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opsi manual opsi version 4.1 uib gmbh Table of Contents 1. Copyright . 1 2. Introduction . 2 2.1. Who should read this manual? . 2 2.2. Conventions in text and graphics . 2 3. Overview of opsi . 3 3.1. Experience . 3 3.2. opsi features . 3 3.3. opsi Extensions . 3 3.4. Structure . 4 4. opsi-Management GUI: opsi-configed. 6 4.1. Requirements and operation . 6 4.1.1. Logging of the opsi-configed . 7 4.1.2. Choosing the language . 8 4.1.3. Logging of the opsi-configed . 9 4.2. Login. 9 4.3. Copy & Paste, Drag & Drop . 10 4.4. opsi-configed modes Client configuration / server configuration / license management. 11 4.5. Depot selection . 11 4.6. Cient selection . 12 4.6.1. The clients list . 15 4.6.2. Selecting clients . 16 4.7. Client selection and hierarchical groups using the tree view . 19 4.7.1. Basic concepts . 19 4.7.2. How to … . 19 4.8. Client processing / Client actions. 20 4.8.1. Install By Shutdown, Uefi Boot and WAN Configuration. 21 4.8.2. WakeOnLan (Wake selected clients) . 22 4.8.3. Fire opsiclientd event (Push Installation) . 23 4.8.4. Sending messages (Show popup message). 23 4.8.5. Session info for selected clients . 24 4.8.6. For WAN-Clients: Delete package cache. 24 4.8.7. Call external remote control tools for selected clients. 24 4.8.8. Shutdown / reboot of selected clients. 26 4.8.9. Delete, create, rename and move clients. 26 4.9. Product configuration . 28 4.10. Property tables with list editor windows . 30 4.10.1. Hidden Password Property Values . 31 4.11. Netboot products . 32 4.12. Hardware information . 32 4.12.1. Automatic driver upload. 33 4.13. Software inventory. 35 4.14. Logfiles: Logs from client and server . 36 4.15. Product default properties . 37 4.16. Host parameters in client and server configuration . 38 4.16.1. Management of user rights and roles . 40 4.17. Depot configuration . 42 4.18. Group actions. 42 4.19. Product actions . 43 4.20. Server-Console. 44 4.20.1. Connection data and permissions. 45 4.20.2. SSH-Terminal . 46 4.20.3. Predefined commands with input masks . 46 4.21. Define commands. 47 5. opsi-server . 50 5.1. Overview. ..

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