Cloned from https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1517332

Description of problem:

The current settings dialog overwhelms non-regular users.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

Satellite 6.2.12

How reproducible:

always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. open "Settings" on the Satellite

Actual results:

A large amount of settings in 9 categories, ordered by name

Expected results:

A clean and logic interface

Additional info:

(Detailed description from the support case)

Settings not grouped intuitive for the End user:
The settings are sorted on the internal key name instead of grouped logical on functionality
Below are a couple of examples:
- Unstructured settings related to UI spread across multiple tabs and not grouped together
host_power_status is in General tab
Always show configuration status is in Puppet tab
- Related settings shall be put together
- Puppet 'Out of sync interval' is 2 lines above the related 'Puppet interval'. How shall the use understand those are related.
- The description is not consistent with the use of the word 'Puppet'
- All puppet populate from facts settings spread in Provisioning and Pupept
- 'Update subnets from facts' is in Puppet, but 'Ignore facts for domain' is in Provisioning.

Settings are too much:
Hide Advanced settigns under 'Advanced' or 'More' because they distract from real user relevant settings
Candidates for the Advanced settings are things like:
- Certificate locations that are normally configured through the installer
- Legacy puppet settings like 'Legacy Puppet hostname' and 'Puppetrun'