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2 changes: 2 additions & 0 deletions .changelog
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# - Fixed error in Bat section of Upgrade Guide (bsc#1234567)
# For guidelines: https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Creating_a_changes_file_(RPM)#Changelog_section_.28.25changelog.29

- Updated Network Requirement section to add settings for server
configuration behind HTTP OSI level 7 proxy.
- Clarified that NFS with Cobbler is not supported (bsc#1240666)
- Fixed the link in Common Workflows Guide (bsc#1242911)
- Documented uptodate action in Common Workflows Guide as
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For more information on disconnected setup and port configuration, see xref:administration:disconnected-setup.adoc[].




== Deployment behind HTTP or HTTPS OSI level 7 proxy

Some environment enforce internet access through a HTTP or HTTPS proxy.
This could be a Squid server or similar.
To allow the {productname} Server internet access in such configuration, you need to configure the following.

.Procedure: Configuring HTTP or HTTPS OSI level 7 proxy

. For operating system internet access, modify [path]``/etc/sysconfig/proxy`` according to your needs:

+

[source,shell]
----
PROXY_ENABLED="no"
HTTP_PROXY=""
HTTPS_PROXY=""
NO_PROXY="localhost, 127.0.0.1"
----

. For Java application internet access, modify [path]``/etc/rhn/rhn.conf`` according to your needs.
For example, set:

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[source,shell]
----
# Use proxy FQDN, or FQDN:port
server.satellite.http_proxy =
server.satellite.http_proxy_username =
server.satellite.http_proxy_password =
# no_proxy is a comma seperated list
server.satellite.no_proxy =
----

. Restart spacewalk services to enforce the new configuration:

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[source,shell]
----
spacewalk-services restart
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