You can download all of the content in a zip from the Github links, then manually import. The challenge is when the content gets updated you’ll be importing duplicates.
I believe you can setup the sync tool in a non-airgapped environment and in your airgapped environment and then copy the, “AllBigfixMe.xml” file from your non-airgapped environment: drive:\Program Files (x86)\BigFix Enterprise\BES Server\Applications\bigfixMeSync to the same location on your airgapped server and the content will become available.
You can download this content similar to any other content on BigFix.Me and manually import
I’ll do some more testing and get back to you on Monday!
Sorry that I didn’t get a chance to look at this today – will try to do some more lab testing and will follow-up over PM if I don’t have anything new tomorrow.
@TimRice - I believe you may need .Net 4.5 installed on your server to support the TLS 1.2 communications. I’m curious to know if you have Enhanced Security enabled – it appears .Net 4.0 supports TLS 1.0 but you need .Net 4.5 to support TLS 1.2x
Fixlet 285872501, “2858725: Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5.1 Available - Windows 7 SP1 / Windows 8 Gold / Windows 2008 R2 SP1 / Windows 2008 SP2 / Windows 2012 Gold / Windows Vista SP2 (x64)” in the, “Patches for Windows” site should be able to help you meet this requirement.
Once you have that installed it should work – let me know if it doesn’t resolve your issue.
@strawgate hey Bill can you please grant me access, i’m trying to use the sync tool to import your content. I have submitted requests through the portal.
many thx …
Sorry about the delay folks – I’ve processed requests from the last two months.
The way BigFix.Me is setup requires me to manually go in and grant access by hand for every request – BigFix.Me is not seeing any improvements and so sending me a message will ensure you get access.
well me personaly really mis the @strawgate updates for a lot of applications. I’m still hopefull HCL will suport more different 3rd party updates and not have to rely on community updates (which as you state have to be checked for quality etc) in the near future since at this moment its very limited for softwar ethat is used a lot.
citrix receiver, cisco anyconnect, winscp , putty , 7zip, fixt reader, python isnt strange software to have in your environment but we have to create everything from scratch
I don’t have a viable way to publish this content as one of my sites on Bigfix.Me is broken and nobody at HCL will help. There is no alternative for publishing so I haven’t been able to resume publishing new content.
As for improvements to bigfix.me, the sync tool is insecure, doesn’t work behind proxy’s, only allows 1000 fixlets in a site, the bigfix.me site is very slow, the approval process for private sites is laborious, the way relevance is handled prevents the use of the & character in relevance, it’s missing a proper API for content uploads, the connector is hard to debug and slow, it only keeps 5 revisions of content which prevents old content from syncing properly, the connector setup process is difficult, and the connector is windows only.
It’s been the source of inspiration for a lot of our own internal content. For better relevance authoring when we can’t find examples on developer.bigfix.com or in the forums.