Hello all,

When filtering by "RHEL for x86 HA", there are no hypervisors entries

Environment:

https://console.redhat.com/subscriptions/usage/

SPECIFICS: - At

https://console.redhat.com/subscriptions/usage/rhel
:

Subscription Usage > RHEL > select "RHEL for x86 HA" in "variants" > "Current Instances" shows only Virtual machine but not virt-who machines(ESX host at VMware).

When Simple Content Access was disabled, Cu was able to see what kind of virt-who machine got attached the HA subscriptions.

It had very useful information because they purchased the below subscriptions depending on how many virt-who machines need these subscriptions.
1. High Availability for Unlimited Guests
2. High Availability for Unlimited Guests (Disaster Recovery)

• "CPU socket usage" says:

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Subscription threshold 124
Virtual 1619
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The Cu doesn't feel this figure is correct.
As long as virt-who machine (ESX host at VMware) attached "High Availability for Unlimited Guests*" subscriptions then virtual machine running on that virt-who machine is entitled.
Does "CPU socket usage" not apply this rule??

RESEARCH:
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• Confirmed if the Cu was using Satellite to entitle VM's and access HA repos. //USING SATELLITE

• Automatic Inventory Upload is enabled.
   

Friends, is that supposed to be presenting the hypervisors? once there is this concept of HA assigned to the hypervisors?

Note that virt-who is also pulling/pushing the information.