Tuesday, 5 March 2013

configure YUM(yellow dog updater modifier) Server(REDHAT)

Posted by THE TECHNICAL ZONE | 09:44 Categories:
Here is the red-hat Linux yum client package installation which used mainly
 for configuring yum client in red-hat 6.0

if any body is a beginner in red-hat Linux this is the most important required tool which is used in red hat server administration specially for our members who wants to learn Linux follow the given steps.

We will configure yum server with Ftp( File transfer protocol). So before proceeding for yum we will first configure the basic ftp server for yum.

1. Change your path as in image for installing vsftpd package for configuring ftp server.


2. Install vsftpd package from packages like in image.
3. Start the service of vsftpd .

4. This make your service permanent.

5. Lets make new folder in the ftp for copying packges.

6. Now copy the packages in folder we made.

7. Now we will install createrepo package for making repo of the packages. Do the same steps in image.

8. Now got to the folder where we copied our packages.

9. After change the directory . wrtie this command to make reposatory of packages. " createrepo -v . "

10. After making the repositry of packages . Change the directory in image.

11. Now make new file here write same command " vim dvd.repo" hit enter.

12. Now we are in dvd.repo file in vi editor .
To write io this file press "i"
Write these lines for making yum server .
In baseurl = if your server has static ip ( 192.168.0.1) replace ip with locahost. But if you are running localhost then localhost is okey.
Enabled = 1 ---> It will allow clients to fetch packages.
To save the file :- Press Esc(escape) then  press ":"(colon) then wq after hit enter.

13. After this ... you have done .Enjoy ....now you can install packages with yum.

if you got any problem then feel free to post comment . We will give you solution.
I hope you will like this tutorial. Enjoy .. We will update this video in youtube soon....
                                                          :- The Technical Zone 

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