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In Tanium the devices (by default ) do create a chain between device1/devices2 etc. it is called it’s upstream neighbor. and the do communicate like this until the LAST device in that subnet (highest ip ) then sends results, in the case of a question, to the Tanium server. it is NOT a token ring nor is it peer-2-peer in a pure sense.

docs.tanium.com/client/client/client_concepts.html

@@danielpowers2772 Where is this chain of information being saved or updated - in the server or in the clients? Thanks for the quick reply :)

at the end of it - then formation gets saved at the Tanium server. So ina simple case let’s say you ask for the version of adobe on all devices. the first device in each subnet gets the question, answer it and forward to the next decice (ip) - if that device has the same versio of adobe it simple tags the day with a +1 (for ease of conversation here) and forwards along to next .. until it reaches the end of the chain/subnet. the last device sends all the data to tanium server. ali g the chain of another device does not have adobe, it adds a line saying NOT INSTAllEd any other devices without adobe would add a +1 to that line etc…. different version would add new one with the version that is different. At the end this process moves LESS data around, and the bulk of communication is done at the high speed subnet and NOT accross a WAN link, as most HUB and apple would do. :-)

Guys - I'm sorry i have not responded - yes I will publish the BigFix and Tanium content. I made some tweaks -

the whole point f the linear chan is to provide data in real time as much as possible - so yes 😊

Tanium most talked about feature is that the Linear chain provides REAL TIME data from endpoints. And (statistically) the more endpoints you have, the quicker you get results, in terms of date per endpoint#. In many cases Querying 10's of thousands on endpoints can result in data return in seconds/minutes.

Hey there - tried to ping you on Whatapp - said it was a landline. Reach me at dan.powers@siriuscom.com (yes two com) - be glad to help

It all depends on the network you are trying to monitor - but basically getting the network traffic to the "DISCOVERY" appliance (which is also the Reveal(X) appliance) the system works. The other appliances (VM or not) are optional. I can make a quick video of this and post it....

@@danielpowers2772 that's will be great.. Just an overview from scratch where and how to plug into the network and best practices

Not sure what you are asking. But BigFix does have OS deployment inthe life cycle module. You can do Baremetal deployments... VM's.... Windows and Linux.. or migrated like Win7 to Win10

I have not recored this yet... sigh.. time.... people are asking for it, so I will at some point. We did cover this in the MAster and Jedi class.. there may be a download of that doc there...

@@danielpowers2772 can you please help me with documents.. we are planning servienow bigfix inegration.

I believe this is on the Champion Web Site... if not let me know...

@@danielpowers2772 Hi, Could you please share that docs on my mail? I could not find it anywhere. your help will be appreciated

Hey, Did you get that doc? Could you share it with me on my mail?

Depends on change managment. If i am doing systems in a CHANGE window the first reboot I make reboots if the client needs it or not (i do this so if the system does not come back, it was NOT because of patching - and restarts simply help keep systems running well). The reboot at the END only reboots if the client NEEDS to, so i choose to do in a Fixlet and not a post step.

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