There are a lot of packages available on the RedHat Enterprise Linux
Installation DVD (I count 3764 .rpm files on version 6.5 Beta), and you can
mount the DVD on your system and then use it as a repository to install them
with yum. To do that:
First you need access to the files on the DVD. If the disk is inserted in a physical DVD drive on your system, or if you are working in a virtual machine and you have the DVD attached to the VM's virtual optical drive, you can mount it with:
mkdir /media/rhel mount /dev/cdrom /media/rhelOtherwise, if you have the
.isoimage locally on the system, you can mount that one instead:mkdir /media/rhel mount -o loop /root/rhel.iso /media/rhelNext, you need to create a Yum repository pointing to the mounted disk. To do that, create a new
.repofile in the/etc/yum.repos.d/directory:vi /etc/yum.repos.d/rhel-media.repo...and populate it with the following lines:
[rhel-media] name=rhel-media baseurl=file:///media/rhel gpgcheck=1 enabled=1 gpgfile=file:///media/rhel/RPM-GPG-KEY-redhat-releaseIf you don't remember the configuration lines listed above, you can peak at other
.repofiles in/etc/yum.repos.d/.
You can then install packages, for example httpd with simply doing:
yum install httpd
You can also verify that the DVD is the source for that package with:
yum info httpd | grep Repo
Repo : rhel-media