yum update

[Dawes, Stephen]

There are a lot of factors in play.
1. the band width of the machine receiving the rpms.
2. the band width of the yum repository you have connected to. 
3. the number of packages that need upgrading.
4. the fact that you are doing an upgrade and not an update.
5. the current load on the machine being upgraded.

So, why not cancel the job, and schedule it to run over night.

You can use cron to check and apply updates daily weekly monthely ... 
Al you need to do is put the command
Yum -y update
In a script and put into the cron directory of your choice.

The script would look like

#!/bin/bash
yum -y update


Steve Dawes
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