File Distribution via host-config.map
Introduction
The host-config.map file is used to distribute files to selected hosts in the network.
Apply the configurations shown in the Open iT Core Server.
Configuring host-config.map
- Windows
- Unix
Before modifying this file, make sure to put the file(s) to distribute in C:\Program Files\OpeniT\Core\Configuration\dist-config.
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Open
host-config.mapin the dist-config directory, which is by default inC:\Program Files\OpeniT\Core\Configuration\dist-config.Notice that it contains instructions on how to edit the file.
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Specify the source, destination, and the hosts with the following syntax:
Mapping SyntaxMAP: <source> (<destination>)
<hostname.domain>The
host-config.mapusesC:\Program Files\OpeniT\Core\Configuration\as the working directory. It is also allowed to use relative paths for the source and destination. Variables like$CONF_DIR/$CONFIG_DIR,$BIN_DIR, and$ROOT_DIRcan be used to set the full path.NOTEFor Open iT version 9.6, use the
$CONF_DIRvariable. Both$CONF_DIRand$CONFIG_DIRwork on later versions.Empty lines are allowed — any line beginning with
#as the first non-white character is considered a comment. Globbing is also supported.ExampleMAP: lmutils/lmutil-v1.exe ($BIN_DIR/lmutil.exe)
host*windows.domainThis will create a copy of the file and replace the target file in all Windows hosts in the domain.
To change this behavior, open
apicontroller.xmlinC:\Program Files\OpeniT\Core\Configuration\Componentsand underdownload_dist, change the value ofactiontomove. This will not replace the target file. -
Save the changes.
Before modifying this file, make sure to put the file(s) to distribute in /var/opt/openit/etc/dist-config.
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Open
host-config.mapin the dist-config directory, which is by default in/var/opt/openit/etc/dist-config.Notice that it contains instructions on how to edit the file.
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Specify the source, destination, and the hosts with the following syntax:
Mapping SyntaxMAP: <source> (<destination>)
<hostname.domain>The
host-config.mapuses/var/opt/openit/etc/as the working directory. It is also allowed to use relative paths for the source and destination. Variables like$CONF_DIR/$CONFIG_DIR,$BIN_DIR, and$ROOT_DIRcan be used to set the full path.NOTEFor Open iT version 9.6, use the
$CONF_DIRvariable. Both$CONF_DIRand$CONFIG_DIRwork on later versions.Empty lines are allowed — any line beginning with
#as the first non-white character is considered a comment. Globbing is also supported.ExampleMAP: lmutils/lmutil-v1.exe ($BIN_DIR/lmutil.exe)
host*windows.domainThis will create a copy of the file and replace the target file in all Windows hosts in the domain.
To change this behavior, open
apicontroller.xmlin/var/opt/openit/etc/Componentsand underdownload_dist, change the value ofactiontomove. This will not replace the target file. -
Save the changes.