Red Hat Subscription Management with RHEL 7.0

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Greetings Red Hat Customer:

Red Hat is committed to providing Subscription Management tools to assist our customers in unlocking the full value from their Red Hat subscriptions. However, there is little value in the effort unless the tools/interfaces meet the needs of our customers. I’ve opened this discussion area to capture your thoughts, opinions, and issues with Red Hat Subscription Management for RHEL 7.

Also, please note that a customer survey is available for Subscription Management to offer more insights so we can provide better services and tools with your subscription. Please take a few moments to take the survey :
* Red Hat Subscription Management Survey/Feedback


Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.0 is available through Red Hat Subscription Management tools or via Red Hat Satellite 5.6. With RHEL 7, Red Hat Subscription-Management is the default client tool to connect and register to Red Hat (Red Hat Satellite 5.6 will continue to use the same rhn client tooling). If you are new to Red Hat and Subscription Management within Red Hat please see the following articles:
* The Benefits of Red Hat Subscription Management
* Get Started with Red Hat Subscription Management

If you are currently using Red Hat Network Classic or stand alone Proxy (no Satellite server) for your RHEL systems you will need to become familiar with Red Hat Subscription Management; the above articles are a start. There are several differences between the legacy Red Hat Network (RHN) Classic and the Red Hat Subscription Management (RHSM). For RHN Classic users please see the following articles:
* RHN Classic Hosted/stand-alone Proxy Customer Options for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 (RHEL 7)
* What's the difference between RHN Classic and Red Hat Subscription Management?
In addition to adding to the dialog through the discussion board, you can contact me off-line to discuss any subscription management issues.

Thank you in advance for your efforts,
Dan Lah
dlah@redhat.com

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