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# Licensed Materials - Property of IBM
# 5724-T40 IBM License Metric Tool
# 5725-C68 IBM Tivoli Asset Discovery for Distributed
# (C) Copyright IBM Corp. 2005, 2012.
# All Rights Reserved. US Government Users Restricted Rights - Use, duplication or
# disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp.
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# For a full description of each setting for IBM License Metric Tool or
# IBM Tivoli Asset Discovery for Distributed see one of the following manuals:
# Installing IBM License Metric Tool 7.5.0.121
# Installing IBM Tivoli Asset Discovery for Distributed 7.5.0.121
# 
# If you have a non-English version of the product, these manuals may be
# available in the language of your version; see the product documentation DVD
# or the product Information Center for details:
# IBM License Metric Tool:
#     http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/tivihelp/v53r1/topic/com.ibm.license.mgmt.planinconf.doc/r_plan_main.html
# IBM Tivoli Asset Discovery for Distributed:
#     http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/tivihelp/v54r1/topic/com.ibm.license.mgmt.planinconf.doc/r_plan_main.html
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#(Linux/UNIX only)
# This file is a template response file. 
# If you want to install the agent with the response file, perform the following steps:
#		
#	1.	Update the parameters in the file.		
#
#	2. 	
#		a) Set the LMT_RESPONSE_FILE_PATH environment variable to point to the location of the response file. 
#			This method cannot be used on HP-UX, AIX and Solaris.
#		b) You can also place this file in your /etc directory.
#			If the environment variable has not been set, the installer automatically checks the /etc directory 
#			for the response file. If the file cannot be located, the agent is installed with the default parameters.
#
#	3.  To install the agent, enter the following command:
#
#		- AIX:
#			installp -acgXd ILMT-TAD4D-agent-7.5.0.121-aix-ppc ILMT-TAD4D-agent			
#			or
#			installp -R <custom_location> -acgXd ILMT-TAD4D-agent-7.5.0.121-aix-ppc ILMT-TAD4D-agent

#		- AIX WPAR:
#			installp -acgX -Or ILMT-TAD4D-agent
#
#		- Linux:
#			rpm -Uhv ILMT-TAD4D-agent-7.5.0.121-linux-<platform>.rpm
#
#		- HP-UX:
#			swinstall -s <ABSOLUTE_PATH_TO_INSTALLER_FILE>/ILMT-TAD4D-agent-7.5.0.121-hpux ILMT-TAD4D-agent:/<INSTALL_PATH>
#
#		- Solaris:
#			pkgadd -d ILMT-TAD4D-agent-7.5.0.121-solaris-<platform> ILMT-TAD4D-agent	
#
# (Linux only)
# To install the agent in a different location than the default, enter the following command:
#  rpm -Uvh ILMT-TAD4D-agent-7.5.0.121-linux-<platform>.rpm --prefix <custom_location>
#
# (AIX only)
# If you are using AIX version 5.3.0.61 or higher, you can change the agent installation
# directory by using the relocation mechanism.  The mechanism is based on the User
# Specified Installation Location (USIL).  To install the agent in your selected directory:
#   a.  Create the custom_location directory:
#         mkdir -p /<custom_location>
#   b.  Make the directory your User Specified Location (USIL):
#         mkusil -R /<custom_location>
#   c.  Install the agent in this location:
#         installp -R /<custom_location> -acgXd <ABSOLUTE_PATH_TO_INSTALLER_DIR> ILMT-TAD4D-agent-7.5.0.121-aix-ppc ILMT-TAD4D-agent
#
#		
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#(Windows only)
# InstallShield Options File 
#
# This file contains values for options that enable the License Metric Tool 
# installation setup file to be run from the command line. Read the description 
# of each option for information on changing its value.
# 
# A common use of an options file is to run the wizard in silent mode. This lets
# the options file author specify wizard settings without having to run the
# wizard in graphical mode. To use this options file in silent mode, use the
# following command line arguments when running the wizard:
# 
#    start /wait setup /z"/sf<response_file> [/noprecheck]" /L<language> /s /f2"<silent_setup_log>"
#	Note that "/sf<response_file> [/noprecheck]" is quoted and there is no space after /z switch
# language codes:
# 1033 English (United States)
# 2052 Chinese (PRC)
# 1028 Chinese (Taiwan)
# 1036 French (France)
# 1031 German (Germany)
# 1040 Italian (Italy)
# 1041 Japanese
# 1046 Portuguese (Brazil)
# 1034 Spanish (Traditional Sort)
# 1042 Korean
# 1045 Polish
# 1049 Russian
# 1029 Czech
# 1038 Hungarian
# 1043 Dutch (Netherlands)
# 1060 Slovenian (Slovenia)
# 1050 Croatian
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#(Windows only)
# Setup: type
#
#
# The setup type to be used when installing the product. Possible values are:
# 
#    Typical   - Typical: The wizard installs the agent using  
#                the default configuration. See the installation manual
#				 for details of the defaults.
#
#    Custom    - Custom: The wizard enables you to customize the configuration
#                parameters before installing the agent.
# 
# For example, to specify that the "Typical" setup type is selected, use the 
# following:
# 	 
#    SetupType=Typical
#    
# 

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#
# Agent configuration: Port
#
# Type the port number used by the agent.
# This value is used if SecurityLevel=0
#
Port=9988

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#
# Agent configuration: Port
#
# Type the port number used by the agent.
# This value is used if SecurityLevel=1
#
SecureAuth=9999

