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Server Configuration Monitor (SCM)

Feature Requests SCM for Linux/Unix Systems

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over 4 years ago

SCM for Linux/Unix Systems

thanks to KMSigma for pointing this out during the #SWUG in Frankfurt

Implemented: Server Configuration Monitor 2019.4 Now Available - Linux joins the configuration party

HerrDoktor

IndoMie over 3 years ago

does it work on Unix variant (HPUX, AIX and Solaris) too?
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bmrad over 4 years ago

If you are interested in Linux support, check out the post in the RC Forum: SCM 2019.4 RC Now Available - Linux joins the configuration party
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HerrDoktor over 5 years ago in reply to KMSigma.SWI

haven't thought about this. I do agree the device Template stuff might be a bit tricky.
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KMSigma.SWI over 5 years ago in reply to thelinuxnoob

Forgive me for playing devil's advocate here, but can't you do much of that with Network Configuration Manager?
Connect via SSH.
Login with Credentials.
Display file contents to the CLI (cat /etc/hostname)
exit.
Note that I haven't tried this yet, but it seems like a usable case. The automation of the "profiles" might be missed, but you should still be able to capture deltas between files.
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thelinuxnoob over 5 years ago in reply to spsingh1982

Couldn't agree more. As far as I can tell, Linux is here to stay
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