How to Create a New Red Hat Login ID and Account
- Important Notes
- If you need to join an existing account, please contact your account Organization Administrator. 1
- The following steps are exclusively for creating a new login ID and account separate from any existing accounts.
- Once a login ID has been created, it can not be changed.
- Login IDs can not be linked, merged, transferred, or reused between accounts.
Steps for creating a new Red Hat login ID and Account
-
Navigate to the user registration page.
-
Select the account type.
-
Select Corporate if using the account with an Organization or Business. A corporate Red Hat account allows a set of users to centrally purchase or administer systems within a corporate organization (system administrators, purchasing agents, IT management, etc.) If you have created a Corporate type account and require an account number, please reach out to globalcustomerservice@redhat.com.
-
Select Personal if the account will only have a single user and not be used for business purposes. A personal Red Hat account is for purchasing or administering your own personal systems.
-
-
Create a unique login ID.
- Minimum length is 5 characters.
- Maximum length is 45 characters.
- It is highly discouraged to use your contact email as the Login ID as this can cause issues at log-in if you
are associated with multiple accounts. - Once a Login ID has been created, it cannot be changed.
- Login IDs cannot be linked, merged, transferred, or reused between accounts.
- Special characters that can be used include @ ! @ { } [ ] - _ .
- Numerical characters can be used in the Login ID.
- Red Hat Login ID cannot contain spaces, national characters, or the following special characters.
" $ ^ < > | + % / ; : , * = ~ #()
-
Create a strong and unique password.
- Must be at least 14 characters.
- Must include at least 3 of the following: lowercase letter, uppercase letters, numbers, symbols.
- Cannot contain the word(s) "redhat" or "password".
-
Fill in the rest of your personal information in the fields needed.
If you have questions or need additional guidance on setting up a Red Hat login ID and account, please contact globalcustomerservice@redhat.com.
-
To join an existing Red hat account, the Organization Administrator must perform one of the following procedures.
To add a single user to an existing account, follow these steps.
To add multiple users to an existing account, follow these steps. ↩︎
Comments