Python for Mac OS X. Python comes pre-installed on Mac OS X so it is easy to start using. However, to take advantage of the latest versions of Python, you will need to download and install newer versions alongside the system ones. The easiest way to do that is to install one of the binary installers for OS X from the Python Download page.

USB MIDI Drivers and ClockWorks for Mac OS X

This installer package (version 1.6.49190) installs updated Mac OS X drivers for all MOTU USB MIDI interfaces, including the USB FastLane, micro lite, MIDI express 128, micro express, MIDI Express XT, and MIDI Timepiece AV. Includes a completely rewritten, Intel-native version of ClockWorks for the MIDI Timepiece AV, MIDI Express XT, micro express and Digital Timepiece. Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later is recommended. Supports Mac OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion).

To install: unzip archive and double-click installer.

USB MIDI Installer for Windows

This installer (version 4.0.48697) installs updated drivers for Windows 7, Vista, and XP for all MOTU USB MIDI interfaces, including the USB FastLane, micro lite, MIDI express 128, micro express, MIDI Express XT, and MIDI Timepiece AV. Includes a completely rewritten version of ClockWorks for the MIDI Timepiece AV, MIDI Express XT, micro express and Digital Timepiece. 32-bit and 64-bit PC systems are supported. The minimum required legacy Windows versions are Vista SP2 and XP SP3.

Extract the contents of the ZIP archive to access and run the 'Setup.exe' installer program. The extracted folder contains a README file with installation instructions.

USB MIDI OSX Drivers and ClockWorks for OSX 10.4

This installer includes USB MIDI Drivers for Mac OS X for use with MOTU USB interfaces including the USB Fastlane, micro lite, express 128, micro express, Express XT and MIDI Timepiece AV. The install also contains the ClockWorks software console. Use this installer if you are running OSX 10.4.

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To install: unzip archive and double-click installer.

USB MIDI OSX Drivers and ClockWorks for OSX 10.3

This installer includes USB MIDI Drivers for Mac OS X for use with MOTU USB interfaces including the USB Fastlane, micro lite, express 128, micro express, Express XT and MIDI Timepiece AV. The install also contains the ClockWorks software console. Use this installer if you are running OSX 10.3.

To install: unzip archive and double-click installer.

WDM MIDI Drivers for MOTU USB and Parallel Interfaces

WDM Drivers for MOTU USB compatible with all MOTU USB & parallel MIDI interfaces including Fastlane, mico lite, Express 128, micro express, Express XT and MTP AV. USB drivers are Windows ME, 2000 and XP compatible. Clockworks DTP support has been recently added. Refer to Clockworks manual link below.

Unzip and run installer.

FreeMIDI 1.48/USB MIDI Installer

This is the FreeMIDI installer for Mac OS9. This install contains drivers and consoles for all MOTU MIDI interfaces, serial and USB.

Double-click to install.

MIDIEx .SYX file loader profile

This Unisyn profile will open a .SYX format file and send the data to a selectable FreeMIDI device. At that point, you can use the proper Unisyn device profile to get the data back and you have converted the .SYX file into a Unisyn bank. <br><br>To open a .SYX file, the file must have .SYX appended to the file name and yes, it must be in all uppercase letters.<br><br>This profile is an UNSUPPORTED extra. Requests to tech support regarding this profile will be cheerfully ignored. The normal liability caveats written inside the front cover of your Unisyn manual apply. In short, you’re on your own. Enjoy!<br>

Windows 98 USB Driver Install for MIDI Timepiece AV

This USB Driver install is compatible with Windows-updated hardware. Windows-updated hardware contain 'M/W' indicators on the bottom of the USB MTP AV. Hardware packaged specifically for Macintosh requires the updated ROM chip. Click link below to order.
This driver is compatible with Windows 98 (2nd Edition recommended), and Windows Me.

Run MotuUSB.exe archive to expand install folder named 'USB Driver Install' Connect your USB MIDI interface and power on. Hardware Wizard will detect new device. Add USB Composite device and search the 'USB Driver Install' folder for driver.

ClockWorks 1.07 Console Only

ClockWorks console for all MOTU interfaces for the Mac

Copy console to hard drive.

