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• To create an Automatic Computer Group, you need to use a Relevance expression that evaluates to true or false for each computer in your deployment12.
• The Relevance expression should check two conditions: the operating system is Windows 10 and a user is signed in.
• To check the operating system, you can use the name of operating system property, which returns a string like “Win10” or “Win7” for Windows computers3. You can use the contains operator to see if the string contains “Win10”.
• To check the user status, you can use the logged on user property, which returns the name of the current user or an empty string if no user is logged on4. You can use the exists or not operators to see if the property has a value or not.
• You can use the and operator to combine the two conditions into one Relevance expression.
• The correct answer is D, which checks if the name of operating system contains “Win10” and if the logged on user exists.
• The other options are incorrect because:
• 1: Create Automatic Computer Group
• 2: Create Automatic Computer Group
• 3: Operating System Inspector
• 4: Logged On User Inspector
• 5: [Version Inspector]

• According to the BigFix platform documentation, the BigFix server on Windows systems supports the following configurations: Local or remote Microsoft SQL Server 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2019 or 202212.
• Therefore, the correct answer is option D. Microsoft SQL Server.
• The other options are not supported by BigFix on Windows systems, and can be ruled out. Therefore, options A, B, and C are incorrect. References:
• Database requirements
• Software requirements

• Locking a BigFix Client means preventing it from accepting any actions that could modify its state, such as installing patches, changing settings, or running scripts1.
• Locking a BigFix Client can be useful for various reasons, such as testing new actions on a subset of unlocked computers, protecting critical or sensitive systems from unwanted changes, or complying with security policies or regulations12.
• Locking a BigFix Client can be done by using the BigFix Console, the BigFix WebUI, or the BES Client API13.
• Locking a BigFix Client does not affect its other functions, such as reporting, gathering, relay selection, or client settings2.
• The locked status of a BigFix Client can be changed by sending an unlock action, which can be done by a Master Operator or a Non-Master Operator who has the Write permission to the site where the client is subscribed14.
• The locked status of a BigFix Client can also be set to expire after a certain period of time, by using a custom action script15.
• Therefore, the only valid reason among the options for locking a computer is D. When changes or updates need to be excluded from the computer. References:
• 1: Locking clients
• 2: Just how locked is “Locked”?
• 3: [BES Client API]
• 4: [The Console Operators]
• 5: [Locking a client for a specific period of time]
• 6: [Locking clients]
• 7: [Just how locked is “Locked”?]
• : [BES Client API]
• : [The Console Operators]
• : [Locking a client for a specific period of time]
• : [Locking clients]
• : [Just how locked is “Locked”?]
• : [BES Client API]
• : [The Console Operators]
• : [Locking a client for a specific period of time]
• : [Locking clients]
• : [Just how locked is “Locked”?]
• : [BES Client API]
• : [The Console Operators]
• : [Locking a client for a specific period of time]
• : [Locking clients]
• : [Just how locked is “Locked”?]
• : [BES Client API]
• : [The Console Operators]
• : [Locking a client for a specific period of time]

To upgrade a stand-alone WebUI server, the following steps are required:

• Copy the BigFix WebUI installer (default location is %PROGRAM FILES%\BigFix Enterprise\BES Installers\WebUI) to the client computer that is running the BigFix WebUI.
• Stop the WebUI service.
• Run the installer on the computer that is running the WebUI. The installer detects the WebUI and offers to upgrade it for you. Follow the installer instructions to upgrade the BigFix WebUI.
• Start the WebUI service.

References:

• Upgrading the WebUI
• Stand-alone Web Reports upgrade? - Platform - BigFix Forum

• A BigFix Relay is a special type of BigFix Client that can cache and distribute files to other BigFix Clients, reducing the workload and bandwidth usage of the BigFix Server1.
• A BigFix Relay can be installed on any BigFix Client that runs on a supported BigFix Relay operating system, which includes Windows, Linux, and Solaris23.
• A BigFix Relay does not require a server operating system or a dedicated endpoint, as long as it meets the minimum system requirements and recommendations for a relay, which are similar to those for a workgroup file server23.
• A BigFix Relay must have a two-way TCP connection to its parent, which can be another relay or the BigFix Server23.
• A BigFix Relay can be installed using a Fixlet from the BigFix Console or the command line4. References:
• 1: Relays and Servers
• 2: Relay requirements and recommendations
• 3: Relay requirements
• 4: Installing a relay