Understanding the Management ToolBefore creating a managed agent, collect information on the original, conventional (non-virtual) management tool. You will need to answer the following questions before starting the Self-Packager wizard:
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Preparing Configuration TemplatesFor configuration values that are not identical for all endpoints, Intigua can automatically deploy configuration files that use management package parameters. To enable this functionality you must prepare configuration file templates. The configuration templates should reference relevant parameters, which you'll configure in the Self-Packager wizard. For each such parameter, plan a unique identifying string with no spaces. For example, the parameter for a management tool's back-end server TCP/IP address could be SERVER_IP. To prepare a configuration template, take the management tool's configuration file and replace each relevant fixed value with a relevant variable, in the form ${<param>} , where <param> is the parameter's unique identifier. For example: ${SERVER_IP} More advanced configuration template features are available. Any template that works with the Mako templates engine is supported. Intigua uses the Mako template engine, and the parameter substitution process is part of Mako templates. Once the configuration file is ready, it can be uploaded to the Self-Packager wizard. NOTE: It is recommended that you test the configuration templates prior to using them. NOTE: A backslash (\) at the end of the line tells the engine to ignore the new line (like in Python of Shell). For more details see: Mako Templates Syntax |
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