MIDI Timepiece AV Console and Driver

MTP AV Parallel installer for Windows 95 and 98.
If you want the console and driver for your MIDI Timepiece AV, this download is all you'll need. This self-extracting file contains the Windows console program (v1.10) and driver (v1.04) for the MIDI Timepiece AV. This update console adds Quicklock support as well as display improvements.

To properly expand the MIDI Timepiece AV Setup files you must place /d after the command to run mxpcn_se.exe . So, if the file is in a folder on the C drive called console, the command to properly expand the files would be c:consoleavcon_se.exe /d
Once you have retrieved and decompressed this download, read the README.WRI file and run SETUP.EXE.

micro express Driver (Parallel)

This is the original parallel 95/98/ME drivers for the micro.

Double-click to install.

MIDI Express XT Console and Driver

This self-extracting file contains the version 1.02 of the MIDI Express XT console program and driver.

IMPORTANT: to properly expand the MIDI Express XT Setup files you must place /d after the command to run xtcon_se.exe . So, if the file is in a folder on the C drive called console, the command to properly expand the files would be c:consolextcon_se.exe /d

Express MTP Console

(compatible with MIDI Timepiece I, II or AV serial and requires FreeMIDI)

Expand and copy console to hard drive.

MIDI Express PC console and all drivers

This self-extracting file contains the latest version of the Windows console program for the MIDI Express PC. This version of the console can be used with any MIDI Express PC Windows MIDI driver. Included in this download are the latest drivers for the 8-bit and 16-bit MIDI Express PC expansion cards (the same drivers available elsewhere on this page). You do not need to download individual MIDI Express PC driver updates if you download this file.

IMPORTANT: to properly expand the MIDI Express PC Setup files you must place /d after the command to run mxpcn_se.exe . So, if the file is in a folder on the C drive called console, the command to properly expand the files would be c:consolemxpcn_se.exe /d
Once you have retrieved and decompressed this download, read the README.WRI file and run SETUP.EXE.

MIDI Express PC (16-bit card) driver

Windows MIDI driver for MIDI Express PC interfaces with 16-bit cards. This driver will not work with any card other than the 16-bit type.
This version of the driver contains MIDI input timing improvements. Also, connecting to the MIDI Express PC and saving/restoring of its internal state during each Windows session have both been made more reliable. Compatibility with 32-bit MIDI programs running on Windows 95 has been improved as well.

IMPORTANT: to properly expand the MIDI Express PC files you must place /d after the command to run mxp16_se.exe . So, if the file is in a folder on the C drive called console, the command to properly expand the files would be c:consolemxp16_se.exe /d

MIDI Time Piece II console and all drivers

If you want the console and driver for your MIDI Time Piece II, this download is all you'll need. This self-extracting file contains the latest version of the Windows console program for the MIDI Time Piece II. This version of the console can be used with any MIDI Time Piece II Windows MIDI driver. Included in this download are the latest drivers for the 8-bit, 16-bit and PC Link types of MIDI Time Piece II expansion cards (the same drivers available elsewhere on this page). You do not need to download individual MTP II driver updates if you download this file.

Once you have retrieved and decompressed this download, read the README.WRI file and run SETUP.EXE.

MIDI Time Piece II (PC Link card) driver

This self-extracting file contains the Windows MIDI driver for MIDI Time Piece II interfaces with PC Link cards. This driver will not work with any card other than the PC Link type. In this version of the driver, compatibility with 32-bit MIDI programs running on Windows 95 has been improved.

MIDI Time Piece II (16-bit card) driver

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The version of the driver includes more reliable 'networking' of two MIDI Time Piece units for access to additional MIDI ports. Compatibility with 32-bit MIDI programs running on Windows 95 has also been improved.

MIDI Express PC (8-bit card) driver

Windows MIDI driver for MIDI Express PC interfaces with 8-bit cards. This driver will not work with any card other than the 8-bit type. This driver has been tested with 16- and 32-bit MIDI programs running on Windows 95.

