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RHINENG-10656: Add info about task conversion parameters #241

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1. Go to **Red Hat Insights > RHEL > Automation Toolkit > Tasks.**
1. Locate the **Convert to RHEL from CentOS 7 Linux** task and click **Select systems.**
1. You can change the task name. It will be used on the report generated.
1. Select the CentOS Linux 7 systems you want to convert to RHEL and click **Run task.**
1. Select the CentOS Linux 7 systems you want to convert to RHEL and click **Next.**
1. Configure the conversion task with the given settings, as required.
<details>
<summary><span style="color:#0066CC">&nbsp**Configurable task settings**</span></summary>
- **Do not use the ELS subscription**<br>
Choose this option if you plan to upgrade your RHEL system to version 8 or higher.
- **Allow kernel modules outside of RHEL repositories on the system**<br>
Choose this option to allow the pre-conversion analysis to ignore kernel modules that are not part of RHEL repositories.
- **Allow outdated kernel on the system**<br>
Choose this option to allow the pre-conversion analysis to ignore when your system is booted from an outdated kernel.
- **Allow outdated packages on the system**<br>
Choose this option to allow the pre-conversion analysis to ignore all outdated packages on the system.
</details>
1. Click **Run Task** to start the conversion task on the selected systems.
1. Go to the **Activity tab** and find the newly running conversion task. Your task shows a run status of "Running" until it finishes for all included systems. At that time the run status will update to "Completed."

[The conversion process can take up to an hour to complete.]{{admonition note}}
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1. You can change the task name. It will be used on the report generated.

1. Select the CentOS Linux 7 systems you want to analyze for conversion and click **Run task.**
1. Select the CentOS Linux 7 systems you want to analyze for conversion and click **Next.**
<details>
<summary><span style="color:#0066CC">&nbsp**Don't see your system?**</span></summary>
<br>
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</details>

1. Configure the pre-conversion analysis task with the given settings, as required.
<details>
<summary><span style="color:#0066CC">&nbsp**Configurable task settings**</span></summary>
- **Do not use the ELS subscription**<br>
Choose this option if you plan to upgrade your RHEL system to version 8 or higher.
- **Allow kernel modules outside of RHEL repositories on the system**<br>
Choose this option to allow the pre-conversion analysis to ignore kernel modules that are not part of RHEL repositories.
- **Allow outdated kernel on the system**<br>
Choose this option to allow the pre-conversion analysis to ignore when your system is booted from an outdated kernel.
- **Allow outdated packages on the system**<br>
Choose this option to allow the pre-conversion analysis to ignore all outdated packages on the system.
</details>
1. Click **Run Task** to start the pre-conversion task on the selected systems.
1. Go to the **Activity** tab and find the newly running conversion task. Your task shows a run status of "Running" until it finishes for all included systems. At that time, the run status will update to "Completed."

[The pre-conversion analysis can take up to an hour to complete.]{{admonition note}}
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