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Power Management
Use Power Management to control, monitor, and manage conservation policies in your deployment.
Power Management User's Guide
Power Management is policy-driven software for distributed environments. Built on BigFix technology, it allows you to apply conservation policies infrastructure-wide, while providing the granularity to apply power management policies to a single computer.
Web Reports
Power Management Web Reports provides high-level summary data for management and decision makers to view and assess power usage in a deployment.
Power Management Daily Activity State breakdown
The Power Management Daily Activity State breakdown report displays a breakdown of the average day by activity state.

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BigFix 11 Lifecycle Documentation
Welcome to the BigFix Lifecycle documentation, where you can find information about how to install, maintain, and use BigFix Lifecycle.
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Lifecycle overview
BigFix Lifecycle is single-agent, single-console technology that provides near real-time visibility into the state of endpoints.
Lifecycle guides in PDF format
Following is a list of links to the BigFix Lifecycle guides in PDF format:
Software Distribution
Use the BigFix Software Distribution applications to deploy software to endpoints across your network from a single location. Maintain control and visibility into software delivery and installation. Device owners can use the Self Service Application to manage software and other BigFix actions that are deployed to them as offers.
OS Deployment
BigFix OS Deployment, which is part of the BigFix Lifecycle Management suite, provides a consolidated, comprehensive solution to quickly deploy new workstations and servers throughout a network from a single, centralized location. This solution saves time and money, enforces a standardized and approved image, and reduces risks associated with non-compliant or insecure configurations.
Remote Control
BigFix Remote Control application helps to communicate between different components, clients, and endpoints within BigFix environment.
Power Management
Use Power Management to control, monitor, and manage conservation policies in your deployment.
- Power Management Setup Guide
  Power Management is policy-driven software for distributed environments. Built on BigFix technology, it allows you to apply conservation policies infrastructure-wide, while providing the granularity to apply power management policies to a single computer.
- Power Management User's Guide
  Power Management is policy-driven software for distributed environments. Built on BigFix technology, it allows you to apply conservation policies infrastructure-wide, while providing the granularity to apply power management policies to a single computer.
  - Overview
    With the BigFix® Power® Management solution, IT organizations can enforce conservation policies across the enterprise, while providing granularity that enables application of these policies to a single computer. Specifically, you can monitor, manage, and control the power usage settings on the computers in your network
  - Use Power Management
    Power Management provides a suite of Fixlets and wizards to help control computer power states and minimize waste caused by computers running while not in use. You can manage sleep, hibernation, and standby states on your running computers in the Reduce Power Consumption node in the navigation tree.
  - Manage wakeup behavior
    Power Management provides Fixlets and Wizards to bring a computer online and take actions and manage the computer at specific times.
  - Web Reports
    Power Management Web Reports provides high-level summary data for management and decision makers to view and assess power usage in a deployment.
    - Model Power Savings
      This report calculates how much power you can lose or save if you apply different power profiles across your deployment based on your current usage patterns.
    - Power consumption over time
      The Power consumption over time report charts the average computer power consumption over a specified time period, and displays cost or savings compared to a baseline cost based on the start date.
    - Weekly Power Consumption Over Time
      The Weekly Power Consumption Over Time report charts the average weekly power consumption data (in cost, power, or carbon) per computer over a weekly period.
    - Power Management Daily Activity State breakdown
      The Power Management Daily Activity State breakdown report displays a breakdown of the average day by activity state.
    - Weekly Idle Time Breakdown Over Time
      The Weekly Idle Time Breakdown Over Time report shows the weekly idle time breakdown per computer over a selected time period. It also shows the reduction of idle time (in hours) realized compared to the start week.
    - Power Management settings
      The Power Management settings report shows the percentage of computers that have power management settings enabled on a specific day. It can also be set to compare the improvements between two different days. The comparison function requires that historical power tracking is enabled.
    - Wake on Web
      This report issues a Wake-on-LAN request to a specified list of computers, and displays warnings if the WoL infrastructure is not configured correctly to issue a wakeup.
  - Frequently asked questions
    In this section, find the list of commonly asked questions and answers related to power management.
Server Automation
Server Automation provides powerful automation. You can use it to sequence automation actions in steps across multiple endpoints.
Profile Management
Profile Management is a WebUI-based feature of BigFix Lifecycle. It provides Security Administrators the capability to define and deploy security policies to Windows 10 and macOS devices.
CVE Search dashboard
BigFix CVE Search dashboard and Web Report are available as part of the CyberFOCUS site.
BigFix Remediate
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Power Management Daily Activity State breakdown

The Power Management Daily Activity State breakdown report displays a breakdown of the average day by activity state.

The activity states are Active, Idle, Standby, and Powered off. You can use this report to evaluate changes you make to your power policies. For example, if many computers have high idle times, you set a Standby power policy to save significant power. It can also be set to compare improvements between two different days. The comparison function requires that historical power tracking is enabled.

Note: If you select the current date as the compare against date, the report might take significantly longer to generate, as previous dates are pre-calculated.