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* OPSI Package - Contains to-be-installed files as well as installation instructions. Sources for these package are to be kept in version control. Packages themselves are kept on the OPSI Server.
* OPSI Package - Contains to-be-installed files as well as installation instructions. Sources for these package are to be kept in version control. Packages themselves are kept on the OPSI Server.
* OPSI Config Editor - This is a Java app that is used to manage what is installed on which machines. It lets you schedule installations of packages, and see what is currently installed. (Other things too, but not all packages support them.)
* OPSI Config Editor - This is a Java app that is used to manage what is installed on which machines. It lets you schedule installations of packages, and see what is currently installed. (Other things too, but not all packages support them.)
== Installing OPSI on a slave that has been recloned ==
If a slave with OPSI on it gets recloned the OPSI server will still have a reference to it. Before the client install can happen you must remove it from the OPSI server. To do so, do the following:
* Open /etc/opsi/pckeys and delete the line containing the hostname of the slave.
* Delete /var/lib/opsi/config/clients/$hostname
You may then proceed with the reinstall of OPSI.


== Installing OPSI on an existing system ==
== Installing OPSI on an existing system ==
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  cvs -d:ext:cltbld@cvs.mozilla.org:/mofo co ref-platforms/win32/autoit-v3-setup.exe
  cvs -d:ext:cltbld@cvs.mozilla.org:/mofo co ref-platforms/win32/autoit-v3-setup.exe
* (as Administrator), run the installer, accept the defaults
* (as Administrator), run the installer, accept the defaults
== Installing OPSI on a slave that has been recloned ==
If a slave with OPSI on it gets recloned the OPSI server will still have a reference to it. Before the client install can happen you must remove it from the OPSI server. To do so, do the following:
* Open /etc/opsi/pckeys and delete the line containing the hostname of the slave.
* Delete /var/lib/opsi/config/clients/$hostname
You may then proceed with the reinstall of OPSI.


== Installing a package on a client ==
== Installing a package on a client ==
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