OPSI Linux Client Manual

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Most parts of the opsi software is open source.
Not open source are the parts of the source code which contain new extensions, that are still under cofunding, which have not been paid off yet. See also: opsi cofunding projects

All of the open source code is published under the AGPLv3.

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Information about the AGPL: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.en.html

For licenses to use opsi in the context of closed source software, please contact uib gmbh.

The names 'opsi', 'opsi.org', 'open pc server integration' and the opsi logo are registered trademarks of uib gmbh.

This manual describes the operation of Linux clients in opsi.

It’s assumed that the installation and startup of an opsi-server has already been performed.

Essential topics of this manual:

In the following the requirements for the management of macOS clients under opsi are described.

The opsi-mac-client-agent is a opsi extension.
This means that you need an unlock file to use it. You get this unlock file when you buy the extension. For evaluation purposes we also provide a time limited unlock file for free ( → mail to info@uib.de).
Further details can be found in
https://download.uib.de/opsi4.2/documentation/html/en/opsi-manual-v4.2/opsi-manual-v4.2.html#opsi-manual-extensions

Technical requirements is an opsi-server with opsi 4.1. or higher.