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Hello Tom

Re: Satellite Topology with Isolated Capsule [1]

Any idea where the line should terminate when in the case of Isolated Host to Capsule? There is no Katello in that diagram for the Isolated Capsule.
 

Thank you





[1] https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_satellite/6.2/html/architecture_guide/chap-documentation-architecture_guide-capsule_server_overview#figu-Satellite_Topology_with_Isolated_Capsule

Tom says

capsule (and on server) port 5000 goes to pulp/crane so whatever box includes that

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Closing.