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MGoedtel · MGoedtel · commit 4690cb24a24a · 2019-12-11T09:31:41.000-05:00
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@@ -46,9 +46,9 @@ This allows you to set (push) configurations through DSC and view reporting deta
 The following sections outline how you can onboard each type of machine to Azure Automation State Configuration.
 
 > [!NOTE]
->Deploying DSC to a Linux node uses the `/tmp` folder and modules like **nxAutomation** are temporarily downloaded for verification before installing them in their appropriate location. To ensure the modules install correctly, the Log Analytics agent for Linux needs read/write permission on `/tmp` folder. Instead of the Log Analytics agent for Linux running as a privileged user - `root`, the agent runs as the `omsagent` user. In most cases, explicit permission need be granted to this user in order for certain files to be read. To grant permission to `omsagent` user, run the following command:
+>Deploying DSC to a Linux node uses the `/tmp` folder and modules like **nxAutomation** are temporarily downloaded for verification before installing them in their appropriate location. To ensure the modules install correctly, the Log Analytics agent for Linux needs read/write permission on `/tmp` folder. Instead of the Log Analytics agent for Linux running as a privileged user - `root`, the agent runs as the `omsagent` user. 
 >
->    - Grant write access to the folder `sudo chmod 1777 /tmp`
+>To grant permission to `omsagent` user, run the following command: `sudo chmod 1777 /tmp`
 >
 
 ## Azure virtual machines

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`46`	`46`	`The following sections outline how you can onboard each type of machine to Azure Automation State Configuration.`
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`48`	`48`	`> [!NOTE]`
`49`		->Deploying DSC to a Linux node uses the `/tmp` folder and modules like nxAutomation are temporarily downloaded for verification before installing them in their appropriate location. To ensure the modules install correctly, the Log Analytics agent for Linux needs read/write permission on `/tmp` folder. Instead of the Log Analytics agent for Linux running as a privileged user - `root`, the agent runs as the `omsagent` user. In most cases, explicit permission need be granted to this user in order for certain files to be read. To grant permission to `omsagent` user, run the following command:
	`49`	+>Deploying DSC to a Linux node uses the `/tmp` folder and modules like nxAutomation are temporarily downloaded for verification before installing them in their appropriate location. To ensure the modules install correctly, the Log Analytics agent for Linux needs read/write permission on `/tmp` folder. Instead of the Log Analytics agent for Linux running as a privileged user - `root`, the agent runs as the `omsagent` user.
`50`	`50`	`>`
`51`		-> - Grant write access to the folder `sudo chmod 1777 /tmp`
	`51`	+>To grant permission to `omsagent` user, run the following command: `sudo chmod 1777 /tmp`
`52`	`52`	`>`
`53`	`53`
`54`	`54`	`## Azure virtual machines`