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Thanks! This worked great, but unfortunately I wasn't able to pull the update. Since the system was updated prior to being put into this secure environment then the system had some newer files on it so it wouldn't allow it to update. I ended p having to move it to a different VLAN to update and then move it back. Kind of a pain but it will do for now.
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Thanks! This worked great, but unfortunately I wasn't able to pull the update. Since the system was updated prior to being put into this secure environment then the system had some newer files on it so it wouldn't allow it to update. I ended p having to move it to a different VLAN to update and then move it back. Kind of a pain but it will do for now.

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I hope someone can help me with this task. On Redhat 6.6 I need to create a local repository and then pull an update from a DVD ISO and to use that instead of running the YUM command since my system doesn't have internet access.<br />
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Thanks in advance for any help you can provide!!
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I hope someone can help me with this task. On Redhat 6.6 I need to create a local repository and then pull an update from a DVD ISO and to use that instead of running the YUM command since my system doesn't have internet access.

Thanks in advance for any help you can provide!!

On Redhat I need to pull an update form a DVD ISO and create a local repository

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