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Setting the appliances for ezUpdate, Using ezUpdate to distribute NeoLinux configurations

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Setting the appliances for ezUpdate 4 Click the Get button. When ezRemote Manager finishes uploading the appliance's connections, the Save As button will become active. 5 Click the Save As button. The Save As dialog will open. 6 Browse to either the FTP or NFS profile directory or a temporary directory and click the Save button. The connections.rgy file that is created by this process must reside within the profile directory of the ezUpdate directory on the FTP or NFS server. Automatically applying an ezUpdate profile to your network appliances requires the appliances to be set to look for the appropriate profile. 1 Using ezRemote Manager, locate all of the appliances that you wish to use the ezUpdate profile. 2 Select these appliances in the list view, and click the Snap-Ins button in the ezRemote Manager toolbar, or select Snap-Ins from the Actions menu bar item. 3 When the Snap-In Manager appears, click the Command radio button to activate the Command field. 4 In the Command field, type sh -s "" The quotation marks are required whenever the profile name contains a space. Replace with the name given to the specific NeoLinux ezUpdate profile. Note: The of this NeoLinux ezUpdate profile must have the same name as the profile folder added to the NeoLinux ezUpdate directory on the NFS or FTP server (see "Updating connections and properties" on page 97). 5 Click the Browse button next to the Optional Input field, locate the file named install_profile.sh and click Open. 100 Using ezUpdate to distribute NeoLinux configurations

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Using ezUpdate to distribute NeoLinux configurations
4
Click the Get button.
When ezRemote Manager finishes uploading the appliance’s con-
nections, the Save As button will become active.
5
Click the Save As button.
The Save As dialog will open.
6
Browse to either the FTP or NFS profile directory or a temporary
directory and click the Save button.
The
connections.rgy
file that is created by this process must reside
within the profile directory of the ezUpdate directory on the FTP or
NFS server.
Setting the
appliances for
ezUpdate
Automatically applying an ezUpdate profile to your network appli-
ances requires the appliances to be set to look for the appropriate
profile.
1
Using ezRemote Manager, locate all of the appliances that you
wish to use the ezUpdate profile.
2
Select these appliances in the list view, and click the Snap-Ins
button in the ezRemote Manager toolbar, or select Snap-Ins from
the Actions menu bar item.
3
When the Snap-In Manager appears, click the Command radio
button to activate the Command field.
4
In the Command field, type
sh -s “<profile name>”
The quotation marks are required whenever the profile name con-
tains a space. Replace
<profile name>
with the name given to
the specific NeoLinux ezUpdate profile.
Note:
The
<profile name>
of this NeoLinux ezUpdate profile
must have the same name as the profile folder added to the
NeoLinux ezUpdate directory on the NFS or FTP server (see
“Updating connections and properties” on page 97).
5
Click the Browse button next to the Optional Input field, locate
the file named
install_profile.sh
and click Open.