Barry,

I believe this is a reported issue, I am digging around for the related bug
and will post if I find something.

Can you do this:
# foreman-rake console
> Katello::Subscription.import_all
> Katello::Pool.import_all

and then see if the missing subscriptions show?

John Mitsch
Red Hat Engineering
(860)-967-7285
irc: jomitsch

On Thu, Jul 28, 2016 at 12:26 PM, Barry Gestwicki <[email protected]>
wrote:

> I hesitate to post on here for issues I’m experiencing until I’ve
> thoroughly troubleshot them, but I’m banging my head against a wall here,
> so here I go…  :-)  I initially installed Katello 2.4 on a RHEL7 system,
> and as we have a small set of Virtual Datacenter Licenses, I followed the
> steps outlined in https://access.redhat.com/solutions/659563 in order to
> facilitate the use of them in Katello.  I was successfully able to attach
> the VDC subscription to ten ESXi hosts, and I could see the derived
> subscriptions on the “*Red Hat Subscriptions*” page underneath the
> primary *“**Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Virtual Datacenters, Standard**”
> *entry.  However, I quickly found that I was unable to add all the
> derived subscriptions to a given Activation Key, as it reported an error
> that basically indicated the derived subscriptions shared the same Product
> ID and would not allow duplicate additions.  This particular phenomenon
> appears to have been documented in
> http://projects.theforeman.org/issues/13844, so I had been watching it
> intently, and based on a recent update, this particular issue has
> reportedly been fixed in Katello 3.0.
>
>
>
> All that being said, I had updated said Katello instance to version 3,
> hopeful to take advantage of the bug fix, among other benefits.  However,
> a few things were immediately obvious to me : 1) After the upgrade, none of
> the VDC subscriptions stayed attached to my ESXi hosts.  This was easily
> remedied by going back through the process of attaching the VDC
> subscription to our ESXi hosts, but an odd outcome, nonetheless.  However,
> after doing so, I found that the derived subscriptions were not appearing
> on the “*Red Hat Subscriptions*” page as they were in Katello 2.4.  As I
> suspected, that also meant that they are unavailable for me to attach to an
> Activation Key.  Even more confounding, if I were to hop on a guest of
> one of the subscribed ESXi hosts and execute “subscription-manager list
> --available”, I could actually see that DERIVED SKU license was available
> for me to use if I wanted to manually do so, just not within the context of
> Katello.
>
>
>
> *TL;DR* - In Katello 2.4, I was able to attach VDC subscriptions to ESXi
> hypervisors, and view the derived subscriptions in both “*Red Hat
> Subscriptions*” and “*Activation Keys*” > “*Subscriptions*” > "*Add*",
> but was unable to add multiple derived subscriptions due to the duplicate
> Product ID issue reported in http://projects.theforeman.org/issues/13844.
> This has reportedly been fixed in Katello 3.0, but unfortunately an
> upgrade from 2.4 to 3.0 has resulted in a different issue where the derived
> licenses are not visible on the “*Red Hat Subscriptions Page*”, nor the 
> “*Activation
> Keys*” one, but can be seen directly from the “*subscription-manager*”
> command on a subscribed hypervisor guest.
>
>
>
> My intent with this is to see if there’s anyone else out there
> experiencing the same behavior, as well as possibly getting some advice on
> a fix from the experts out there, and/or get some confirmation that this is
> a legitimate bug that deserves to be reported (Hopefully with a fix in 3.1
> if so!  :-)).  Thanks to anyone who may be able to provide some insight
> and/or assistance!
>
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