When a Software Management job is scheduled, how is the baseline determined? When I distribute a job, is an automatic backup performed?
A. There are two operations that import images from the network to the software library: •Baseline tasks •Synchronization The baseline task (Essentials > Software Management > Add Image to Library > Network) should be done only once as a part of the initial setup. This imports the images running on the network to your library. To keep the library synchronized with any new images and changes caused by upgrades from sources other than Software Management, schedule a synchronization job to run periodically at appropriate intervals. When this synchronization job runs, it looks for differences between the library and the network and allows any new images to be imported. During job distribution, Software Management backs up the current running image only if the option to backup current running image or TFTP fallback was selected when the job was created.
A. There are two operations that import images from the network to the software Repository: •Baseline tasks •Synchronization The baseline task (Resource Manager Essentials > Software Mgmt > Software Repository > Add > Network) should be done only once as a part of the initial setup. This imports the images running on the network to your Repository. To keep the Repository synchronized with any new images and changes caused by upgrades from sources other than Software Management, schedule a synchronization job to run periodically at appropriate intervals. When this synchronization job runs, it looks for differences between the Repository and the network and allows any new images to be imported. During job distribution, Software Management backs up the current running image only if the option, Use current running image as tftp fallback image was selected when the job was created.
A. There are two options that import images from the network to the Software Repository: •Baseline tasks •Synchronization The baseline task (Resource Manager Essentials > Software Mgmt > Software Repository > Add > Network) should be done only once as a part of the initial setup. This imports the images running on the network to your Repository. To keep the Repository synchronized with any new images and changes caused by upgrades from sources other than Software Management, schedule a synchronization job to run periodically at appropriate intervals. When this synchronization job runs, it looks for differences between the Repository and the network and allows any new images to be imported. During job distribution, Software Management backs up the current running image only if the option, Use current running image as tftp fallback image was selected when the job was created.
A. There are two operations that import images from the network to the software library: •Baseline tasks •Synchronization The baseline task (Resource Manager Essentials > Software Management > Add Image to Library > Network) should be done only once as a part of the initial setup. This imports the images running on the network to your library. To keep the library synchronized with any new images and changes caused by upgrades from sources other than Software Management, schedule a synchronization job to run periodically at appropriate intervals. When this synchronization job runs, it looks for differences between the library and the network and allows any new images to be imported. During job distribution, Software Management backs up the current running image only if the option to backup current running image or TFTP fallback was selected when the job was created.
There are two operations that import images from the network to the software library: •Baseline tasks •Synchronization The baseline task (Resource Manager Essentials > Software Management > Add Image to Library > Network) should be done only once as a part of the initial setup. This imports the images running on the network to your library. To keep the library synchronized with any new images and changes caused by upgrades from sources other than Software Management, schedule a synchronization job to run periodically at appropriate intervals. When this synchronization job runs, it looks for differences between the library and the network and allows any new images to be imported. During job distribution, Software Management backs up the current running image only if the option to backup current running image or tftp fallback was selected when the job was created.
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