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#
# Agent configuration: Port
#
# Type the port number used by the agent.
# This value is used if SecurityLevel=2
#
SecureAll=9977

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#
# Agent configuration: Agent Temporary Path
#
# Specify the Agent Temporary Directory (a working directory used for example for file
# download). The default location is /tmp/itlm 
# Example (Windows)
#     AgentTempPath=C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\itlm
# Example (UNIX)
#     AgentTempPath=/tmp/itlm


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#
# Agent configuration: Message Handler Address
#
# Specify the hostname or IP address of the message handler server.
#
MessageHandlerAddress=localhost

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#
# Agent configuration: Scan Group Name
#
# Specify the name of the scan group.
#
# This is a recommendation and is only used for the initial registration with
# the server. The server may ignore the recommendation and reassign the agent
# into a default scan group that has been designated by the inventory
# administrator on the server. The inventory administrator may also reassign
# the agent to another scan group at anytime. This value may not reflect the
# current scan group that the agent is actually assigned to if it has
# been reassigned on the server.
#
ScanGroup=DEFAULT

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#
# Agent configuration: Security level
#
# Select the security level for the agent. 
# Possible values are:
# 
#   0  - Indicates that the agent communication will not be secure (HTTP)
#   1  - Indicates that the agent communication will be secure with server authentication only 
#          (using SSL with only Server Authentication feature)
#   2  - Indicates that the agent communication will be secure with both Agent and Server Authentication 
#          (using SSL with both Client and Server Authentication feature)
#
SecurityLevel=0

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#
# Agent configuration: Use Proxy
#
# If the agent is not protected by a proxy server, set this value to "n",
# otherwise set it to "y".
#
# Possible values are:
# 
#     y  - Indicates that the agent is protected by a proxy server
#     n  - Indicates that the agent is not protected by a proxy server
# 
UseProxy=n

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#
# Agent configuration: Proxy Port
#
# Specify the port number used by the proxy server.
# This Value is ignored if UseProxy = n.
#
ProxyPort=3128

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#
# Agent configuration: Proxy Address
#
# Specify the address of the proxy server.
# This Value is ignored if UseProxy = n.
#
ProxyAddress=none

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#
# Agent configuration: FIPS Enabled.
#
# Set this value to "y" if the agent is to use FIPS. 
# 
# Permitted values are:
# 
#     y  - Indicates that the agent is using FIPS 
#     n  - Indicates that the agent is not using FIPS
# 
FipsEnabled=n

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#
# Agent configuration: Common Inventory Technology Destination Path
#
# Specify the Common Inventory Technology installation folder. Leave this field blank in order
# to use the default value.
#
CITInstallPath=

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#
# Install server certificate:
#
# If you have selected secure communications (SecurityLevel>0), you can choose to install server certificate. 
#
# Possible values are:
# 
#     y, n.
#
# If you select the value "y", you must also specify if you use your own server 
# certificate or server test certificate. 
# (ServerCustomSSLCertificate).
#
# For example, to indicate that you want to install the certificate
# use the following: 
#   
#    InstallServerCertificate=y
#
InstallServerCertificate=n

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#
# SSL certificate: server certificate
#
# If you have selected to supply SSL certificate (InstallServerCertificate=y), you can choose to provide your own 
# server certificate to be used by the agent for secure communications with the server.
#
# Possible values are:
# 
#     y  - Indicates that you want to provide your own server certificate.
#     n  - Indicates that you want to use the server test certificate. 
#
# You should note that the test certificate may only be used for
# test purposes as it is in the name of IBM and is insecure (the same 
# certificate is distributed to all customers).
#
# If you select the value "y", you must also supply the certificate path name
# (ServerCertFilePath).
#
# For example, to indicate that you want to use your own server certificate for SSL
# communication, use the following: 
#   
#    ServerCustomSSLCertificate=y
#
ServerCustomSSLCertificate=n

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#
# SSL certificate: server certificate path name
#
# If you have selected to supply your own server certificate (ServerCustomSSLCertificate=y), 
# you must provide the path name of your own server certificate (including file name).
# e.g. ServerCertFilePath=/tmp/certificates/cert.arm
#
# The name of the certificate must be "cert.arm".
# If the path contains spaces, enclose the whole path in double-quotes. 
#
ServerCertFilePath=

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#
# Agent configuration: Agent certificate file
#
# If you have selected security level maximum, 
# you should provide agent personal certificate.
#
# AgentCertFilePath=

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# Linux390 specific parameters
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#
# Specify the total number of all active processors (CP and IFL) 
# in a physical machine.   
#
SystemActiveProcessors=

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#
# If the Linux on System z image is configured to share processors, specify 
# the total number of shared processors (CP or IFL, as appropriate, not both)
# in the CEC. Enter 0 (zero) if no shared processors are used by this image.
#
SharedPoolCapacity=

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#
# Specify the processor type that the Linux on System z image is running on.
# Possible values are:
# 
#     CP   - Indicates that your Linux on System z image is running on CP processors
#     IFL  - Indicates that your Linux on System z image is running on IFL processors
#
ProcessorType=IFL

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#
# Specify the machine type the Linux on System z image is running on.
# Possible values are:
# 
#     z9   - Indicates that your Linux on System z image is running on System z9 or z990 or S/390
#     z10  - Indicates that your Linux on System z image is running on System z10
#
MachineType=z9
