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--- 72:ptc [2018/07/10 13:34] – [Integrate with PTC Integrity] bkkr
+++ 72:ptc [2018/07/17 14:16] – [Integrate with PTC Integrity] bkkr
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 ====== Integrate with PTC Integrity ======
-[[:72:ptc_general|General Information]]
+  * [[:72:ptc_general|]]
+  *  [[:72:ptc_integration_new|Integration for Integrity 2009 SP7 and Newer]]
-[[:72:ptc_integration_new|Integration for Integrity 2009 SP7 and Newer]]
+      * [[:72:ptc_users|]]
+      * [[:72:ptc_new_config|]]
-[[:72:ptc_integration_old|Integration for Integrity Releases Older than 2009 SP7]]
+      * [[:72:ptc_new_profile|]]
+      * [[:72:ptc_new_limitations|]]
-…
+  *  [[:72:ptc_integration_old|]]
+      * [[:72:ptc_operations|]]
-TBD
+      * [[:72:ptc_configuration_management|]]
+      * [[:72:ptc_configuring_client|]]
-Brock Notes
+      * [[:72:ptc_configuration_old|]]
+      * [[:72:ptc_cms_profile_old|]]
-  * stages provided two different options for integration
-      * classic integration
-        * based on SI command line chart
-      * web-service-based interface
-        * advantages
-          * each user can make their own integrity account to perform configurations
-          * very effective
-          * very specific to the user
-      * need a bunch of permissions (look into this)
-  * in the old one, they needed to configure it in pkit, but im not sure about this one