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• If UDP is not allowed on a network segment, the BigFix clients on that segment will not receive the UDP notifications from the server or relay, and will rely on the default 45-minute polling interval to check for new actions.1
• To reduce the delay in receiving new actions, you can enable the client polling feature, which allows the clients to poll the server or relay more frequently for new commands.2
• To enable the client polling feature, you need to set two client settings on the target clients:2
• You can set these client settings either through the console or manually on the endpoint.4
• After setting these client settings, the clients will poll the server or relay at the specified interval and receive new actions faster.

References:

• 1: https://help.hcltechsw.com/bigfix/9.5/platform/Platform/Installation/c_sample_proxy_configurations.html
• 2: https://help.hcltechsw.com/bigfix/9.5/platform/Platform/Config/r_client_set.html#_BESClient_Comm_CommandPollEnable
• 3: https://forum.bigfix.com/t/an-overview-on-the-client-evaluation-cycle/28056
• 4: https://help.hcltechsw.com/bigfix/9.5/platform/Platform/Config/r_client_set.html#Making_a_configuration_setting

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 Multiple Action Group is a way to deploy a set of Fixlets or tasks in a single grouping using the Take multiple actions command1.
• As a requirement, each Fixlet or task involved in the group must have associated a default action1.
• A default action is an action script that is predefined by the Fixlet or task author and can be executed without any user input2.
• If one or more of the Fixlets that are selected do not have a default action, the Take multiple actions command will fail and display an error in the Console1.
• To resolve this issue, the operator can either select only Fixlets or tasks that have default actions, or create a Baseline that includes the Fixlets or tasks without default actions1. References:
• 1: Taking multiple actions
• 2: Action Script
• 3: Take multiple actions
• 4: Action Script Guide