# Quick Start

## Overview

Understanding how the LCC® - Linux Control Center works is an essential step to ensure a successful implementation and an efficient onboarding process in your environment.

In this Quick Start guide, we will cover the basic operation of the tool, as well as the initial steps that should be performed right after installing the LCC.

## Basic Operation of LCC

LCC is an orchestration solution for Linux systems. It features a Web Console through which commands can be sent to the Worker module, which is responsible for executing various user-requested actions. Additionally, LCC includes an Alert & Report module that generates alerts and detailed logs of all actions performed via the Console or by the Worker, providing a comprehensive and centralized view of all executed operations.

The essential step for the LCC onboarding process is importing the Hosts to be managed into the database. This task can be performed using the **Discover** feature or by importing **Managed Assets** through integration with **BeyondTrust PasswordSafe**. Only after importing the Linux Hosts will the LCC be able to execute all available Actions.

* It is possible to handle Microsoft Windows Hosts, which are treated as **Unmanaged Hosts**, with limited actions restricted to executing **PowerShell** scripts via **WinRM**.

## How to Request a Community License

LCC® - Linux Control Center offers a **Community License** that allows free usage of the LCC, limiting only the number of managed hosts, which is set to **25 hosts total**.

1. Visit <https://start.linuxcontrolcenter.com.br>, fill in your information correctly, read, and agree to the **Terms and Conditions of Use** of LCC.

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You will then receive the **UUID** and **Password** for the Community License in the registered email.

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## How to Install LCC

### Install Tutorial

1. After receiving your Community License, follow the step-by-step installation guide available at:

   <https://docs.linuxcontrolcenter.com.br/setup-install>

### Establishing Trust Between Console and Worker

1. Right after installation, it is necessary to accept the Worker to enable the execution of Actions.
2. Log in to LCC with the user **7dev** and password **7dev**.

* The URL should follow this pattern: https\:// \[IP or Hostname]/console/

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1. Check the **Terms of Use** box and click **Accept**.

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2. Click on **Config**.

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3. Click on **Worker**.

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4. Click on **Actions**, then select **Trust**.

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5. The status will change to **Accepted**, indicating that the LCC is ready for use!

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## Recommended First Tasks After Installing LCC

### Run Discover

* After accepting the Worker, the next task to perform is **Discover**.
* Check the technical details of running **Discover** at the link below:

<https://docs.linuxcontrolcenter.com.br/discover_lcc>

### Check Packages for Available Updates

* The recommended Action to run is **Package Check Update**, which checks for available package updates, making it easier to update all managed Hosts.
* To execute this Action, follow the steps in the link below:

<https://docs.linuxcontrolcenter.com.br/host-actions/package-check-update>


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