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Description of problem:

It would be great to see the web interface for RHN have some type of
notification when viewing the systems on which need a reboot for kernel updates.
 This feature would be very useful when combined with the "auto updates"
feature- if the machine has been updating itself, we don't want it to have to
reboot itself, but rather inform admins of that status - "Needs rebooted".  

Maybe the "kernel version" line in the system details could be high-lighted
__RED__ noting the kernel running is old, compared with the rpm version
installed.  I understand this might be annoying if customers were booting a
custom kernel- but perhaps the rhnsd would be able to determine this.

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How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. load OS
2. update kernel/misc rpms via RHN
3. notice machine is up to date, running the old kernel version
    

Actual Results:  Sure, the machine is up to date, but only after a reboot.

Expected Results:  Perhaps a highlighted "kernel version" in system details, or
a highlighted notice under the general systems tab would be super.

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