If it is, can be installed with yum install subscription-manager. How were you registering systems to begin with? You will have the following tag in this.
But in order to register to the Red Hat repositories you will need a valid and payed subscription. This can be either via a developer account free , via a trial free or just a payed account. Which subscription you have attached to the system? If you have a Red Hat developer free account, the subs are for a period of 1 year. This is renewed every year as long as you have active machines or an active account.
You can register and or re-register machines at any time. Just make sure to cleanup your machines from your account when not needed. That's correct. In addition to that you can use the subscription-manager list --available --all command to list all your available subscriptions and validity. Anyone landing here, please note the previous recommended solutions in context of this discussion. Also, know to use subscription-manager.
Previous posts in this thread discuss how to install that. Also know that Satellite 5. None of the answers in this thread provide a real answer to how to test if a system is just registered, but not subscribed. Suppose I run some automated system, ansible or whatever, to register a bunch of systems, and something goes wrong and some are registered, and some are not.
As he suggetsed above, the command: "subscription-manager identity" does give registration info, and if a system has been unregistered, it tells you.
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This seems to work, more generically: rpm -qa ' oraclelinux sl redhat centos -release -server ' sl is for Scientific Linux; if you know the right name for other RHEL rebuilds maybe comment below. Warning - not extensively tested. Assuming it truly is a Red Hat release not Centos : rpm -q redhat-release Or just run: uname -r And map the output.
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