IMPORTANT: to properly expand the MIDI Express PC files you must place /d after the command to run mxp8_se.exe . So, if the file is in a folder on the C drive called console, the command to properly expand the files would be c:consolemxp8_se.exe /d

MIDI Express PC Notebook update

console version 1.11 with driver version 2.03
Windows console program for the MIDI Express PC Notebook. This version of the console can be used only with the latest version of the driver, which is included with this download.
This update corrects aspects of the previous version of the console that prevent it from running on Windows 95. Also, driver changes include improved compatibility with 32-bit MIDI programs running on Windows 95. Although it mainly addresses Windows 95 issues, this update is also recommended for Notebook users running Windows 3.1 or Windows for Workgroups.

IMPORTANT: to properly expand the MIDI Express PC files you must place /d after the command to run mxpcn_se.exe . So, if the file is in a folder on the C drive called console, the command to properly expand the files would be c:consolemxpcn_se.exe /d
Once you have retrieved and decompressed this download, read the README.WRI file and run SETUP.EXE.

PC-MIDI Flyer/Pocket Express Driver

This self-extracting file contains the latest version of the Windows MIDI driver for the PC-MIDI Flyer and Pocket Express. This version of the driver improves compatibility with the PC MIDI Flyer under Windows 98. <br><br>IMPORTANT: to properly decompress the necessary files to C:FLYER, simply double-click on the downloaded file and press the Unzip button. Then follow the normal installation<br>procedures. After selecting the Have Disk button, type C:FLYER, and click OK to continue with the installation steps.

All mastheads on this page are Evaluation mastheads and should only be used on Evaluation licenses of BigFix. If you have a Production licenses of BigFix, please contact your sales rep to obtain Production mastheads.

For previous non-Windows versions, please refer to the following text file:
support.bigfix.com/bes/install/besnonwindowsarchive.html.

For the latest BigFix release information, visit http://support.bigfix.com/bes/release/.

AIX

AIX - Downloads

For the latest BigFix release information, visit http://support.bigfix.com/bes/release/.

AIX - Installation Instructions

Note: Beginning with IEM 9.0 the directory /etc/opt/BESClient/ is not automatically created by the installer. If it does not exist, you will need to manually create this directory.

1. Download the corresponding BES Client package file to the IBM AIX computer.
2. Copy the BESAgent to the IBM AIX computer.
3. Run the following command: installp –agqYXd ./BESAgent-8.2.1409.0.ppc_aix53.pkg BESClient
4. Copy the masthead file to /etc/opt/BESClient/actionsite.afxm.
5. Run the following command: /etc/rc.d/rc2.d/SBESClientd start.

AIX - Fixlet Content

1. To get the Fixlet content for the AIX BES Agent, you will need to subscribe your BES Server to the appropriate Fixlet site. To subscribe to a new Fixlet site, go to a computer with the BES Console installed.
2. Download the AIX Evaluation masthead: (Note: This masthead is for Evaluation licenses only.)
3. When prompted to open or save the file, click 'Open' and this will automatically open the BES Console.
4. Log into the BES Console with your username/password.
5. Once logged in, the BES Console will ask if you wish to subscribe to the Patches for AIX Fixlet site, click OK.
6. Type in your private key password and click OK.
7. After the BES Console subscribes to the site, it should automatically start gathering new Fixlet messages from the site.

CentOS

CentOS - Downloads

For the latest BigFix release information, visit http://support.bigfix.com/bes/release/.

CentOS - Installation Instructions

Note: Beginning with IEM 9.0 the directory /etc/opt/BESClient/ is not automatically created by the installer. If it does not exist, you will need to manually create this directory.

1. Download the corresponding BigFix Client RPM file to the Red Hat computer.
2. Install the RPM by running the command rpm -ivh <path to BigFix Client RPM>.
3. Copy your actionsite masthead to the Linux BigFix Client computer (the masthead contains configuration, license, and security information). The action site masthead (actionsite.afxm) can be found in your BigFix Installation folders (by default they are placed under C:BigFix Installers). If the masthead is not named 'actionsite.afxm', rename it to 'actionsite.afxm' and place it on the computer at the following location: /etc/opt/BESClient/actionsite.afxm.
   Note: In BigFix 4.0 and later, the masthead file for each BigFix Server is downloadable at http://servername:port/masthead/masthead.afxm (example: http://bes.bigfix.com:52311/masthead/masthead.afxm).
4. Start the BigFix Client by running the command: /etc/init.d/besclient start.

