Linux Patch Management: Keeping Linux Systems Up To Date

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Sarge (Debian) 2nd 3rd

satellite servers, RHEL updates

security fixes

selecting

     packages, Synaptic Package Manager

     sources, configuring apt for RPM

selecting mirrors

servers

     authenticated network servers, changing source of installation (YaST)

     ftp yum servers, configuring

     local yum servers, configuring

     NFS servers, changing source of installation (YaST)

     NFS yum clients, configuring

     NFS yum servers, configuring

    proxy servers [See proxy servers]

     supported by ZLM

     updating local servers, local YaST online update

    updating neighboring servers

         local YaST online update

         rsync

     ZLM, installing

service developers, sources for patches

service patches, testing

service upgrades

services, selecting

sharing

     RHEL repositories

     update directories

         local YaST online update

Sid (Debian) 2nd 3rd

SLES (SUSE Linux Enterprise Server)

Smart package manager

source packages, configuring LANs

sources

    community-based sources [See community-based sources]

     selecting, configuring apt for RPM

sources for patches

     native Linux distribution

     service developers

     third parties

sources.list results, apt

space requirements, installation requirements for Fedora repositories

storage specifications, configuring LANs

strategy for setting up yum repositories

subscriptions

     activating for RHEL

     for RHEL

     provisioning proxy subscriptions

     purchasing for RHEL

supplementary packages, changing source of installation (YaST)

SUSE Linux

     configuring apt 2nd

     downloading

     Synaptic Package Manager

    update systems, YaST [See YaST]

     YOU 2nd

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 2nd

SUSE Linux Enterprise server updates

SUSE Linux Professional 2nd

Synaptic Package Manager

     configuring

     Fedora Linux

     keeping updated

     making changes

     selecting packages

     SUSE Linux

Synaptic Package options

Synaptic Preferences

synchronizing

     mirrors

     repositories, Fedora

     time, proxy servers (Red Hat Network Proxy Server)

     updates

System Update, YaST

     backup

     languages

     Update Options