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Installing OVO Agents on the Managed Nodes<br />

Managing OVO Agent Software<br />

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Managing OVO Agent Software<br />

Frequently, managed nodes, including those with the same architecture,<br />

do not run the same operating system versions. Different operating<br />

systems are used for different purposes.<br />

For example:<br />

❏ Production Systems<br />

Run approved operating systems versions where all required<br />

applications are available.<br />

❏ Development Systems<br />

Run the approved or latest operating systems versions.<br />

❏ Test Systems<br />

Run approved or latest operating system versions.<br />

Managing Different Versions of Agent Software<br />

Because different operating systems are used for different purposes,<br />

OVO has to support a growing list of operating system versions. Because<br />

of technical limitations and new technologies, it is possible that not all<br />

future versions of OVO may be able to support the entire spectrum of<br />

operating system versions. Nevertheless, OVO does provide internal<br />

management of the OVO agent software version.<br />

If you install a new OVO agent version (with the same fileset name) on a<br />

management server supporting the same set (or a superset) of operating<br />

system versions as the previously installed OVO agent version, the<br />

previous OVO agent version is erased. However, if you install a new OVO<br />

agent version on a management server supporting only some of the<br />

previously supported operating system versions, then both OVO agent<br />

versions are kept on the management server.<br />

Chapter 1

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