Redhat – Server registered via RHSM to a Satellite Server can’t load any of its assigned repositorys

Here's how I fixed the issue, at least temporarily. I copied the /etc/yum.repos.d/redhat.repo file from another working rhel6 server. Then I replaced all of the instances of sslclientkey and sslclientcert with the .pem files on this server. Then I renamed the .repo file to avoid it being wiped out on update. By doing that, I am able to install all packages as expected.

I'll have to continue to work with support to get the root of this problem solved.

UPDATE

Red Hat support finally got back to me with the following instructions which fixed the root of the problem and all is well:

Upon inspection of your registered systems we are showing you currently have them registered through RHSM and one of those systems is also registered through RHN classic.

Navigate to the following location after logging in through the customer portal and delete both systems by checking the boxes and clicking 'Delete Selected' on the bottom left:

https://access.redhat.com/management/consumers/

Once the above is completed locally in a terminal as root on the system 'GH-Server-5' issue the following commands:

rhn_register

The above command will open a terminal-tui for RHN Classic registration and ask for a username and password. These are your customer portal login and password. Also make sure to check all available update unless you require limited updates.

When the terminal based tui completes your registration issue the following commands to clean out yum's cache and add the correct repositories, and then finally update:

yum clean all
yum repolist
yum update

There are two approaches:

1. disable SELinux
2. go through the SELinux audit log and add exceptions for the service. See here. Essentially you would need to use audit2allow to create the exceptions, restart HTTPD, find the next set of exceptions and repeat until you go them all.