For complete information on how to install the RSA on a VMware® or Microsoft® Windows® Hyper-V® host, see the Setup Guide for VMware Platforms and Setup Guide for Hyper-V Platforms. You can also consult the VMware or Microsoft Windows documentation for instructions on opening an OVF in other host software.
By default, SSH is enabled on the RSA and you cannot disable it.
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On the left navigation pane, click Settings to display the Control Panel, then click Network Settings to display the Network Settings page. |
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On the left navigation pane, click Settings to display the Control Panel, then click KACE Linking to display the KACE Linking page. |
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In Host Name, enter a unique, logical name for this appliance. This name appears in the drop-down list in the top-right corner of the page next to the login information when appliances are linked. |
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In Remote Login Expiration enter the number of minutes to keep the link open. When the time period expires, provide login credentials when switching to a linked appliance. The default is 120 minutes. |
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In Request Timeout, enter the number of seconds the appliance waits for a remote appliance to respond to a linking request. The default is 10 seconds. |
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Click Save to display the KACE Linking Key Fingerprint and the KACE Linking Key (this server) fields. |
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Copy the text in the Name field and the text in the Key field and paste it in a central location, such as a Notepad file. |
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On the left navigation pane, click Deployments, then click Remote Sites to display the Remote Site Appliances page. |
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Scroll down to Boot Environments. Synchronize the boot environment to network boot the remote devices to the RSA, and to test the RSA configuration. Then select the other components that you want to synchronize to the RSA. |
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Review the options listed under Scripted Installations, System Images, and User States, and ensure that only those components that you want to deploy are selected. |
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When you view this page in the K2000 appliance Administrator console, any system images already captured by the RSA, and not the K2000 appliance, are listed under System Images, however these options appear disabled. That is because these images already exist on that RSA and cannot be removed by simply clearing these options synchronizing it with the K2000 appliance. |
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Scroll down to Dependencies and click Show. Review the options listed here, to ensure that only those components that you want to deploy are selected. |
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The RSA is ready for network booting.
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