- Book Information
- Preface
- Chapter 1 Overview and Concepts
- Chapter 2 Management Application Installation
- Chapter 3 Client Components
- Configuration Agent
- Data Access/User Authentication
- Adapters
- Configuration Agent Troubleshooting
- Questions and Answers
- What is the Configuration Agent, and how does it work?
- How do I get and install the Configuration Agent?
- I've just installed Solaris 10. What do I do next?
- I want to configure the Configuration Agent. How do I do that?
- I want to enable the Configuration Agent. How do I do that?
- I've configured and enabled the Configuration Agent. How do I know it's working?
- What is the significance of enabling the Configuration Agent?
- How do I know if the Configuration Agent is enabled?
- How do I know if the Configuration Agent is running?
- Where are the log files?
- How do I increase the granularity of the Agent logging mechanism?
- What is maintenance mode?
- How do I get out of maintenance mode - clearing the smf(5) state?
- What happens if the Configuration Agent stops running unexpectedly?
- Do I need to restart desktop client applications if I enable/start the Agent?
- My desktop client applications appear not to be using configured policies. What do I do?
- Problems starting the Configuration Agent
- Problems getting policies from a running Configuration Agent
- Connection to a non-configured Policy Repository
- I see a message in the Configuration Agent Logs regarding a "maximum number of client connections". What does it mean?
- I modified some policies using the Desktop Manager but the modification is not seen on my client machines
- Questions and Answers
- Chapter 4 Java Web Console
- Appendix A Configuration Parameters
- Appendix B Using OpenLDAP and Active Directory with the Desktop Manager
- Appendix C Organizational Mapping