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• A BigFix Relay is a special type of BigFix Client that can cache and distribute files to other BigFix Clients, reducing the workload and bandwidth usage of the BigFix Server1.
• A BigFix Relay can be installed on any BigFix Client that runs on a supported BigFix Relay operating system, which includes Windows, Linux, and Solaris23.
• A BigFix Relay does not require a server operating system or a dedicated endpoint, as long as it meets the minimum system requirements and recommendations for a relay, which are similar to those for a workgroup file server23.
• A BigFix Relay must have a two-way TCP connection to its parent, which can be another relay or the BigFix Server23.
• A BigFix Relay can be installed using a Fixlet from the BigFix Console or the command line4. References:
• 1: Relays and Servers
• 2: Relay requirements and recommendations
• 3: Relay requirements
• 4: Installing a relay

• When creating a scheduled activity in Web Reports, the Activity Actions box allows the user to specify what actions to take when the activity runs1.
• The available options are:
• The user can select one or more of these options for each scheduled activity. For example, the user can email and archive the report, or email and run the executable, or archive and run the executable, or do all three1.

References:

• 1: Creating Scheduled Activities

• To create a custom Fixlet, you need to use the Action Script language, which is a set of commands that run on relevant clients to fix the problem identified by the Applicability Relevance clause1.
• The Action Script language supports various types of scripts that can be executed on different operating systems, such as Windows, Linux, Mac OS, etc2.
• Some of the valid Action Script types are:
• Among the options given in the question, Powershell and csh are valid Action Script types, as they are supported by the waithidden, runhidden, wait, and run commands2.
• Powershell is a scripting language for Windows systems, which can be executed by using the powershell.exe executable2.
• csh is a shell script for Unix-like systems, which can be executed by using the csh command2.
• AppleScript, Python, and Javascript are not valid Action Script types, as they are not supported by the Action Script language2.
• AppleScript is a scripting language for Mac OS systems, which can be executed by using the osascript command2.
• Python is a general-purpose programming language, which can be executed by using the python command2.
• Javascript is a scripting language for web browsers, which can be executed by using the cscript.exe or wscript.exe commands on Windows systems2.

References:

• The Action Script Language
• Action Script Guide