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Tivoli Endpoint Manager

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Tivoli Endpoint Manager. 1. 1Audience . 2Conventions Used in this manual . 2Examples . 2Versions . 3Forms . 4. 5Primitive Objects . 5String . 5World Objects . 6World . 6Registry Objects . 12Registry . 12Registry Key . 14Registry Key Value. 19Registry Key Value Type . 22Filesystem Objects . 23Filesystem Object . 23File . 25Application . 32Folder . 35Drive . 40File Shortcut. 42File Section . 43File Content . 44Version . 45File Version Block . 47File Line . 52Xml Dom Document . 54Download Storage Folder. 54Directory Services . 55Active Directory Local Computer . 55Active Directory Server. 56

System Objects . 57Bios . 57Operating System . 59Processor . 63Ram . 66Active Device . 66Local Mssql Database . 68Service . 69Process. 72Language . 76Primary Language . 77Operating System Product Type. 78Operating System Suite Mask . 79Event Log . 79Event Log Record . 81Event Log Event Type . 83WMI Objects . 84Wmi . 84Wmi Select . 86Wmi Object . 88SMBIOS objects. 89Smbios . 89Smbios Structure . 90Smbios Value. 92Site Objects . 94Site . 94Site Group . 97Site Version List . 97Fixlet Objects . 98Fixlet . 98Fixlet header . 99Client Objects. 100Client . 100Setting . 101Selected Server . 103Current Relay. 105Root Server. 105

Tivoli Endpoint ManagerEvaluation Cycle . 105Application Usage Summary . 107Application Usage Summary Instance . 108License Objects. 109License . 109BES Product . 112Environment Objects . 113Environment. 113Environment Variable . 114Authorization Objects . 115Access Control List . 115Access Control Entry. 125System Access Control List . 128Discretionary Access Control List . 129Security Account . 130Security Descriptor. 133Security Identifier . 135Security Database . 137Audit Policy . 139Audit Policy Category . 141Audit Policy Subcategory . 142Audit Policy Information. 144Client cryptography . 145X509 Certificate . 146Local Group . 146Local Group Member . 147User Objects . 148User . 148Logged On User. 153Activity History . 155Action Objects . 156Action . 156Networking Objects . 159Network . 159Network Interface . 160Network Ip Interface . 161Network Share . 163

Network Address List . 165Network Adapter . 165Network Adapter Interface. 170Connection . 172Connection Status. 173Internet Protocol. 175Ip Version . 176Ipv4 Address . 177Ipv6 Address . 179Ipv4or6 Address . 179Active Directory Group . 181Active Directory Local User . 182Firewall Objects. 184Firewall . 184Firewall Authorized Application. 185Firewall Profile . 186Firewall Profile Type. 188Firewall Policy . 190Firewall Scope . 191Firewall Open Port . 193Firewall Service. 194Firewall Service Type . 195Firewall Icmp Settings . 197Firewall Remote Admin Settings. 198Firewall Action . 199Firewall Local Policy Modify State . 200Firewall Rule . 201Firewall Service Restriction . 205Internet Connection Firewall . 206Port Mapping . 206Media Type . 208Task Objects . 210Task Definition . 210Task Settings . 211Priority Class. 214Running Task. 215Task Named Value Pair . 217

Tivoli Endpoint ManagerScheduled Task . 217Task Folder. 220Task Principal . 221Task Registration Info . 223Task Repetition Pattern . 225Task Action . 225Task Action Type . 226Email Task Action . 228Exec Task Action . 229Com Handler Task Action . 230Show Message Task Action . 231Task Idle Settings . 232Task Network Settings . 233Task Trigger. 233Task Trigger Type . 235Time Task Trigger . 237Weekly Task Trigger . 237Daily Task Trigger . 238Monthly Task Trigger . 239Monthlydow Task Trigger . 240Session State Change Task Trigger . 241Registration Task Trigger . 242Idle Task Trigger . 243Event Task Trigger. 243Logon Task Trigger . 244Boot Task Trigger . 245Power Inspectors . 246Power Level . 246Power State . 247Power History . 249System Power Interval . 251Monitor Power Interval . 252Microsoft IIS Metabase Objects . 254Metabase . 254Metabase Identifier. 254Metabase Key . 255Metabase Type . 256

Metabase User Type . 257Metabase Value . 258Key Phrases (Inspectors) . 260Casting Operators . 373. 381. 381Processors . 381Folders on Windows Devices . 383DMI Inspectors . 384SMBIOS Inspectors . 384. 392. 395. 395

Tivoli Endpoint ManagerThe Tivoli Endpoint Manager Windows Client Inspector Library is a guide to the ordinary phrases(known as Inspectors) of the Relevance Language . As the name implies, these phrases are used toinspect the properties of those Tivoli Endpoint Manager Clients that run Windows. Thousands ofInspectors have been created to expose the inner workings of Windows computers, from the hardwareand peripherals to the file system and software.In addition to these client-specific Inspectors, there are several cross-platform Core Inspectors that arealways available to you. These have been included in the keyword section at the end of this guide toprovide you with a complete lexicon for Relevance scripting. For more information on the Core Inspectors,see the Tivoli Endpoint Manager Core Inspector Guide. Note that the name of the program haschanged from BigFix to Tivoli Endpoint Manager, however most Inspectors still use the BigFix name whenreferring to the program.This guide may look imposing, but it reflects a certain amount of redundancy designed to improveaccessibility. Each Inspector object has a creation method, listed by type. But objects are also propertiesof other objects (or the world), so they may be listed twice. In addition, the keyword section echoes theobjects yet again, while adding type information and the plural format.Inspectors can be thought of as object-oriented representations of the underlying computer system. Theylet you write Relevance expressions to query thousands of aspects of any Tivoli Endpoint Manager Client,instantly and with minimal overhead. Inspectors are keywords in the Relevance Language, so calledbecause it allows content to be targeted to only those computers where it is relevant and no others.Relevance statements non-invasively analyze the Client computer to see if proper conditions exist beforeattempting remediation. Relevance Expressions are embedded into Action Scripts in such a way as toguarantee that the issue you detect is the one you remediate. In addition, Inspectors can be used tocollect properties of any Tivoli Endpoint Manager Client for your own custom analysis in the TivoliEndpoint Manager Console or Web Reports program.Relevance and Action scripts are bundled with human-readable content into Fixlet Messages, which canbe further grouped into Fixlet Sites and Domains that specific subsets of your network can subscribe to asneeded

Tivoli Endpoint Manager The Tivoli Endpoint Manager Windows Client Inspector Library is a guide to the ordinary phrases (known as Inspectors) of the Relevance Language .As the name implies, these phrases are used to inspect the properties of those Tivoli Endpoint Manager Clients that run Windows.