Uyuni Server to support older types of SSL encryption.
For more information about how to resolve this error, see |