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Use the Service Update Management Assistant (SUMA) to download fixes available to update specified target systems up to a specific technology levels (TL) or service packs (SP) level. The fixes are downloaded from the IBM Fix Central website and the related NIM resource is created on the NIM master. The user can then run another task to install the systems with this new resource.

When you configure SUMA in an AIX logical partition (LPAR) or as the NIM master, it establishes a connection to the fix distribution website and downloads the available service update. The fix distribution website is an IBM server with the domain name of esupport.ibm.com. If your configuration contains a firewall that blocks the connection to the fix distribution website, you must customize the firewall rules to allow SUMA to connect to the following IP addresses 129.42.56.189, 129.42.60.189, 129.42.54.189. SUMA connects to one of these IP addresses based on your geography.

Use suma to download fixes on a NIM server. You can download service pack, or technology level. You can also download latest service pack of latest technology level for the HIGHEST release in the client list. It means if you provide AIX 7.1 and 7.2 clients, only last 7.2 TL or SP is downloaded.

Use nimviosupdate to update a VIOS or a couple of VIOSes by installing software from the NIM server.Each action from the action list can be executed independently or together: check, altdisk_copy, update, altdisk_cleanupaction_list: * check: verify the redundancy of the 2 VIOSes for the update * altdisk_copy: will make an alternate rootvg on an available disk * update: install software on VIOSes from existing NIM lpp source * altdisk_cleanup: to remove the altinst_rootvg

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Note: In BigFix 4.0 and later, the masthead file for each BigFix Server is downloadable at :port/masthead/masthead.afxm (example: :52311/masthead/masthead.afxm).Start the BigFix Client by running the command /etc/init.d/besclient start. SUSE Linux - Fixlet Content To get the Fixlet content for the SUSE BigFix Agent, you will need to subscribe your BigFix Server to the appropriate Fixlet site. To subscribe to a new Fixlet site, go to a computer with the BigFix Console installed. Download the appropriate masthead (Note: This masthead is for Evaluation licenses only.) When prompted to open or save the file, click "Open" and this will automatically open the BigFix Console. Log into the BigFix Console with your username/password. Once logged in, the BigFix Console will ask if you wish to subscribe to the Patches for SUSE Linux Enterprise Fixlet site, click OK. Type in your private key password and click OK. After the BigFix Console subscribes to the site, it should automatically start gathering new Fixlet messages from the site. Note: For further information regarding SUSE (32-bit) Content please click here.

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NIM's main focus is automating an organization's user lifecycle provisioning process. However, not everything can be automated, and manual processes are required. This is where NIM Applications come into play. Organizations can customize web applications that leverage NIM's data and internal processes, such as data relationships, role models, and name and password generation. In addition, each application has its own security access control list (ACL). This allows you to delegate applications to specific roles, such as the Helpdesk or a single user. All the while, it logs every action to be used for auditing purposes.

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For testing and development you can use the Standalone OpenWhisk. It is a single node installation that can run in your machine and only requires Docker to run. You also need to download the OpenWhisk CLI tool wsk for your operating system in order to interact with OpenWhisk.

The code is based on a freely available chess engine called CounterGo. It is written in Go. I adapted it to run as a stateless serverless action, and I added a frontend in JavaScript, using the libraries Chessboardjs and chess.js.

Note that you do not need a Go compiler to build the action, just Docker, as you can compile the action using the OpenWhisk Go runtime itself. The result is the file chess.zip containing a pre-compiled Go action ready to be deployed.

Nimbella uses its own CLI called nim for deployment. The Nimbella CLI was recently open sourced. You need to sign-up and login to use their service. Once you are logged in, you can deploy our chess action and get an URL for it. The nim login command conveniently permits sign-up.The CLI is available for download for Mac OS, Windows and Linux.

You need to download and install the ibmcloud CLI in order to deploy actions to IBM. There are also some requirements like downloading a plugin and to target a space; all the steps are explained on their website.

Adobe I/O Runtime currently supports only Node.js based runtimes, so if you pick them as your serverless function providers you have to write your serverless functions in JavaScript. However being based on OpenWhisk, it is possible to use other runtimes by request, and so we can also run our chess engine. I thank the team at Adobe for their kind support and help in deploying my action for demonstration purposes.

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On 15 September, President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen also sent a Letter of Intent to David Sassoli, the President of the European Parliament, and Prime Minister Janez Janša, as the Presidency of the Council, in which she detailed the actions the Commission intends to take in the following year by means of legislation and other initiatives.

Nim was on a mission with her partner to hunt down a Bio-Droid that stole a vial of Texmexium for Kyron-5, but her helicopter was destroyed and her partner killed in action. Nim herself was injured and Brooklyn helped her. The four traveled together for safety, but Bombbay is soon killed by the droid Nim was hunting. The surviving trio made it to Kyron-5's core room, where they found a vial of Texmexium; the Bio-Droid wanted it back. While fighting for the Texmexium, Babe falls into a vat of chemicals along with the droid. Brooklyn and Nim believe her dead, but she actually somehow merged with the droid as a single conflicting entity. As the only two survivors, Brooklyn wants to keep the Texmexium because it cost him his comrades, but Nim wants it to complete her mission; both objectives have to put on hold as they encounter Aerobot.

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From retrospective reviews, Donald C. Willis wrote about the film in his book Horror and Science Fiction Film IV, specifying that Gunhed was a "exuberant action/effects spectacular" with "an effect-a-second pace and an Alien, lost-in-technology feel to its human interaction."[5] The Time Out Film Guide referred the film as "impenetrable tosh (at least in the English version)".[6]

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