Hi all ...
I have targets set up to allow usage tracking on my entire estate by default (Disabled=False for usage tracking).
I now want to deploy the Inventory Agent on some Linux servers using the Third Party Deployment method, but I don't want to enable usage tracking on these servers.
I can't create a target by operating system because that option does not exist. There's no naming convention available to me that would identify a computer as a Linux server, so I can't create a "deny usage tracking" target for all computers whose name is like <some name>. I won't even be doing the deployment myself, so I won't know the server names in advance.
However, I can use the msconfig command to modify the Linux machine's config.ini after the agent is initially deployed and set Disabled=True.
What takes precedence here - will the target setting overwrite the config.ini file and reset Disabled to False or will the setting made by the msconfig command "stick" even if a target includes the recently installed Linux machine?
--Mark
May 08, 2023 02:57 PM
Generally, FNMS target settings will overwrite manual updates to the machine's config.ini file.
May 14, 2023 10:30 PM
Generally, FNMS target settings will overwrite manual updates to the machine's config.ini file.
May 14, 2023 10:30 PM