Can I get training on Ansible? How do I submit a change to the documentation? How do I keep secret data in my playbook? Note that this is a very basic packaging system. It will not enforce dependencies on install or remove. Specifies the location of a response file to be used if package expects input on install.
Can be any path acceptable to the pkgadd command's -d option. If using a file or directory, they must already be accessible by the host. See the copy module for a way to get them there.
IPS also includes other meta and group packages that can be installed on your system to provide a trusted desktop or multi-user desktop. Search Scope:. Document Information Preface 1. Transitioning to an Oracle Solaris 11 Installation Method 3. Managing Devices 4. Managing Storage Features 5. Managing File Systems 6. All rights reserved. Legal Notices. Home Installation Guide Learn the system requirements, licensing and installation instructions, and how to configure and maintain BigFix.
Installing on Linux systems After understanding the terms and the administrative roles, you are ready to actually get authorized and install the programs. Installing the clients Install the BigFix client on every computer in your network that you want to administer, including the computer that is running the console.
Installing the Client Manually The BigFix client can always be installed by manually running the client installer on each computer. Installation Guide Learn the system requirements, licensing and installation instructions, and how to configure and maintain BigFix. Introduction BigFix aims to solve the increasingly complex problem of keeping your critical systems updated, compatible, and free of security issues.
Sample deployment scenarios The following deployment scenarios illustrate some basic configurations taken from actual case studies. Assumptions and requirements BigFix runs efficiently using minimal server, network, and client resources. Types of installation Before you install the product, decide if you want to do an evaluation or production installation.
Managing licenses You must obtain a license key before you can install and use BigFix. Before installing Before running the installation make sure that you read the following topics and run the requested activities if needed.
Installing on Windows systems Now that you understand the terms and the administrative roles, you are ready to get authorized and install the programs. Silent installation To run a silent installation enter the following command: Installation Folder Structure After the BigFix installation, you can see the following folder structure: Configuration, Masthead, and Log Files At the end of the installation you can find the following BigFix files containing the settings of the installed components and the installation messages: Managing the BigFix Services You can start, stop, restart, or query the status of Linux BigFix services using the following commands: Changing the database password After you install the database of the BigFix server, you can change its password by running the following command: Changing the DB2 port Authenticating Additional Servers DSA Multiple servers can provide a higher level of service for your BigFix installation.
Installing Additional Linux Servers DSA For each additional server that you want to add to your deployment, ensure that they are communicating with each other, and then follow these steps: Understanding the server components The BigFix server is now successfully installed and responds to messages and requests from the relay, client, and console computers using a variety of components.
Raspbian Installation Instructions How to install the client on Raspbian. Embedding in a Common Build If your organization employs a specific build image or common operating environment COE on a CD or image that is used to prepare new computers, you can include the Client in this build. Avoid having duplicated computers when the BigFix client is rolled back or restored from a snapshot When the BigFix client is rolled back or restored from a snapshot, the next time it registers itself with the BigFix server, it receives a new Computer ID.
Enabling encryption on Clients When installed, you can set up your Clients to encrypt all outgoing reports to protect data such as credit card numbers, passwords, and other sensitive information. Running the Administration Tool The installation script install. Removing the Product Components on Linux systems You can have one or more BigFix components installed on a local system and you can decide to remove one or all of them at the same time. Post-installation configuration steps After having run the installation, make sure that you read the following topics and run the requested activities if needed.
Managing relays Relays can significantly improve the performance of your installation. Setting up a proxy connection If your enterprise uses a proxy to access the Internet, your BigFix environment can use that communication path to gather content from sites. Running backup and restore You can schedule periodic backups typically nightly of the BigFix server and database files, to reduce the risk of losing productivity or data when a problem occurs by restoring the latest backup.
Upgrading on Windows systems Upgrading on Linux systems Known limitations and workarounds This section describes the known limitations and possible workarounds.
Logging This section describes the log files associated with the BigFix components. Uninstalling the BigFix client. If you want to minimize the system, you can choose to exclude certain components by using the pkg facet command. Note - These are global settings that remove all of the man pages for all packages and all of the header files for all packages. These Oracle Solaris 10 branded, non-global zones run on Oracle Solaris 11, utilizing the zones and branded zones technology.
See Oracle Solaris 11 Zone Features. Oracle Solaris 10 installation methods provide software package clusters that install a group of packages based on the system's purpose, such as minimal network, desktop, developer, and all for servers. Oracle Solaris 11 provides three group packages that install different sets of packages appropriate for a larger server, a smaller server or non-global zone, or a graphical desktop environment.
The following table describes the group packages that are installed on the system, depending upon the default installation method that is used. IPS also includes other meta and group packages that can be installed on your system to provide a trusted desktop or multi-user desktop.
Search Scope:. Document Information Preface 1. Transitioning to an Oracle Solaris 11 Installation Method 3.
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