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This post provides step by step guide to Install McAfee agent on Mac OS. Though the McAfee KB available for the same, could see some of us struggling to do it. So felt outlining a steps with commands will be helpful. Consider Mac OS version 10.14.3 and McAfee Agent version 5.6.2 used for demonstration here. Kindly note this guide suitable for ePO environment.
Step1: Get McAfee agent package from ePO
Use any one of below method to get the McAfee Agent Installation package from ePO.
From Console:
System Tree -> New systems -> Select “Create and download agent installation package” -> Click on “Non Windows” -> Select version and “OK”
From ePO Server:
Login to ePO server RDP session. And copy the below Install script to target system.
Step2: Install McAfee Agent
Mac Os Mojave
First extract the archive and execute the Installer script. Then output will be similar to below if the Installation is successful.
Further verify and ensure McAfee agent Installed correctly.
Step3 (Optional): Set Custom Properties
This step is optional. Therefore If your organization demands to set custom properties, you may refer these commands. Unlike Windows, McAfee agent Installation command of Mac OS do not accept custom properties as arguments. Since you must set it manually after McAfee agent Installation.
Note: Kindly replace “xyz” with the value suitable to your requirement.
Step4: Start McAfee Agent service
Now its time to start McAfee Agent service. Since these commands need root privileges, use “sudo” as prefix.
Step5: Verify agent to server communication
Finally verify and ensure agent do talking to ePO without any Issue.
Like above, does the log shows server response code of 200. Then agent received response from server. Thus it mean agent talking to ePO well. Herewith completed McAfee agent Install on Mac OS.
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Additional Useful Commands
Found bunch of other commands useful during Installation and troubleshooting. Hence will write them here with its purpose and syntax.
Q1: How to list the kernel modules loaded for McAfee agent?
Q2: What is the command to stop and restart McAfee agent service?
Q3: Is there a way to disable McAfee agent service and prevent startup during boot of Mac OS?
Above commands disable McAfee agent kernel modules. Hence it will not start automatically from next boot.
Q4: How do I re-enable McAfee agent services to load automatically during boot time on Mac OS?
Above command does enable McAfee agent kernel modules to load during Mac OS boot time. Since from next restart McAfee agent do start automatically.
Q5: Is it possible to find out ePO server details from client (agent) system? And how to verify connectivity to it through commands?
Have already wrote answer to this question in other post. Request you to look at “Troubleshooting Section” of post http://techadminblog.com/how-to-install-mcafee-agent-on-linux/
To conclude, have shared as much as Information I could with examples. Hope this does helps you when needed. And please post your thoughts and queries in comments section. At last Thank You for reading my post !!
In addition to base pairs, DSSR also automatically detects higher-order base associations. They are generally termed multiplets, consisting of three or more co-planar bases arranged together via H-bonding interactions. The simplest multiplets are base triplets. For example, the yeast phenylalanine tRNA (PDB entry 1ehz) contains four base triplets, as shown below:
The well-known (types I and II) A-minor motifs are also multiplets of three bases. Similarly, the G-tetrad where four guanine bases associate via Hoogsteen H-bonding to form a square planar structure is also a special multiplet. The G-tetrad is the building block of the G-quadruplexes. As of v1.7.0-2017oct19, DSSR can automatically identify and characterize G-quadruplexes (see the DSSR User Manual).
The DSSR algorithm for detecting multiplets is generally applicable. It can identify as many co-planar bases as available in a given structure. Shown below is an octad, consisting of a G-tetrad in the middle and four Us on the peripheries. The octad is derived from PDB entry 1j8g using atomic coordinates from biological assembly 1 and 3.