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14. History opsi-admin opsi V3 command line interface for opsi-Configuration opsiHostKey see pckey opsi-Configed opsi V3 graphical configuration tool as Java Application and Applet opsiconfd Daemon that provides the opsi configuration API as JSON based web service product properties additional client specific product configuration productId unique identifier for an opsi product. Special characters (beside '-') are not allowed. Example: acroread product name Full name of the software product. Example: 'Adobe Acrobat Reader' server product An opsi product which installs something on the server which is no client software 14.4.5. Migration to opsi V3 The migration of the opsi environment from opsi V2 to opsi V3 is described in the opsi depot server installation handbook. 158
15. Glossary 15. Glossary action request Since opsi V3 the installation status and the next scheduled action (action request) are handled as separate. Typical action requests are 'setup', 'deinstall' and 'update'. -> installation status. backend opsi V3 may use different types of data storage (backends) like 'File' or 'LDAP'. These backends are managed by the -> backend manager. backend manager Program / configuration file for handling the actual data storage (backend). bootp Bootstrap protocol, first used to boot terminals in Unix environments. Allows a client to request configuration data (i.e. network address), often via -> Bootprom from a server. bootprom Read only memory installed on a -> NIC or main board (PROM: Programmable Read Only Memory). The BIOS of a PC can execute the code stored in the bootprom at boot time. The purpose is to load configuration data from a server on the network. The protocol for this usually is ->bootp or ->DHCP. clientId Unique client name as the 'full qualified hostname', which is the client's IP-name including the domain (e.g. 'dpvm02.uib.local'). DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol: an extension of the ->bootp- protocol allowing dynamic IP address assignment. ftpd File Transfer Protocol-Daemon: Daemon for both ends of the ftp- protocol. Allows remote logins and file transfer from and to remote hosts. telnetd (Telnet-Daemon) provides (insecure) terminal connections from remote machines. 159
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