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Now, you have a client-server CFEngine running. If you would like to install more hosts, simply repeat steps 1 to 3 above. You are free to have up to 25 hosts. Enjoy!
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Once you have installed the number of hosts you want, a good next step would be to take a look at our [How-to write your first policy][Writing CFEngine policy] tutorial.
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Once you have installed the number of hosts you want, a good next step would be to take a look at our [How-to write your first policy][Introduction to policy writing] tutorial.
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CFEngine continually monitors all of the hosts in real-time, and should the system's current state begin to drift away from the intended state then CFEngine will automatically take corrective action to bring everything back into compliance.
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See also: [Language concepts][], [Writing and serving policy][]
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See also: [Language concepts][], [Writing and serving policy][Policy writing]
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## CFEngine policy servers and hosts
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There are basically two categories of machines in a CFEngine environment: policy servers and their client hosts. Policy servers are responsible for making policy files available to each of the client hosts that have registered with it (a.k.a. bootstrapped), including itself. Hosts on the other hand are responsible for ensuring they continuously pull in the latest policy files, or changes to them, from the policy server. They are additionally responsible for ensuring they remain fully compliant with the instructions contained within the policy files, at all times.
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The role of a particular machine where CFEngine is deployed determines which of the components will be installed and running at any given moment.
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See also: [Writing and serving policy][]
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See also: [Writing and serving policy][Policy writing]
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