\nSo, what do you Need?
\nYou will have installed CU2 on your SCCM 2012 SP1 Infrastructure<\/strong>:
\nhttp:\/\/www.ronnipedersen.com\/2013\/06\/installing-sccm-2012-sp1-cu2-quick-start-guide\/<\/p>\n
Next you will Need a installed Linux<\/strong>, I used the Mini Boot CD from Debian 6 to get a Standard Desktop System x64. This takes about 30 Minutes.<\/p>\n After this, you have to download the additional SCCM 2012 SP1\u00a0Clients, thus a Push Installation is not supported for Non-Windows Clients: Now you got all the prerequisites, extract the downloaded additional Clients, and bring the data on your Linux Client. If this is done, start a console and elevate it to get root Access. If this is done, navigate to the Folder of the Client Installation files and type: You should now able to see a Hardware Inventory in the Resource Explorer of your Linux Client: And now what? I want to go chatting with IRC, and for this, I want to deploy IRCII on my Debian via SCCM 2012, so, I have to create a legacy Package, because the new Application Model does not work for Linux Clients. So I don’t need a package Location, because in Linux, usually the data for an application is downloaded through the repository. This is the command used for the Installation of IRCII: After a policy refresh (see above), IRCII is installed on my Debian: You can also Monitor the deployment process whithin the console:
\nhttp:\/\/www.microsoft.com\/en-us\/download\/details.aspx?id=36212
\nThe following Linux\/Unix and Mac Versions are supported:
\nMac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard)
\nMac OS X 10.7 (Lion)
\nMac OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion)
\nAIX Version 7.1, 6.1, 5.3
\nSolaris Version 11 (SPARC and x86) , 10 (SPARC and x86), 9 (SPARC)
\nHP-UX Version 11iv2 (PA-RISC and IA64) , 11iv3 (PA-RISC and IA64)
\nRHEL Version 6 (x64 and x86) , 5 (x64 and x86), 4 (x64 and x86)
\nSLES Version 11 (x64 and x86), 10 (x64 and x86), 9 (x86)
\nCentOS Version 6 (x64 and x86), 5 (x64 and x86)
\nDebian Version 6 (x64 and x86), 5 (x64 and x86)
\nUbuntu Version 12.4 LTS (x64 and x86), 10.4 LTS (x64 and x86)
\nOracle Linux 6 (x64 and x86), 5 (x64 and x86)<\/p>\n
\nchmod +x install<\/code>
\nWhen this is done, start the Installation by:
\n.\/install \u2013mp $FQDN-SCCM -sitecode $Sitecode ccm-Universal-x64.$Downloaded-Version.tar
\n<\/code>For more Installation properties of the Linux Client, look at this TechNet article: http:\/\/technet.microsoft.com\/en-us\/library\/jj573939.aspx#BKMK_CmdLineInstallLnUClient
\nIf you would like to control the Installation procedure, refer to: \/var\/opt\/microsoft\/scxcm.log
\nSo with a HTTP hierarchy, the Client will now create a self signed certificate and uses this to identify to SCCM. The Client will now Show up in the SCCM console, and the most important part now is to “Approve” (right click on the Client and choose “Approve”) the Client, because the Client is handled as a Workgroup Client (with Standard Settings, only members of the trusted forests are automatically approved).
\nIf you would like to force a policy download just type the following command in the console:
\n\/opt\/microsoft\/configmgr\/bin\/ccmexec -rs policy<\/code>
\nOr to start a Hardware Inventory:
\n\/opt\/microsoft\/configmgr\/bin\/ccmexec -rs hinv<\/code>
\nIf you want to increase the Level of Information written to the log file, modify the following file: \/opt\/microsoft\/configmgr\/etc\/scxcm.conf
\nRefer to this link for more Information: http:\/\/technet.microsoft.com\/en-us\/library\/hh427342.aspx#BKMK_LogFilesforLnU<\/p>\n
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\napt-get install ircii -y<\/code>
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