Uma solução encontrada no site da RedHat:
- Go to http://rhn.redhat.com and login
- Click on the Systems link in the red bar at the top of the page.
- Click on the name of the system, then click the 'delete system' link in the upper right of the page, then 'delete profile' in the bottom right of the subsequent page.
You may then register the entitlement to the new system. To register your system with RHN:
- Open up a terminal window on the system you are registering.
- Make sure you are logged in as root.
- Enter the command
up2date --register
(for versions 3 and 4) or rhn_register (for versions 2.1 and 5)This should bring up an interface that will guide you through the up2date process.
Make sure not to enter a subscription number when you are prompted to, instead select the option "Use one of my existing subscriptions" or "I do not have a subscription number."
If you are trying to register version 4, we are currently working on a bug with sending the hardware information so please do not send the hardware information.
If you would like to send your hardware profile information after you have registered your system with Red Hat Network you can do so by opening up a terminal window, logging in as root, and entering the command
up2date --hardware
.