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(Conditional) To add a role to a Satellite, select the desired role in the
Satellite Server Roles
section.
If the
Configure
link is disabled for any role, that role is disabled for this device. For example,
if the Satellite’s parent Primary Server does not have the Collection role, the Satellite’s
Collection role is disabled and cannot be configured. Non-configurable roles that a managed
device performs are also listed in the dialog box but cannot be edited.
See the following sections for more information about each role:
Section 7.2.1, “Authentication Role,” on page 83
Section 7.2.2, “Collection Role,” on page 84
Section 7.2.3, “Content Role,” on page 84
Section 7.2.4, “Imaging Role,” on page 86
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(Optional) In the
Port for Content and/or Collection HTTP Requests
field, specify the port
number.
The default port is 80. Content and Collection servers share the same Web server and the same
port. Make sure that the specified port is not in use.
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(Optional) In the
Port for authentication Secure HTTPS requests
field, specify the port number.
The default port is 443. This is the port on which the Satellite device listens while
communicating with the managed devices. Make sure that the specified port is not in use.
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Click
OK
to save your changes and exit the dialog box.
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Repeat the previous steps to configure other Satellites.
7.2.1 Authentication Role
This role helps speed the authentication process by spreading the workload among various devices
and by performing authentication locally to managed devices.
NOTE:
If you are using an external certificate for the Satellite device, you must import the
certificate by using the
zac import-authentication-cert (iac)
command before configuring
the Authentication role.
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(Optional) To configure the Authentication role on a Satellite, select the check box next to
Authentication
, click
Configure
to display the Configure Authentication dialog box.
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Specify the authentication port.
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Select a user source from the User Source drop-down list.
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Click
Add
to display the Add User Source Connections dialog box.
Fill in the fields:
Connection Name:
(Optional) Specify all or part of the name for the connection to the LDAP
directory, then click
Filter
to display the list of connections that match the criteria.
If you have many connections in your ZENworks Management Zone, you can use the
Connection Name
field to display only those connections that match the criteria. For example,
to display all connections that contain the word “London,” type
London
in the
Connection
Name
field, then click
Filter
.