Debian

Debian - Downloads

For the latest BigFix release information, visit http://support.bigfix.com/bes/release/.

Debian - Installation Instructions

Note: Beginning with IEM 9.0 the directory /etc/opt/BESClient/ is not automatically created by the installer. If it does not exist, you will need to manually create this directory.

1. Download the corresponding BigFix Client DEB package file to the Debian computer.
2. Install the DEB by running the command dpkg -i <path to BigFix Client package>.
3. Copy your actionsite masthead to the Linux BigFix Client computer (the masthead contains configuration, license, and security information). The action site masthead (actionsite.afxm) can be found in your BigFix Installation folders (by default they are placed under C:BigFix Installers). If the masthead is not named 'actionsite.afxm', rename it to 'actionsite.afxm' and place it on the computer at the following location: /etc/opt/BESClient/actionsite.afxm.
   Note: In BigFix 4.0 and later, the masthead file for each BigFix Server is downloadable at http://servername:port/masthead/masthead.afxm (example: http://bes.bigfix.com:52311/masthead/masthead.afxm).
4. Start the BigFix Client by running the command: /etc/init.d/besclient start.

HP-UX

HP-UX - Downloads

For the latest BigFix release information, visit http://support.bigfix.com/bes/release/.

HP-UX - PA-RISC Installation Instructions

Note: Beginning with IEM 9.0 the directory /etc/opt/BESClient/ is not automatically created by the installer. If it does not exist, you will need to manually create this directory.

1. Download and copy the corresponding BES Client package file to the HP-UX computer (the computer must be PA-RISC system). The file name will be in the format '(BESAgent-ww.xx.yy.zz.pa_risc_hpux11.0.depot' with variations, depending on the particular version of the agent downloaded.
   Note: Internet Explorer may incorrectly label the downloaded file as a .tar file. Mozilla and other browsers will download the file with the extension as .depot
2. Run the following command:
   /usr/sbin/swinstall -s HOSTNAME:/path/BESAgent_filename BESAgent
   where HOSTNAME is the name of the system which the Agent is being installed, and /path/ is the path to the Agent installation source and BESAgent_filename is the name of the file you downloaded.
   For example:
   /usr/sbin/swinstall -s hpsystemb:/tmp/BESAgent-8.2.1409.0.pa_risc_hpux110.depot BESAgent
   
3. Copy your actionsite masthead to the HP-UX BES Client computer (the masthead contains configuration, license, and security information). The action site masthead (actionsite.afxm) can be found in your BES Installation folders (by default they are placed under C:BES Installers). If the masthead is not named 'actionsite.afxm, rename it to 'actionsite.afxm' and place it on the computer at the following location: /etc/opt/BESClient/actionsite.afxm.
   Note: In BES 4.0 and later, the masthead file for each BES Server is downloadable at http://servername:port/masthead/masthead.afxm
4. Start the BES Client by running the command /sbin/init.d/besclient start

HP-UX - Itanium Installation Instructions

Note: Beginning with IEM 9.0 the directory /etc/opt/BESClient/ is not automatically created by the installer. If it does not exist, you will need to manually create this directory.

1. Download and copy the corresponding BES Client package file (BESAgent-8.2.1409.0.pa_risc_hpux110.depot) to the HP-UX computer (must be Itanium system).
2. Run the following command:
   /usr/sbin/swinstall -x 'allow_incompatible=true' -s HOSTNAME:path/BESAgent-8.2.1409.0.pa_risc_hpux110.depot BESAgent
   where HOSTNAME is the name of the system which the Agent is being installed, and /path/ is the path to the Agent installation source
3. Copy your actionsite masthead to the HP-UX BES Client computer (the masthead contains configuration, license, and security information). The action site masthead (actionsite.afxm) can be found in your BES Installation folders (by default they are placed under C:BES Installers). If the masthead is not named 'actionsite.afxm, rename it to 'actionsite.afxm' and place it on the computer at the following location: /etc/opt/BESClient/actionsite.afxm.
   Note: In BES 4.0 and later, the masthead file for each BES Server is downloadable at http://servername:port/masthead/masthead.afxm
4. Start the BES Client by running the command /sbin/init.d/besclient start

