How to register SLES using the SUSEConnect command line tool

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### **Environment** ###

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12  
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15

### **Situation** ###

With SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 and 15 a new command line tool to register servers has been implemented: **SUSEConnect**  
  
This TID will provide some details on how to use SUSEConnect.  
  
Registering (or activating) a system with the SUSE Customer Center (SCC) is necessary to be on a supported state and to be able to receive updates.  
  
SUSEConnect replaces suse\_register. While SUSEConnect does register a SLES 12 and 15 system with SCC, suse\_register still communicates with the Novell Customer Center (NCC).

### **Resolution** ###

To get an overview on the existing options for SUSEConnect, run "SUSEConnect --help":

> SLES12:~ \# SUSEConnect -help  
> Usage: SUSEConnect \[options\]  
> Register SUSE Linux Enterprise installations with the SUSE Customer Center.  
> Registration allows access to software repositories including updates,  
> and allows online management of subscriptions and organizations  
>   
> Manage subscriptions at https://scc.suse.com  
> \-p, --product \[PRODUCT\] Activate PRODUCT. Defaults to the base SUSE Linux  
> Enterprise product on this system.  
> Product identifiers can be obtained with 'zypper products'  
> Format: <internal name>/<version>/<architecture>  
> \-r, --regcode \[REGCODE\] Subscription registration code for the  
> product to be registered.  
> Relates that product to the specified subscription,  
> and enables software repositories for that product  
> \--instance-data \[path to file\]  
> Path to the XML file holding the public key and instance data  
> for cloud registration with SMT  
> \-e, --email <email> email address for product registration  
> \--url \[URL\] URL of registration server (e.g. https://scc.suse.com).  
> Implies --write-config so that subsequent invocations use the same registration server.  
> \-s, --status get current system registration status in json format  
> \--status-text get current system registration status in text format  
> \--write-config write options to config file at /etc/SUSEConnect  
>   
> Common options:  
> \--root \[PATH\] Path to the root folder, uses the same parameter for zypper.  
> \--version print program version  
> \--debug provide debug output  
> \-h, --help show this message

The most important options needed are:

> \-r, --regcode \[REGCODE\]  
> \-e, --email \[EMAIL\]  
> \--debug  
> \-p, --product \[PRODUCT\]

Once the script has finished successfully, the file /etc/SUSEConnect will be generated. The default content will for example look like:

> SLES12:~ \# cat /etc/SUSEConnect  
> \---  
> url: https://scc.suse.com  
> insecure: false

An example command to register a server using SUSEConnect would be:

> SUSEConnect -r <ActivationCode> -e <EmailAddress>

The "--product" option is useful to add other products e.g. the "SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Workstation Extension 12". A list of products already installed, but not necessarily registered, can be retrieved by issuing the command "zypper pd -i". A list of products already registered can be retrieved by issuing "SUSEConnect --status-text". A list of products available to install from enabled repositories can be retrieved by issuing "zypper se -t product". A list of available add-on products to register can be retrieved by issuing "SUSEConnect --list-extensions".  
  
**NOTE:** It will not be possible to register a product unless it is already installed.  
  
Newer versions of the tool included with SLES12 SP1 and SLES12 SP2 also has additional options, see "man SUSEConnect" for information on the latest options available.

### **Additional Information** ###

If the script does not finish successfully the "--debug" option can be added to increase the verbosity of the script:

> SUSEConnect -r <ActivationCode> -e <EmailAddress> --debug

SUSEConnect is located in the /usr/bin directory and is provided by the package **SUSEConnect**.

### **Disclaimer** ###

This Support Knowledgebase provides a valuable tool for SUSE customers and parties interested in our products and solutions to acquire information, ideas and learn from one another. Materials are provided for informational, personal or non-commercial use within your organization and are presented "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND.

*  **Document ID:***7016626*
 *  **Creation Date:**23-Jun-2015
 *  **Modified Date:**10-Feb-2021
 *  SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop
 *  SUSE Linux Enterprise Server

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