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Figure 4: creating a client 3. <strong>opsi</strong> configuration and tools The mask also contains fields for an optional declaration of the IP-number and the ethernet (MAC) address of a client. If the backend is activated for the configuration of a local dhcp-server (which is not the default setting), this information will be used to make the new client known to the dhcp-server. Otherwise the MAC address will be saved in the 'File31'-backend in .ini and the IP-number will be discarded. In version 3.3 a menu item was added for moving a client to a different depot-server. If clicked the following windows appears with a list of existing depot-servers (only supported for professional support contracts): 18
3.2.6. Product configuration 3. <strong>opsi</strong> configuration and tools Switching to the tab 'Product configuration' you get a list of available software packets with its installation status and action status for the selected clients. If there is a different status for the selected clients this will be marked grey ('undefined'). The list of the selected clients is shown at right on top. You can also sort the product list by clicking at the column header. ● 'installation state' is the last announced state of the product and can hold the values 'installed', 'not installed', 'installing', 'undefined' and 'failed'. 'failed' means that the installation script announced an installation abort. 'Undefined' means the multiple selected clients have a different state. 'Installing' is the state during an product installation Figure 5: change the depot of a client ● 'action request' is the next action to start. Possible values are 'none', 'undefined' and actions declared by the product script like: 'setup', 'deinstall', 'once', 'always' 19
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