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   org ID: 6281253
-So this is much better, although the other nodes do not give out the server type (pity!), and do not seem to be "RHN Classic".Í
+So this is much better, although the other nodes do not give out the server type (pity!), and do not seem to be "RHN Classic".
 However, the redhat.repo file was wiped. Nothing in it. The I tried:

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   org ID: 6281253
-So this is much better, though the other nodes do not have the server type, and do not seem to be "RHN Classic"
+So this is much better, although the other nodes do not give out the server type (pity!), and do not seem to be "RHN Classic".Í
 However, the redhat.repo file was wiped. Nothing in it. The I tried:

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 =Red Hat Subscription issues=
 At some point in March 2016, node1 was not conencting to the repositories properly. the command
   subscription-manager identity
 I also ran into the pool ID concept which was mysterious.
-Further it showed the system was registered. And when I ran
+== Measures ==
   subscription-manager unregister
-It would say it wasn't registered. However, despite coplainst it would let you register it again with
+It would say it wasn't registered. However, despite complaints, it would let you register it again with
   subscription-manager register
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   subscription-manager attach --auto
 After this, I got:
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 On the face of it, this may just list out the content of the files in /etc/yum.repos.d, but in fact there was an effetc: it populated /etc/redhat.repo, quite a surprise. Finally it felt as if node1 was finally coming around to being normal.

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	System Type: Physical		System Type: Physical

−	But it's still alarming how redhat.repo remains empty. And in fact this file still ~~neds~~ a bunch of information, especially the certificates.	+	But it's still alarming how redhat.repo remains empty. And in fact this file still needs a bunch of information, especially the certificates. I did check inside /etc/rhsm/ca and node1 had two certificates, one with the name "candle" and this was the same as the other nodes. Finally I then used the "repos" subcommand like so:
		+	subscription-manager repos --list
		+
		+	On the face of it, this may just list out the content of the files in /etc/yum.repos.d, but in fact there was an effetc: it populated /etc/redhat.repo, quite a surprise. Finally it felt as if node1 was finally coming around to being normal.

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	Ends: 29/10/16		Ends: 29/10/16
	System Type: Physical		System Type: Physical
		+
		+	But it's still alarming how redhat.repo remains empty. And in fact this file still neds a bunch of information, especially the certificates.

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	subscription-manager list --consumed		subscription-manager list --consumed
		+
		+	This gives something that is not too bad:
		+
		+	+-------------------------------------------+
		+	Consumed Subscriptions
		+	+-------------------------------------------+
		+	Subscription Name: Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server, Standard (Physical or Virtual Nodes)
		+	Provides: Oracle Java (for RHEL Server)
		+	Red Hat Enterprise Linux Atomic Host
		+	Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server
		+	Red Hat Software Collections (for RHEL Server)
		+	Red Hat Beta
		+	dotNET on RHEL Beta (for RHEL Server)
		+	dotNET on RHEL (for RHEL Server)
		+	Red Hat Enterprise Linux Atomic Host Beta
		+	Red Hat Developer Toolset (for RHEL Server)
		+	Red Hat Software Collections Beta (for RHEL Server)
		+	Red Hat Container Images
		+	Red Hat Container Images Beta
		+	SKU: RH00004F3
		+	Contract: 10308196
		+	Account: 1433699
		+	Serial: 3658604266442560863
		+	Pool ID: 8a85f98441f5a5f20142045877c84bfb
		+	Provides Management: No
		+	Active: True
		+	Quantity Used: 2
		+	Service Level: Standard
		+	Service Type: L1-L3
		+	Status Details: Subscription is current
		+	Subscription Type: Instance Based
		+	Starts: 29/10/13
		+	Ends: 29/10/16
		+	System Type: Physical

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 However, the redhat.repo file was wiped. Nothing in it. The I tried:
   subscription-manager list --available
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   Ends:                29/10/16
   System Type:         Physical

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	It would say it wasn't registered. However, despite coplainst it would let you register it again with		It would say it wasn't registered. However, despite coplainst it would let you register it again with
	subscription-manager register		subscription-manager register
		+
		+	and I then
		+	subscription-manager attach --auto
		+

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	So this is much better, though the other nodes do not have the server type, and do not seem to be "RHN Classic"		So this is much better, though the other nodes do not have the server type, and do not seem to be "RHN Classic"
		+
		+	However, the redhat.repo file was wiped. Nothing in it. The I tried:
		+	subscription-manager list --available
		+
		+	This gave me
		+
		+	+-------------------------------------------+
		+	Available Subscriptions
		+	+-------------------------------------------+
		+	Subscription Name: Red Hat Enterprise Linux Academic Server, Self-support (16 sockets) (Up to 1 guest) with Smart Management
		+	Provides: Red Hat Beta
		+	Oracle Java (for RHEL Server)
		+	Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server
		+	Red Hat Software Collections Beta (for RHEL Server)
		+	SKU: RH0156864RN
		+	Contract: 10754446
		+	Pool ID: 8a85f9814f02ff15014f0332a5200b04
		+	Provides Management: Yes
		+	Available: 1
		+	Suggested: 1
		+	Service Level: Self-Support
		+	Service Type: L1-L3
		+	Subscription Type: Standard
		+	Ends: 16/08/16
		+	System Type: Physical
		+
		+	Subscription Name: Scalable File System
		+	Provides: Red Hat Enterprise Linux Scalable File System (for RHEL Server)
		+	Red Hat Enterprise Linux Scalable File System (for RHEL Workstation)
		+	SKU: RH00027RN
		+	Contract: 10877730
		+	Pool ID: 8a85f98152b0bc180152b0df6a8e2b2e
		+	Provides Management: No
		+	Available: 2
		+	Suggested: 2
		+	Service Level: Layered
		+	Service Type: L1-L3
		+	Subscription Type: Instance Based
		+	Ends: 20/02/17
		+	System Type: Physical
		+
		+	Subscription Name: Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server, Standard (Physical or Virtual Nodes)
		+	Provides: Red Hat Beta
		+	Red Hat Container Images Beta
		+	Red Hat Software Collections (for RHEL Server)
		+	Red Hat Enterprise Linux Atomic Host Beta
		+	Oracle Java (for RHEL Server)
		+	Red Hat Container Images
		+	Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server
		+	Red Hat Enterprise Linux Atomic Host
		+	Red Hat Software Collections Beta (for RHEL Server)
		+	Red Hat Developer Toolset (for RHEL Server)
		+	SKU: RH00004F3
		+	Contract: 10308196
		+	Pool ID: 8a85f98441f5a5f20142045877c84bfb
		+	Provides Management: No
		+	Available: 4
		+	Suggested: 2
		+	Service Level: Standard
		+	Service Type: L1-L3
		+	Subscription Type: Instance Based
		+	Ends: 29/10/16
		+	System Type: Physical