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FAQs

Here are some answers to the most frequently asked questions about BCM Client Management. 


You can find the answer to this question and more information about upgrade in Upgrading.

Starting from version 12.0, updating the tablespaces is no longer required.

You can find the answer to this question and more information about the product compatibility in Product matrix compatibility.

Master server does not support any children other than relays. It should not have more than 500 direct children. It is mandatory to have a first level relay for SaaS. You have to configure these settings on the Linux master. For more information, see Best practices for masters and relays deployed on Linux.

Relays have 2000 clients for Windows and 5000 for Linux. You have to configure these settings on the Linux master. For more information, see Best practices for masters and relays deployed on Linux.

You have to ensure that the configuration is set on the master or relay. For more information, see Best practices for masters and relays deployed on Linux.

BMC Client Management is not a real-time agent. The time before the device icon turns red is set in Global Settings > System Variables > Connection management. It is recommended to not reduce the default values.

For information about about installing updates on the Mac devices, see Patch Management steps.

For Linux, it is possible to run commands through BMC Client Management. For more information, see this Knowledge Article Client Management: How to use BCM to Patch Mac OS X or Linux devices

Yes, BMC Client Management manages devices through internet either through a DMZ relay if no VPN is available or it is not necessary to set up a DMZ relay. If you cannot use VPN to connect to the relays, see DMZ architecture for more information.

If you are using a DMZ relay, you must configure the DMZ relay and its clients to properly manage unstable communications. For more information, see this Knowledge Article Client Management: Improve Internet / DMZ / VPN communication and limit "Queue Full" on Relays.

Relays support 2000 clients for Windows and 5000 for Linux. You have to configure these settings on the Linux master. For more information, see Best practices for masters and relays deployed on Linux.

You can find the answer to this question and more information about the type of objects BMC Client Management can discover in the Attributes collected for managed and unmanaged devices topic and its sub-topics.


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