Red Hat NETWORK - USER REFERENCE GUIDE 2.0 User Reference Manual

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Section 4.6:Syncronizing Your System Profile 454XFtOd04NMgWI63uqZc4zkRa+kwEZtmbz3tHSdRCCE+Y7YVP6IUf/w6YPQFQriWYFiA6fD10eB+BlIUqIw80VgjsBKmCwvKkn4jg8kibXgj4/TzQSx77uYokw1EqQ2wkOZoaEtcubsNMquuLCMWijYhGBBgRAgAGBQI36lRyAAoJECGRgM3bQqYOhyYAnj7hVDY/FJAGqmtZpwVp9IlitW5tAJ4xQApr/jNFZCTksnI+4O1765F7tA===3AHZ-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----2. At the shell prompt, import the key with the following command:gpg --import redhat2.ascThe resulting message tells you that the key was processed. To check that the key was added, typegpg --list-keys. You will see the key you just downloaded from Red Hat, as well as yourown keys.4.6 Syncronizing Your System ProfileIf you configured the Red Hat Update Agent to install the latest packages automatically, then yourSystem Profile stored by Red Hat Network will be updated automatically also. However, if you onlydownload the latest RPM packages using the Red Hat Update Agent or through the Web interfaceand upgrade or install the packages yourself, your System Profile will not be updated automatically.If you remove packages, you need to update your RPM package list in your System Profile.To syncronize the RPM package list on your local system and on Red Hat Network run the commandup2date -pAfter running this command, your System Profile on Red Hat Network will reflect the latest softwareversions installed on your system.