Installing UNIX agents
About installing UNIX agents
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Table | UNIX agent installation settings | |||
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Detection |
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| The name of an existing detection |
Configuration Group |
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| configuration group for this agent to join. | |
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| You use detection configuration groups to |
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| apply detection parameters and log rules to |
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| agents. |
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| An agent is placed in the default detection |
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| configuration group, unless you specify |
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| another configuration group that already |
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| After installation, you can change the |
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| group assignment using the management |
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Detection Policy |
| One of the following: | The name of an existing detection policy | |
Group |
| ■ | AIX | group for this agent to join. You can specify |
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| multiple groups by using commas between | ||
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| the group names. | ||
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| ■ | Solaris | You can optionally include the name of an |
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| ■ | Windows | existing detection policy domain in the |
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| group path/name. You can include the | ||
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| domain name with or without the group | ||
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| name. |
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| An agent is placed in one of the default OS- |
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| specific detection policy groups in the |
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| default Policy domain, unless you specify |
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| another domain/policy group that already |
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Bypassing prerequisite checks
The UNIX installation kit lets you bypass some of the prerequisite checks for agent installation. You can use this feature if you know the installation kit is incorrectly failing a prerequisite.
To enable the bypass prerequisite checks feature, run Touch as superuser:
