1.2.2. Capsule
While it is possible to set proxy settings in the Satellite Server, it is only possible to configure the Capsule Server's proxy settings manually. To manually configure the proxy settings:
- Add the extra settings below to the following files in the Capsule Server:
/etc/pulp/server/plugins.conf.d/iso_importer.json/etc/pulp/server/plugins.conf.d/puppet_importer.json/etc/pulp/server/plugins.conf.d/yum_importer.json
Add these settings to the files above:{ "proxy_host" : "proxy_url", "proxy_port" : proxy_port, "proxy_username" : "username", "proxy_password" : "password" }Note
Be careful when editing JSON files. The files must contain all the settings listed above even if the proxy does not require a username or password. Use the following if no username or password is required:"proxy_username" : "", "proxy_password" : ""
- Restart all the Capsule related services.
When using the --certs-tar argument with capsule-installer, make sure that the path to the tar archive is correct. If the filename is incorrect, the error condition that results is difficult to diagnose. Future validation checks will be put in place to ensure that error messages will correctly point out the issue.
Proxy Realm related features can only be deployed on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 systems. Future versions of Red Hat Satellite Capsule Server will be able to run Proxy Realm features on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 system. This operating system requirement is only relevant on the Satellite Capsule Server, host systems can run Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.
capsule-certs-generate recommends registering organizations with the organization name "ACME Corporation". Users are advised to register their organizations based on a real and valid organization name instead of "ACME Corporation".

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