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General| Category | Software |
|---|---|
| Date | 02-12-2010 |
| Document Type | ADMINISTRATION GUIDE |
| Version | 7.3 IR2 |
| Publisher | Novell |
| Name | Novell ZENWORKS LINUX MANAGEMENT 7.3 IR2 - ADMINISTRATION GUIDE |
| Product Name | ZENWORKS LINUX MANAGEMENT |
Automates device placement into folders and groups upon registration using keys or rules.
Manages administrator accounts with rights to specific folders or the entire management zone.
Configures Dell servers' BIOS, BMC, RAID, and DRAC settings, and creates a Dell utility partition.
A command-line utility for managing ZENworks system tasks, excluding imaging and preboot.
A command-line interface for performing software and user management on managed devices.
Lists and describes the essential services that run on the ZENworks Server, such as eDirectory and communication services.
Describes the ZENworks Management Daemon (zmd) and its role in performing software management functions on managed devices.
Manages administrator accounts with rights to specific folders or the entire management zone.
Controls administrator rights to manage objects like bundles, devices, policies, and reports at the folder level.
Covers backing up, restoring, and deleting dangling objects from the Novell eDirectory-based Object Store.
Provides instructions for backing up, restoring, and optimizing the PostgreSQL Data Store.
Explains how to install the ZENworks Agent and register devices against a ZENworks Server during installation.
Covers creating, editing, renaming, copying, moving, and deleting registration keys for device assignment.
Explains how to create, edit, rename, copy, and delete rules for automatically assigning devices.
Describes how to define and lock down configuration settings for applications using policies.
Describes how ZENworks Linux Management mirrors Dell Update Packages to update hardware and system settings.
Provides step-by-step instructions for creating RPM bundles, which group software packages for deployment.
Explains how to create bundles that distribute compressed files of various types to assigned devices.
Covers assigning created bundles to devices, device groups, or folders for deployment.
Lists and describes the five types of Preboot bundles available, including AutoYaST, Dell Configuration, and Kickstart.
Guides on preparing the server to act as a Preboot Services server, including DHCP configuration.
The command-line interface for comprehensive Linux server and workstation management in ZENworks.
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