You will come across this error while installing a software  when you don’t not enabled your RHEL subscription. So one and only solution is to enable RHEL subscription.

Solution for the:

Error: There are no enabled repositories in "/etc/yum.repos.d", "/etc/yum/repos.d",  "/etc/distro.repos.d" 

How To Fix : there are no enabled repositories in “/etc/yum.repos.d”, “/etc/yum/repos.d”, “/etc/distro.repos.d” Error

In this tutorial, we will take you through the step-by-step guide to fix the Fix “There are no enabled repositories RHEL solution” error or Fix : there are no enabled repositories in “/etc/yum.repos.d”, “/etc/yum/repos.d”, “/etc/distro.repos.d” Error

How To Fix there are no enabled repositories RHEL solution error

Register your RHEL subscription and enable the package manager

How to enable Red Hat repositories with subscription-manager command

Make sure you have paid or trial Redhat subscription in your RHEL.

# subscription-manager register

How to enable Red Hat repositories without RHEL subscription

Don’t worry if you don’t have RHEL subscription. We have another method where you can mount the ISO image of RedHat and make it your local repository with the following command/

# mkdir /media/rhel-iso
# mount /dev/cdrom /media/rhel-iso/

Now create a new dnf repo file at /etc/yum.repos.d/RHEL_Disc.repo with the following content:

[RHEL_Disc]
name=rhel-8.4-x86_64-dvd
baseurl="file:///media/rhel-iso/AppStream/"
gpgcheck=0

Now run the following command to  check for new repos to enable this repository:

# dnf repolist

Now, you can easily install any software from repos without going having any error in RHEL.

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In RHEL 8.5, IT administrators and DBAs can easily install, configure and tune SQL Server in an automated fashion. RHEL 8.5 will ship in early November. Some of the other features and the changes that you will see in RHEL 8.5:

1. New support for OpenJDK 17 and other language updates for developers
2. Additional security features for personal access tokens and network time security (NTS) for NTP.  It uses a new Network Time Security (NTS) option as part of the existing time sync system role.
3. RHEL system role for VPN: Reduces the time to configure VPN tunnels and reduces risk of misconfiguration or use of non-recommended settings. Also supports host-to-host and mesh VPN configurations.

4. RHEL system role for timesync:  Uses a new Network Time Security (NTS) option as part of the existing timesync system role.

5. RHEL system role for Storage: Adds support for LVM (Logical Volume Manager) VDO (Virtual Data Optimizer) volumes and volume sizes that can be expressed as a percentage of the pool’s total size.

6. RHEL system role for Postfix: In tech preview for some time, the RHEL system role for Postfix is fully supported with RHEL 8.5. It enables administrators to skip manual configuration of Postfix, automating how you install, configure, and start the server, as well as specify custom settings to better control how Postfix works in your environment.

7. RHEL system role for Microsoft SQL Server: Allows IT administrators and DBAs to more quickly install, configure and tune SQL Server in an automated fashion.

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