How can non-ELS RHEL3 users get the new CA SSL certificate? - Red Hat Customer Portal

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Issue

The old Red Hat Network (RHN Classic) CA SSL certificate is expired in August 2013.
So the new RHN CA SSL certificate is released as an errata.
However, the new CA SSL certificate is released for only ELS channel in RHEL3, so the non-ELS RHEL3 users cannot apply the new CA SSL certificate and cannot apply the errata by using up2date after expiration of old CA SSL certificate.
How can non-ELS RHEL3 users get the new CA SSL certificate and use up2date to apply the old errata?

Environment

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.9 GA

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