Make your checkout page designed for SUSE Linux Enterprise

Step 1: Nginx Web Server. First start by installing the Nginx HTTP server from the EPEL repository using the YUM package manager as follows. Step 2: Create the local Repository. Step 3: Create a cron job to keep the Local Repo in sync. Step 4: using the local Repository.

This Linux desktop comes with security features such as application security system, integrated VPN and antivirus tools, so you can deliver bullet-proof security in your enterprise and protect from harmful virus attacks, malware, and other security threats.

STEP 1: Setting up the Local Repository Server Mount SUSE Installation Disc. Run YaST Software Software Management. Search for smt, Select patterns-smt Packages for Installation and Select Accept to start the Installation. Select FINISH after the installation is over to exit.

Add repository with YaST software management on OpenSUSE Once you have entered sudo password. YaST software management GUI will load. Next, you need to select the type of repository that you want to add. In this tutorial, we are going to add an URL repository, so we need to go with Specify URL option.

Set Up the Local Repository: SUSE Login as root on the node or use sudo . Create the following directory if it does not exist: /var//html/zypper/base. Copy the files to /var//html/zypper/base on the node, and extract them there. Create the base repository headers.

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Please make sure to have the SLES ISO or DVD to add as a repository to the server. Launch YaST | Software | Software Repositories. Select Add. Select Media Type and press Next. Browse to the ISO or insert the DVD and press Next. Finish adding the repository, and close YaST.

To review the complete list of services that have been started since booting the system, enter the command systemctl . It lists all active services like shown below (shortened). To get more information on a specific service, use systemctl status MYSERVICE .