HP-UX - Fixlet Content

1. To get the Fixlet content for the HP-UX BES Agent, you will need to subscribe your BES Server to the appropriate Fixlet site. To subscribe to a new Fixlet site, go to a computer with the BES Console installed.
2. Download the HP-UX Evaluation masthead. (Note: This masthead is for Evaluation licenses only.)
3. When prompted to open or save the file, click 'Open' and this will automatically open the BES Console.
4. Log into the BES Console with your username/password.
5. Once logged in, the BES Console will ask if you wish to subscribe to the Patches for HP-UX Fixlet site, click OK.
6. Type in your private key password and click OK.
7. After the BES Console subscribes to the site, it should automatically start gathering new Fixlet messages from the site.

Mac OS X

Mac OS X - Downloads

For the latest BigFix release information, visit http://support.bigfix.com/bes/release/.

Mac OS X - Installation Instructions

For client versions up to 8.2.1175.0 (8.2 Patch 3) or all installations on OSX 10.4 and 10.5:

1. Download the corresponding BES Client package file to the Mac computer.
2. Open the disk image by double clicking the DMG file (eg: BESAgent-8.2.1310.0-BigFix_MacOSX.dmg) to mount it.
3. Run the BESAgent Installer Builder. The Installer Builder will request the masthead file which is available by using the BESAdmin tool on the BES Server computer ('Export Masthead' functionality). The file must be named 'actionsite.afxm' for the installation to work properly.
4. After running through the Installer Builder it will ask you where to save the Mac Installer dmg file you will use to install the MAC BESAgent.
5. Once the disk image has been created, mount it and simply double click the PKG (eg: BESAgent-8.2.1310.0_MacOSX.pkg) to launch the installer.

For client versions 8.2.1310.0 (8.2 Patch 4) and higher on OSX 10.6 and later:

The distribution includes one DMG (mountable Disk Image file) that contains utilities and a separate PKG download for the install or upgrade package. The files are identified as 10.6 versions in the file names.

1. Download the corresponding BES Client package file to the Mac computer.
2. Copy the PKG file to any directory and copy the masthead file for your deployment into the same directory. Make sure the masthead file is named actionsite.afxm.
3. You may optionally include a pre-defined settings file (clientsettings.cfg) in the install directory to create custom settings for the Mac client at installation time.
4. Launch the PKG installer by double-clicking the PKG file (eg: BESAgent-8.2.1310.0-BigFix_MacOSX10.6.pkg) and run through the installer. The agent will start up after the installation completes as long as the masthead file is included in the install directory.

Mac OS X - Fixlet Content

1. To get the Fixlet content for the Mac BES Agent, you will need to subscribe your BES Server to the appropriate Fixlet site. To subscribe to a new Fixlet site, go to a computer with the BES Console installed.
2. Download the Mac Evaluation masthead. (Note: This masthead is for Evaluation licenses only.)
3. When prompted to open or save the file, click 'Open' and this will automatically open the BES Console.
4. Log into the BES Console with your username/password.
5. Once logged in, the BES Console will ask if you wish to subscribe to the Patches for Mac OS X Fixlet site, click OK.
6. Type in your private key password and click OK.
7. After the BES Console subscribes to the site, it should automatically start gathering new Fixlet messages from the site.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Red Hat Enterprise Linux - Downloads

For the latest BigFix release information, visit http://support.bigfix.com/bes/release/.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux - Installation Instructions

Note: Beginning with IEM 9.0 the directory /etc/opt/BESClient/ is not automatically created by the installer. If it does not exist, you will need to manually create this directory.

