#Stop Katello/Satellite services
katello-service stop

# block all inbound connections to 5647/443

CERT=/etc/pki/katello/certs/katello-apache.crt
KEY=/etc/pki/katello/private/katello-apache.key

# start qpidd
service qpidd start

#delete exchange
qpid-config --ssl-certificate $CERT --ssl-key $KEY -b "amqps://localhost:5671" del exchange event --durable

#create exchange:
qpid-config --ssl-certificate $CERT --ssl-key $KEY -b "amqps://localhost:5671" add exchange topic event --durable

#view exchange:
qpid-config --ssl-certificate $CERT --ssl-key $KEY -b "amqps://localhost:5671" exchanges

#delete queue
qpid-config --ssl-certificate $CERT --ssl-key $KEY -b 'amqps://localhost:5671' del queue katello_event_queue --force

#create queue:
qpid-config --ssl-certificate $CERT --ssl-key $KEY -b 'amqps://localhost:5671' add queue katello_event_queue --durable

#view queue:
qpid-config --ssl-certificate $CERT --ssl-key $KEY -b "amqps://localhost:5671" queues katello_event_queue

#bind queue to exchange:
qpid-config --ssl-certificate $CERT --ssl-key $KEY -b "amqps://localhost:5671" bind event katello_event_queue '*.*'

# Start up services
katello-service start

Run the following command to monitor the katello event queue:
qpid-stat -q --ssl-certificate=/etc/pki/katello/qpid_client_striped.crt -b amqps://localhost:5671

# If 0 messages are coming in then unblock port access 5647/443 to a test client and do a few register/unregister and see if the webui/rhsm cli refreshes messages go from in -> out and get processed. If so then unblock all of 443 and see if the traffic/queue jumps up, if it does then the clients running rhsm commands need to be looked into.