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Management Module 

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Red Hat Network Management Module Functionality Overview

Red Hat Network Feature Update Management Management (with Scout) Management (with Satellite)
Graphical Interface - Intuitive graphical interface makes software deployment and updates simple. check check check check
Priority Notification - RHN users get the first notifications and first availability to new errata and updates, guaranteeing their systems are up to date. check check check check
Errata Information - A full list of all errata for your systems, complete with versions, packages, and other important information. check check check check
RPM Dependency Checking - With our database of over 1 million dependencies, you can be sure your software downloads have the necessary packages to be stable for your configuration. check check check check
Auto Update (optional) - End the work of manually updating your system. With Auto Update, we'll do it for you. check check check check
Systems Grouping - Develop groups of systems for easier administration and maintenance. Allows maintenance of groups rather than individual systems.   check check check
Systems Permissions - Group your systems into different organizations and then assign permissions to different administrators. This allows your organization to distribute the maintenance of systems to different groups, while keeping security guidelines in place.   check check check
Scheduled Actions - Schedule a certain errata update for a system or group, allowing your organization to take advantage of scheduled downtime for errata maintenance if desired.   check check check
System Search - Search your systems or workgroups by packages, errata, or systems specifications. Use our Advanced Search for even more granularity in your search.   check check check
Package Profile Comparison - Compare two systems directly against each other, or build a package profile of your own to compare against. Results let you see the differences on both machines.   check check check
Custom Channels - Create separate channels for your own custom content or 3rd-party content, seamlessly integrated with the Red Hat Network platform.     check check
Local Package Caching - Cache RPM updates behind your firewall so you only need to download one set of RPMs to your local server, and then distribute from there. Reduced bandwidth overhead.     check check
Channel Cloning and Management - Easily create, clone, or customize your own custom channels with our Channel Management tools. Very useful for enterprise customers using staged environments.       check
Channel Permissions - Create your own custom channels and then assign management permissions to each of them. This allows your organization to distribute the maintenance of channels to different groups, while keeping security guidelines in place.       check
Errata Cloning and Management - Easily create, clone, or customize your own errata with our Errata management tools. Very useful for enterprise customers with multiple environments (either physical or logical) that require customized information or packages in their errata.       check
API Access Layer - Write command line scripts or use scripted information from other applications to easily integrated RHN into your existing infrastructure.       check
Completely Off Network Capability - Take RHN completely off the public Internet for complete security. At the customer's request, Red Hat can provide physical media to your enterprise, alleviating the need for Internet downloads. Contact your salesperson for more information.       check

For more information about Scout and Satellite Servers, see the Architecture Description.
 

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