1. Download the corresponding BigFix Client RPM file to the Red Hat computer.
2. Install the RPM by running the command rpm -ivh <path to BigFix Client RPM>.
3. Copy your actionsite masthead to the Linux BigFix Client computer (the masthead contains configuration, license, and security information). The action site masthead (actionsite.afxm) can be found in your BigFix Installation folders (by default they are placed under C:BigFix Installers). If the masthead is not named 'actionsite.afxm', rename it to 'actionsite.afxm' and place it on the computer at the following location: /etc/opt/BESClient/actionsite.afxm.
   Note: In BigFix 4.0 and later, the masthead file for each BigFix Server is downloadable at http://servername:port/masthead/masthead.afxm (example: http://bes.bigfix.com:52311/masthead/masthead.afxm).
4. Start the BigFix Client by running the command: /etc/init.d/besclient start.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux - Fixlet Content

To get the Fixlet content for the Red Hat BigFix Agent, you will need to subscribe your BigFix Server to the appropriate Fixlet site. To subscribe to a new Fixlet site, go to a computer with the BigFix Console installed.

1. Download the appropriate masthead:
   • RedHat Enterprise Evaluation masthead (Note: This masthead is for Evaluation licenses only.)
2. When prompted to open or save the file, click 'Open' and this will automatically open the BigFix Console.
3. Log into the BigFix Console with your username/password.
4. Once logged in, the BigFix Console will ask if you wish to subscribe to the Patches for RedHat Linux Fixlet site, click OK.
5. Type in your private key password and click OK.
   After the BigFix Console subscribes to the site, it should automatically start gathering new Fixlet messages from the site.

Note: For further information regarding Redhat Enterprise Linux please click here.

Solaris

Solaris - Downloads

For the latest BigFix release information, visit http://support.bigfix.com/bes/release/.

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Solaris - Installation Instructions

Note: Beginning with IEM 9.2 the Client is controlled by the service manager. To start or stop the agent use the svcadm {enable|disable|restart} BESClient command.
Note: Beginning with IEM 9.0 the directory /etc/opt/BESClient/ is not automatically created by the installer. If it does not exist, you will need to manually create this directory.

1. Download the corresponding BigFix Client package file to the Solaris computer.
2. Copy your actionsite masthead to the Solaris BigFix Client computer (the masthead contains configuration, license, and security information). The action site masthead (actionsite.afxm) can be found in your BigFix Installation folders (by default they are placed under C:BigFix Installers). If the masthead is not named 'actionsite.afxm, rename it to 'actionsite.afxm' and place it on the computer at the following location: /etc/opt/BESClient/actionsite.afxm.
   Note: You may need to create the directory /etc/opt/BESClient/ if it does not already exist.
   Note: In BigFix 4.0 and later, the masthead file for each BigFix Server is downloadable at http://servername:port/masthead/masthead.afxm (example: http://bes.bigfix.com:52311/masthead/masthead.afxm).
3. Install the PKG by running the command pkgadd -d <path to BigFix Client package file>.
4. In 9.2 and above the BigFix Client will be started automatically by the Service Manager, on older versions run the command /etc/init.d/besclient start.

Note: Earlier revisions of Solaris (7 and 8) did not include functions required for proper running of the BES Client in the libC (SUNWlibC package) libraries. Ensure that the libC libraries have been patched to a sufficient level so that the BES Client will operate correctly.

For Solaris 8, the latest version of patch 108434 must be installed:
http://sunsolve.sun.com/search/document.do?assetkey=1-21-108434-20-1

Solaris - Fixlet Content

1. To get the Fixlet content for the Solaris BES Agent, you will need to subscribe your BES Server to the appropriate Fixlet site. To subscribe to a new Fixlet site, go to a computer with the BES Console installed.
2. Download the Solaris Evaluation masthead. (Note: This masthead is for Evaluation licenses only.)
3. When prompted to open or save the file, click 'Open' and this will automatically open the BES Console.
4. Log into the BES Console with your username/password.
5. Once logged in, the BES Console will ask if you wish to subscribe to the Patches for Solaris Fixlet site, click OK.
6. Type in your private key password and click OK.
7. After the BES Console subscribes to the site, it should automatically start gathering new Fixlet messages from the site.

SUSE Linux

SUSE Linux - Downloads

For the latest BigFix release information, visit http://support.bigfix.com/bes/release/.

SUSE Linux - Installation Instructions

Note: Beginning with IEM 9.0 the directory /etc/opt/BESClient/ is not automatically created by the installer. If it does not exist, you will need to manually create this directory.

