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LightSpeed error "Could not find the TLS certificate file" for Azure PAYG images

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      While exploring RHEL10 on a freshly deployed VM from the Marketplace, I encountered the following error:
       
      {{[root@RHEL10 ~]# c "how to check date"
      ⁺₊+ Asking RHEL Lightspeed
      🙁 Could not find the TLS certificate file, invalid path: /etc/pki/consumer/cert.pem

      [root@RHEL10 ~]# ls -ltr /etc/pki/consumer/
      total 0

      [root@RHEL10 ~]# rpm -qf /etc/pki/consumer/
      subscription-manager-1.30.6-1.el10_0.x86_64}}
      This suggests that the TLS certificate file is missing, and the /etc/pki/consumer/ directory is empty.

      I’m currently seeking clarity on the following question:

      Do you expect this to be the final stance, or is there a possibility that Azure might facilitate usage without RHSM for customers?

              ldupont@redhat.com Link Dupont
              tpaduchuru@microsoft.com Trivikram Paduchuru
              Rodolfo Olivieri Rodolfo Olivieri
              rhel-lightspeed-qe team rhel-lightspeed-qe team
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