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150	150	You can use the display field //"Is a candidate for a duplicate ClientID"// to build targeted Queries that automatically notify you of the occurrence of //suspicious //Clients.
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	152	+== Client ID Assignment ==
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	154	+You can select one or more items directly from the Client Details and execute the agent installation with a new Client ID on the agent computers to remove the suspicious clients. Once corrected, the items disappear from the list of Client IDs and are no longer flagged as “suspicious” by the system.
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	156	+Using the display field //Is a candidate for a duplicate Client ID//, you can create targeted Queries that automatically notify you of the presence of //suspicious //Clients.
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	158	+In acmp, the Client ID is the unique identifier for a client, which is used to map the dataset on the ACMP Server. If the client does not have a Client ID, it logs in to the ACMP Server without identification. In such a case, the distinguishing criterion you selected in the [[Client Settings>>doc:ACMP.610.ACMP-Solutions.System.Einstellungen.ACMP Agent.WebHome||anchor="HClientSettings"]] (e.g., the computer SIDs or the primary MAC address for Windows clients) takes effect . If a dataset matching that criterion already exists within ACMP, the client is assigned the ID of that selected dataset. If no corresponding client dataset exists yet, a new Client ID is generated for the client.
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	160	+**How does the client determine that it already has a Client ID?**
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	162	+On the client, there are two sources that are checked for this purpose:
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	164	+1. First, the file “ClientID.ini” is found in the ACMP Client directory (C:\Program Files(x86)\ACMPClient). If this file exists, the ID contained within it is used.
	165	+1. If the “ClientID.ini” file does not exist, the registry entry “StoredClientId” is found under the path HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Aagon\ACMP. If the entry exists, the ID stored there is used.
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	167	+=== Client ID and Cloning Virtual Machines (VMs) ===
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	169	+Often, one of the IDs (either from “ClientID.ini” or from the “StoredClientId” registry entry) is copied along when cloning a virtual machine or creating one from a template. Without proper preparation, the cloned VMs would therefore log in to the ACMP Server with the same client ID and overwrite each other’s datasets.
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	171	+Recommended Procedure Before Cloning or Creating Templates
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	173	+1. First, stop the ACMP Client service.
	174	+1. Then delete the registry entry “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Aagon\Acmp\StoredClientId”.
	175	+1. Also delete the file “ClientID.ini” from the installation directory (C:\Program Files(x86)\ACMPClient\ClientID.ini).
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	177	+The next time the agent is started on the cloned VM, neither the file nor the registry entry will be present, and the client will log in to the server without a Client ID, allowing the [[distinguishing criterion>>doc:ACMP.610.ACMP-Solutions.System.Einstellungen.ACMP Agent.WebHome||anchor="HClientSettings"]] from the settings to take effect again.
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	179	+__Alternative Solution: Reinstallation with a New Client ID__
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	181	+You can install an ACMP agent with a new Client ID using Launcher.exe. To do this, open the ACMP network share on the ACMP Server from the client and navigate to the //Client// subdirectory. In this subdirectory, you’ll find the “Launcher.exe” file, which you can run with local admin rights to install the client. For a fresh installation with a new Client ID, be sure to use the following parameter:
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	183	+/FORCEREINSTALLATION /MAKENEWCLIENTID
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	185	+You can find more info on this on the “[[Installing ACMP Agents>>doc:ACMP.610.Arbeiten mit der ACMP Console.Clients erfassen.ACMP Agenten installieren.WebHome]]” page.
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152	152	== Tree structure of the Client Details ==
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154	154	You can use the tree structure to display individual areas of the Client. These are accessible via the Client Details. This allows you to retrieve the dates without having to create a new Query. In addition, hardware and software-specific data can be retrieved, which provides you with certain information.