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  4. Oracle Linux 7: ''One of the Configured Repositories Failed''

Oracle Linux 7: ''One of the Configured Repositories Failed''

We take a look at a quick solution for a problem you might have come up against yourself. It's a quick and easy one, fortunately!

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After a fresh install of Oracle Linux 7.4 and trying to run a 'sudo yum update,' I get:

One of the configured repositories failed (Latest Unbreakable Enterprise Linux Server 7 Server (x86_64)

Following the recommendations following the error didn't help, and this post suggested trying a 'sudo yum clean,' but this didn't fix it either.

Checking if I have network connectivity, it seems I can't ping www.google.com or ping 8.8.8.8. I've come across this before with RHEL/CentOS installs and forgetting to enable the network interface options during install. Checking /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-* the ONBOOT property was set to "no." Changing it to "yes" and rebooting did the trick.

Oracle Linux Linux (operating system) Repository (version control)

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