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This will force the system to update with the latest channel information.
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== Preparing RHEL for KVM Virtualization ==
In theory the system is now ready to create virtual machines into which guest operating systems may be installed and run. Before taking that step, it is worth spending some time in the next chapter talking about virtual networks and network bridges.
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