1. Download the corresponding BES Client RPM file to the SUSE computer.
2. Install the RPM by running the command rpm -ivh <path to BES Client RPM>.
3. Copy your actionsite masthead to the Linux BES Client computer (the masthead contains configuration, license, and security information). The action site masthead (actionsite.afxm) can be found in your BES Installation folders (by default they are placed under C:BES Installers). If the masthead is not named 'actionsite.afxm, rename it to 'actionsite.afxm' and place it on the computer at the following location: /etc/opt/BESClient/actionsite.afxm.

   Note: In BigFix 4.0 and later, the masthead file for each BigFix Server is downloadable at http://servername:port/masthead/masthead.afxm (example: http://bes.bigfix.com:52311/masthead/masthead.afxm).

4. Start the BigFix Client by running the command /etc/init.d/besclient start.

SUSE Linux - Fixlet Content

To get the Fixlet content for the SUSE BigFix Agent, you will need to subscribe your BigFix Server to the appropriate Fixlet site.

1. To subscribe to a new Fixlet site, go to a computer with the BigFix Console installed.
2. Download the appropriate masthead
   (Note: This masthead is for Evaluation licenses only.)
3. When prompted to open or save the file, click 'Open' and this will automatically open the BigFix Console.
4. Log into the BigFix Console with your username/password.
5. Once logged in, the BigFix Console will ask if you wish to subscribe to the Patches for SUSE Linux Enterprise Fixlet site, click OK.
6. Type in your private key password and click OK.
7. After the BigFix Console subscribes to the site, it should automatically start gathering new Fixlet messages from the site.

Note: For further information regarding SUSE (32-bit) Content please click here.

Ubuntu

Ubuntu - Downloads

For the latest BigFix release information, visit http://support.bigfix.com/bes/release/.

Ubuntu - Installation Instructions

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Beginning with IEM 9.0 the directory /etc/opt/BESClient/ is not automatically created by the installer. If it does not exist, you will need to manually create this directory.

1. Download the corresponding BigFix Client DEB package file to the Ubuntu computer.
2. Install the DEB by running the command dpkg -i <path to BigFix Client package>.
3. Copy your actionsite masthead to the Linux BigFix Client computer (the masthead contains configuration, license, and security information). The action site masthead (actionsite.afxm) can be found in your BigFix Installation folders (by default they are placed under C:BigFix Installers). If the masthead is not named 'actionsite.afxm', rename it to 'actionsite.afxm' and place it on the computer at the following location: /etc/opt/BESClient/actionsite.afxm.
   Note: In BigFix 4.0 and later, the masthead file for each BigFix Server is downloadable at http://servername:port/masthead/masthead.afxm (example: http://bes.bigfix.com:52311/masthead/masthead.afxm).
4. Start the BigFix Client by running the command: /etc/init.d/besclient start.

VMWare ESX Server

VMWare ESX Server - Downloads

For the latest BigFix release information, visit http://support.bigfix.com/bes/release/.

VMWare ESX Server - Installation Instructions

For installation instructions see

Mac Os X Console Download Windows 10

RedHat Linux

VMWare ESX Server - Fixlet Content

1. To get the Fixlet content for the ESX BigFix Agent, you will need to subscribe your BigFix Server to the appropriate Fixlet site. To subscribe to a new Fixlet site, go to a computer with the BigFix Console installed.
2. Download the ESX Evaluation masthead. (Note: This masthead is for Evaluation licenses only.)
3. Copy your actionsite masthead to the ESX BigFix Client computer (the masthead contains configuration, license, and security information). The actionsite masthead (actionsite.afxm) can be found in your BigFix Installation folders (by default they are placed under C:BigFix Installers). If the masthead is not named 'actionsite.afxm', rename it to 'actionsite.afxm' and place it on the computer at the following location: /etc/opt/BESClient/actionsite.afxm.
4. When prompted to open or save the file, click 'Open' and this will automatically open the BigFix Console.
5. Log into the BigFix Console with your username/password.
6. Once logged in, the BigFix Console will ask if you wish to subscribe to the Patches for ESX Fixlet site, click OK.
7. Type in your private key password and click OK.
8. After the BigFix Console subscribes to the site, it should automatically start gathering new Fixlet messages from the site.

Note: Firewall ports must be opened.