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Description of problem: Issue: The "Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server, Standard (1-2 sockets) (Unlimited guests) with Smart Management" cannot be assigned to both the rhev-h and the virt-who-rhev-h at the same time but this subscription, Our documentation currently states this is how virt-who should be configured as per [1] Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Satellite 6.2.2 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. Configure virt-who to add rhev-h to your satellite 2. Have a "Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server, Standard (1-2 sockets) (Unlimited guests) with Smart Management" subscription in manifest 3. Cannot assign the above subscription to both the RHEV-H and the virt-who-rhev-h content host Actual results: - Your RHEV-H is not subscribed properly if above subscription is not assigned there - Your VMs do not have their DERIVED SKU if above subscription is not assigned there Expected results: Have a different subscription or only 1 profile for the RHEV-H Additional info: We were able to get things working for your clients in the following setup: - Assign a "Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server, Standard (1-2 sockets) (Unlimited guests) with Smart Management" to the virt-who-rhevx-1 content host - To the actual RHEV-H content host we assign the following "Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server" + "Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization for Servers, Standard (1 Socket)" - After that the clients from that rhev-h start seeing their DERIVED SKU and it works fine Issue: The "Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server, Standard (1-2 sockets) (Unlimited guests) with Smart Management" cannot be assigned to both the rhev-h and the virt-who-rhev-h at the same time but this subscription used to provide you this as before latest Satellite version you did not have those extra virt-who profiles created. But our documentation currently states this is how virt-who should be configured as per [1] More details about your subscription: "Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server, Standard (1-2 sockets) (Unlimited guests) with Smart Management" ~~~ 10950773 20127628 --SVCRH01VU Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server (Unlimited Guests) 22-APR-2016 ACTIVE 19-JAN-2016 18-JAN-2019 10950773 20127628 --SVCRH01 Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 22-APR-2016 ACTIVE 19-JAN-2016 18-JAN-2019 10950773 20127628 --SVCMPVU Smart Management (Unlimited guests) 22-APR-2016 ACTIVE 19-JAN-2016 18-JAN-2019 ~~~ We can see this subscription provides 3 things: 1) Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server (Unlimited Guests) => 500VMs per hypervisor 2) Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server => Subscribe 1 physical host 3) Smart Management (Unlimited guests) => Smart management for 500VMs [3]
[1] https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en/red-hat-satellite/6.2/single/virtual-instances-guide#configuring_virt_who_to_connect_to_red_hat_enterprise_virtualization_hypervisor [3] https://access.redhat.com/articles/1988363
There is also another bug opened related to this: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1415501
Thanks, I would like someone to take a look and evaluate how to approach this by either "splitting" subscription or "merging" the two profiles into one or else.