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Title: cmk-agent-ctl: Agent controller can be disabled on Linux
Class: feature
Compatible: incomp
Component: agents
Date: 1652429684
Edition: cee
Knowledge: undoc
Level: 1
State: unknown
Version: 2.1.0b9
It was possible to disable agent controller in agent bakery for Windows.
Now, it's also possible for the Linux distributions.
Disabling the agent controller is not advised unless you experience
problems with it. In this case, the agent will work in legacy pull mode.
Please note: In the legacy pull mode, the transported data is not encrypted.
If you created a "Windows agent controller" rule previously in on one of
2.1.0b versions, you will have to create two new rules, Setup -> Agents ->
Windows, Linux, Solaris, AIX -> Agent rules -> Windows agent controller
troubleshooting
and Setup -> Agents -> Windows, Linux, Solaris, AIX -> Agent rules -> Agent
controller
to get the same behavior.
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Title: cmk-agent-ctl: Agent controller can be disabled on Linux
Class: feature
Compatible: incomp
Component: agents
Date: 1652429684
Edition: cee
Knowledge: undoc
Level: 1
State: unknown
- Version: 2.1.0
+ Version: 2.1.0b9
? ++
It was possible to disable agent controller in agent bakery for Windows.
Now, it's also possible for the Linux distributions.
Disabling the agent controller is not advised unless you experience
problems with it. In this case, the agent will work in legacy pull mode.
Please note: In the legacy pull mode, the transported data is not encrypted.
If you created a "Windows agent controller" rule previously in on one of
2.1.0b versions, you will have to create two new rules, Setup -> Agents ->
Windows, Linux, Solaris, AIX -> Agent rules -> Windows agent controller
troubleshooting
and Setup -> Agents -> Windows, Linux, Solaris, AIX -> Agent rules -> Agent
controller
to get the same behavior.