KACE Systems Management Appliance 15.0

Table 43. ORG1 database tables and components
Country Name	Country Name
Zimbabwe	El Salvador
Zambia	Egypt
Yemen	Ecuador
Vietnam	Dominican Rep.
Venezuela	Dominica
Vatican	Djibouti
Vanuatu	Greenland
Uzbekistan	Faeroe Is.
Uruguay	Denmark
Micronesia	Czechia
Marshall Is.	N. Cyprus
N. Mariana Is.	Cyprus
U.S. Virgin Is.	Cuba
Guam	Croatia
American Samoa	Côte d'Ivoire
Puerto Rico	Costa Rica
United States of America	Dem. Rep. Congo
S. Geo. and the Is.	Congo
Br. Indian Ocean Ter.	Comoros
Saint Helena	Colombia
Pitcairn Is.	China
Anguilla	Macao
Falkland Is.	Hong Kong
Cayman Is.	Chile
Bermuda	Chad
British Virgin Is.	Central African Rep.
Turks and Caicos Is.	Cabo Verde
Montserrat	Canada
Jersey	Cameroon
Guernsey	Cambodia
Isle of Man	Myanmar
United Kingdom	Burundi
United Arab Emirates	Burkina Faso
Ukraine	Bulgaria
Uganda	Brunei
Turkmenistan	Brazil
Turkey	Botswana
Tunisia	Bosnia and Herz.
Trinidad and Tobago	Bolivia
Tonga	Bhutan
Togo	Benin
Timor-Leste	Belize
Thailand	Belgium
Tanzania	Belarus
Tajikistan	Barbados
Taiwan	Bangladesh
Syria	Bahrain
Switzerland	Bahamas
Sweden	Azerbaijan
eSwatini	Austria
Suriname	Australia
S. Sudan	Indian Ocean Ter.
Sudan	Heard I. and McDonald Is.
Sri Lanka	Norfolk Island
Spain	Ashmore and Cartier Is.
South Korea	Armenia
South Africa	Argentina
Somalia	Antigua and Barb.
Somaliland	Angola
Solomon Is.	Andorra
Slovakia	Algeria
Slovenia	Albania
Singapore	Afghanistan
Sierra Leone	Siachen Glacier
Seychelles	Antarctica
Serbia	Sint Maarten
Senegal	Palestine
Saudi Arabia	Ireland
São Tomé and Principe	Iraq
San Marino	Iran
Samoa	Indonesia
St. Vin. and Gren.	India
Saint Lucia	Iceland
St. Kitts and Nevis	Hungary
Rwanda	Honduras
Russia	Haiti
Romania	Guyana
Qatar	Guinea-Bissau
Portugal	Guinea
Poland	Guatemala
Philippines	Grenada
Peru	Greece
Paraguay	Ghana
Papua New Guinea	Germany
Panama	Georgia
Palau	Gambia
Pakistan	Gabon
Oman	France
Norway	St. Pierre and Miquelon
North Korea	Wallis and Futuna Is.
Nigeria	St-Martin
Niger	St-Barthélemy
Nicaragua	Fr. Polynesia
New Zealand	New Caledonia
Niue	Fr. S. Antarctic Lands
Cook Is.	Åland
Netherlands	Finland
Aruba	Fiji
Curaçao	Ethiopia
Nepal	Estonia
Nauru	Eritrea
Namibia	Eq. Guinea
Mozambique	Lithuania
Morocco	Liechtenstein
W. Sahara	Libya
Montenegro	Liberia
Mongolia	Lesotho
Moldova	Lebanon
Monaco	Latvia
Mexico	Laos
Mauritius	Kyrgyzstan
Mauritania	Kuwait
Malta	Kosovo
Mali	Kiribati
Maldives	Kenya
Malaysia	Kazakhstan
Malawi	Jordan
Madagascar	Japan
Macedonia	Jamaica
Luxembourg	Italy
Israel

Glossary

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Acceptable Use Policy

A statement or policy that is displayed to users when they log in to the Administrator Console, Command Line Console, or User Console. See Enable or disable the Acceptable Use Policy.

add to catalog request

A cataloging request is a form you can submit to request that an application that is not included in the Software Catalog (Uncataloged) be added to the public Software Catalog. When Quest receives a cataloging request, that request is evaluated to determine whether or not the application should become part of the public Software Catalog. In addition, applications are automatically added to the local version of the Software Catalog on the appliance when cataloging requests are submitted. See Adding applications to the Software Catalog.

Administrator Console

The Administrator Console is the web-based interface used to control the appliance. To access the Administrator Console, go to http://<appliance_hostname>/admin where <appliance_hostname> is the hostname of your appliance. If the Organization component is enabled, you can access the System-level settings of the Administrator Console at http://<appliance_hostname>/system. To view the full path of URLs in the Administrator Console, which can be useful when searching the database or sharing links, add ui to the URL you use to log in. For example: http://<appliance_hostname>/admin.

Agent

The KACE Agent is an application that can be installed on devices to enable device management through the appliance. Agents that are installed on managed devices communicate with the appliance through the agent messaging protocol. Agents perform scheduled tasks, such as collecting inventory information from, and distributing software to, managed devices. Agentless management is available for devices that cannot have Agent software installed, such as printers and devices with operating systems that are not supported by the Agent. See Provisioning the KACE Agent.

Agentless management

Agentless device management is a method of managing devices without the need to deploy and maintain the KACE Agent software on those devices. Agentless management uses SSH, SNMP, and other methods to connect to Agent-intolerant devices, such as printers, network devices, and storage devices, and report inventory in the appliance Administrator Console. This is useful for operating system versions and distributions that are not supported by the KACE Agent, and where Agentless management is preferred over installing the Agent. See Managing Agentless devices.

alerts

Broadcast alerts are messages, such as pop-ups, that can be broadcast from the appliance to be displayed on Agent-managed devices. Displaying alerts is useful when you need to communicate urgent information, or notify users before running actions or scripts on their devices. See Broadcasting alerts to managed devices.

Monitoring alerts are messages that are generated on supported server devices and sent to the appliance to alert staff about errors and issues being reported in the event and system logs of the devices. See Monitoring devices.

alternate download location

An alternate download location can be any network location that has all the files required to install a particular application. You can distribute packages from alternate download locations including a UNC address or DFS source. The CIFS and SMB protocols, Samba servers, and file server appliances are supported. You specify the location when you create a Managed Installation. See Using Managed Installations.

app

See KACE GO .

appliance linking