Hi
Try with the suse_register command from the CLI;
suse_register -n -a regcode-sles=YourActivationCode -a email=YourEmailAddress -a moniker=YourHostname -L .suse_sles_register.log
suse_register -n -a regcode-oes=YourActivationCode -a email=YourEmailAddress -a moniker=YourHostname -L .suse_oes_register.log
Not sure about the second one, maybe there is a oes_register command?
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Hi
Try with the suse_register command from the CLI;
suse_register -n -a regcode-sles=YourActivationCode -a
email=YourEmailAddress -a moniker=YourHostname -L
.suse_sles_register.log suse_register -n -a
regcode-oes=YourActivationCode -a email=YourEmailAddress -a
moniker=YourHostname -L .suse_oes_register.log Not sure about
the second one, maybe there is a oes_register command?[/color]
So my response to malcolmlewis’s comment is…
Was just about to reply (or delete) my post. Figured it out, use the
suse_register with both regcode-sles and regcode-oes.