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ccm-universal-x64.<
build
>.tar, where x86 is for use on 32-bit clients, x64 is for use on
64-bits, and build represents the build number for the installer.
On the Linux-based or UNIX-based computer, run the following command:
2.
./install -mp <FQDN of management point> -sitecode <site_code> ccm-universal-<x86
or x64>.<build>.tar
3.
Review the contents of Scxcm.log in the /V/Opt/Microsoft folder to confirm that the
installation occurred.
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INSTALLING THE CLIENT ON LINUX AND UNIX COMPUTERS
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Although it is not mandatory, extending the AD DS schema and publishing Configuration
Manager information in AD DS helps simplify the client deployment process and site manage-
ment. When you extend the AD DS schema and publish Configuration Manager information
in AD DS, this simplifies the client installation process by storing Configuration Manager-
related information in Active Directory, which enables clients to retrieve the data during
installation. You can use AD DS publishing with any installation method on domain-joined
Windows clients to enable automatic site assignment. AD DS publishing also enables you to
provide the client with the name of the management point with which to communicate, in
addition to other information.
Configuration Manager publishes the following client installation properties to AD DS:
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The default management point used to download content for the client installation.
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The Configuration Manager site code.
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The HTTP port used for client communication.
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The HTTPS port used for client communication.
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A setting indicating that the client must communicate using HTTPS.
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The fallback status point. If the site has multiple fallback status points, the first to be
installed is the only one published to AD DS.
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The selection criteria for certificate selection. This might be required when the client
has more than one valid certificate.Installation properties specified on the Installation
Properties tab of the Client Push Installation Properties dialog box.
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Automatic updates when alterations are made to default ports for site systems.
Only a member of the Schema Admins group, or an enterprise administrator who has
sufficient permissions to modify the schema, can extend it. If you extend the schema prior to
installation, Configuration Manager configures the site automatically to publish site informa-
tion during installation. At the end of the installation, the Configuration Manager site server
