[Spacewalk-list] setting up master and slave spacewalk server for different locations

[Mukherjee, Debayan]

Hi Team,

Can we set up a master server in a location and slave in some other?

We have an infrastructure which is scattered all over the globe and to speed up the patchup process through network a spacewalk slave server also will be needed in that particular location. Is it possible? (below is the image) , if anyone has the process then it will be of great help.

Will the slave be working as same as the master spacewalk server and support all the Linux distros?

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Thanks!

Regards,
Debayan Mukherjee


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