How does paid RHN access work for Fedora Linux

[Yusuf Goolamabbas]

Some questions, hope this in on topic for this list

Assume, I have an existing RHN subscription for my RH Linux (US$
60/year). Would this continue to be applicable for Fedora Linux ?
Since yum can work with multiple repositories, would RHN encompass
multiple repositories

Would I get guranteed access across all repositories ?

Regards, Yusuf

[Michael K. Johnson]

On Wed, Sep 24, 2003 at 11:18:30AM +0800, Yusuf Goolamabbas wrote:
> Assume, I have an existing RHN subscription for my RH Linux (US$
> 60/year). Would this continue to be applicable for Fedora Linux ?

Yes.
> Since yum can work with multiple repositories, would RHN encompass
> multiple repositories

I'm not sure I understand this part of the question.  The yum capabilities
of up2date aren't really related to its RHN capabilities.
> Would I get guranteed access across all repositories ?

Again, I'm not sure I understand; what precisely do you mean by
"all repositories"?

michaelkjohnson

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[Scott Becker]

Michael K. Johnson wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 24, 2003 at 11:18:30AM +0800, Yusuf Goolamabbas wrote:
> > Assume, I have an existing RHN subscription for my RH Linux (US$
> > 60/year). Would this continue to be applicable for Fedora Linux ?
>
> Yes.

FUN (Fedora Update Network). Transfer my RHN subscriptions. As long as 
the 'fedora' community updates the releases for one year I'll stay in at 
$60 per machine. $350/year for old fileservers and firewall's patches, 
too much.