HCL Software Academy HCL-BF-PRO-10 Exam With Confidence Using Practice Dumps

• A Multiple Action Group is a way to deploy a set of Fixlets or tasks in a single grouping using the Take multiple actions command1.
• As a requirement, each Fixlet or task involved in the group must have associated a default action1.
• A default action is an action script that is predefined by the Fixlet or task author and can be executed without any user input2.
• If one or more of the Fixlets that are selected do not have a default action, the Take multiple actions command will fail and display an error in the Console1.
• To resolve this issue, the operator can either select only Fixlets or tasks that have default actions, or create a Baseline that includes the Fixlets or tasks without default actions1. References:
• 1: Taking multiple actions
• 2: Action Script
• 3: Take multiple actions
• 4: Action Script Guide

• The Site Administrator key is a private key that is used to perform site-level tasks such as setting global system options, editing mastheads, and administering Distributed Server Architecture (DSA)1.
• The Site Administrator key is generated during the installation of the BigFix Server, when the site administrator is prompted to enter a password to encrypt the key2.
• The Site Administrator key is stored in a file named license.pvk in the BigFix Enterprise\BES Server folder on the BigFix Server3.
• The Site Administrator key is required to run the BESAdmin.exe tool, which is used to manage the BigFix Server configuration and settings.
• The Site Administrator key is also required to create the masthead file, which is a file that contains the digital signature and configuration information of the BigFix deployment.
• The Site Administrator key is different from the Master Operator key, which is used to access the BigFix Console and create other operators.

References:

• 1: The Site Administrator
• 2: Admin site key for installation
• 3: Site administrator responsibilities
• : Using the BESAdmin Tool
• : Creating the Masthead
• : BigFix Site Administrator and Console Operators

To create a new retrieved property in BigFix, the following steps are required:

• From the BigFix Console, select Manage Properties from the Tools menu. The Manage Properties dialog is displayed.
• You can filter the properties by using the left filter panel to select a subset of the properties to view on the right. If you cannot find what you want in this list, create a new property: click Add New, then enter a name for the property and a valid Relevance expression. This can access hardware characteristics, registry entries, and even data in specific files on the client computers.
• After you define the new property, the Clients automatically compute the value of the corresponding relevance expression and return it to the Database. Click the OK button.
• The new property will be available in the column headers of computer listings, allowing you to sort and filter on its values. It can also be used to target Fixlet actions and generate Web Reports.

References:

• Creating Retrieved Properties
• Adding new properties under “By retrieved properties”