Further Understanding

• If you are a user with permissions restricted to specific groups, you see only the hosts of your authorized groups.

• Components that are Solaris patches might have a Notifications category in the Rules tab of the Component Information window, which explains if the host must be restarted (and possibly reconfigured) to apply the patch or to complete a successful installation of the patch.

• If you have a local, private version of a certified component, it is not listed under Local, but under Software. The name of your component is namebuild-date. You can use the Local Software Review predefined profile to find these components (see Predefined Profiles).

• Some distributions contain components with the same name on multiple architectures. In the Inventory display, these components are named namearchitecture

• Components are marked with different installation indicators:

  • Installed – At least one package of this package group or category is installed on at least one selected managed host

  • No Installed mark – Component is not installed on any selected managed host but is available for installation from the universal server

  • A ratio – Some, but not all, selected hosts have this component installed

    • The first number shows how many of the selected hosts have this component installed

    • The second number shows how many hosts were selected

      For example, you select 105 hosts from different groups. The System Environment component is marked with (Installed 93/105). 93 of the selected hosts have System Environment components installed on them.