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9780789732040

ZENworks 6. 5 Suite Administrator's Handbook

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    9780789732040

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    0789732041

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2005-01-01
  • Publisher: Novell Press
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Summary

The official Administrator's Guide written by Novell insiders, and reviewed by the developers of ZENworks 6.5.

Author Biography

Brad Dayley is a software-engineer in Novell's Nterprise Development Group.

Table of Contents

The ZENworks Family
1(14)
What Is ZENworks Desktop Management?
2(3)
Application Management
2(1)
Workstation Management
3(1)
Remote Management
4(1)
What Is ZENworks Server Management?
5(1)
Policy and Distribution Services
5(1)
Management and Monitoring Services
5(1)
What Is ZENworks Handheld Management?
6(1)
What Has Been Discontinued in ZENworks 6.5?
6(1)
What's New for ZENworks 6.5?
6(4)
Desktop Management
7(1)
Application Management
7(1)
Group Policy Management
8(1)
Workstation Management
8(1)
Workstation Imaging
9(1)
Workstation Remote Management
9(1)
Workstation Inventory
10(1)
What's New for ZENworks Server Management 6.5?
10(2)
What's New for ZENworks Handheld Management 6.5?
12(1)
What Are the New ZENworks 6.5 Components?
13(1)
What Is ZENworks Patch Management?
13(1)
What Is ZENworks Data Management?
13(1)
What Is ZENworks Personality Migration?
13(1)
What Is ZENworks Software Packaging?
14(1)
Summary
14(1)
Installing ZENworks 6.5 Suite
15(118)
Prerequisites to Installing ZENworks Components
15(9)
ZENworks Desktop Management
16(2)
ZENworks Server Management
18(2)
ZENworks Handheld Management
20(1)
ZENworks Linux Management
21(1)
ZENworks Data Management
22(1)
ZENworks Patch Management
23(1)
ZENworks Software Packaging
24(1)
ZENworks Personality Migration
24(1)
Installing eDirectory and DirXML
24(18)
Creating an eDirectory Evaluation License Diskette
25(1)
Running the eDirectory Installation Program
26(4)
The ConsoleOne Installation
30(1)
Verifying the Viability of the Directory Tree
31(1)
Creating an Administrator Active Directory Account for DirXML
32(2)
Installing DirXML
34(1)
Configuring DirXML Drivers
35(3)
Installing Password Synchronization
38(2)
Finalizing DirXML Driver Configuration
40(1)
Verifying that eDirectory, DirXML, and Password Sync Are Working Properly
41(1)
Installing ZENworks Desktop Management
42(23)
Installing ZENworks Desktop Management Server
42(11)
Installing the ZENworks Middle-Tier Server
53(8)
Installing and Configuring the Desktop Management Agent
61(4)
Installing ZENworks Server Management
65(27)
Installing Policy and Distribution Services
65(17)
Web-based Management for Policy and Distribution Services
82(2)
Installation on Linux and Solaris
84(3)
Installing ZENworks Server Management and Monitoring Services
87(2)
Installing the ConsoleOne Snap-Ins
89(1)
Installation on Linux
90(2)
Installing ZENworks Patch Management
92(6)
Installing ZENworks Data Management
98(13)
Installing on a NetWare Server
98(4)
Installing Data Management on Windows 2000/2003 Server
102(5)
Installing iFolder on Windows/IIS/Active Directory
107(4)
Installing ZENworks Handheld Management
111(20)
Creating the ZENworks Handheld Management Server's Windows User Account
111(1)
Creating the Service Object's User Account
112(1)
Creating a MAPI Profile (BlackBerry Device Support Only)
113(1)
Schema Extension and Product Licensing
113(1)
Installing the ZENworks Handheld Management Server
114(5)
Installing the Access Point on Additional Computers
119(2)
Installing ConsoleOne Snap-Ins on an Existing ConsoleOne Installation
121(1)
Installing the Handheld Clients
121(10)
Installing ZENworks Personality Migration
131(1)
Installing ZENworks Software Packaging
132(1)
Summary
132(1)
Getting ZENworks Desktop Management 6.5 Working in Your Environment
133(14)
Set Up the ODBC Driver
133(2)
Register Workstations into eDirectory
135(2)
Set Up Policies to Take Inventory and Provide Remote Management
137(2)
Deliver the ZENworks Management Agent to the Workstations
139(1)
Create an Application Object
140(2)
Checking It All Out
142(3)
Summary
145(2)
Getting ZENworks Server Management 6.5 Working in Your Environment
147(8)
Set Up the ODBC Driver
147(2)
Start the ZENworks Server Management Console
149(1)
Create a TED Distribution
149(3)
Checking It All Out
152(2)
Summary
154(1)
Getting ZENworks Handheld Management 6.5 Working in Your Environment
155(12)
Complete Handheld Server Configuration for Inventory
156(1)
Create a Handheld Policy for Import
156(2)
Deliver the ZENworks Handheld Agent to the Workstations
158(2)
Create a Handheld Application Object
160(1)
Creating and Applying a Handheld Policy
161(2)
Checking It All Out
163(2)
Summary
165(2)
Getting ZENworks Patch Management Working in Your Environment
167(8)
Deploying the PatchLink Agent to Managed Workstations
167(3)
Reviewing Reports of Required Patches
170(1)
Manually Deploying a Patch to a Workstation
171(2)
Automatically Deploying Patches
173(1)
Summary
174(1)
Getting ZENworks Data Management 6.5 Working in Your Environment
175(6)
Start the iFolder Management Console
175(1)
Configure the iFolder Server User Context
176(2)
Enable iFolder Services for Users
178(1)
Check It Out
179(1)
Summary
180(1)
Creating Application Packages with New Software Packaging
181(14)
Creating a Software Package Using the Monitoring Method
182(2)
Creating a Software Package Using the Snapshot Method
184(2)
Modifying a Software Package
186(4)
Modifying Files and Folders
186(2)
Modifying Registry Entries
188(1)
Modifying Shortcuts
188(1)
Modifying Deleted Files
189(1)
Creating ZENworks Objects
190(1)
Creating a ZENworks Application Object
190(2)
Creating a ZENworks Server Distribution Object
192(2)
Summary
194(1)
Creating Application Packages Using snAppShot
195(38)
Understanding snAppShot
195(1)
When To Use snAppShot
196(2)
Complex Installations or Upgrades
196(1)
Numerous Installations or Upgrades
197(1)
Verifying Changes Made During an Install or Upgrade
197(1)
How snAppShot Works
198(4)
Files Created by snAppShot
198(2)
Information Saved by snAppShot
200(2)
Registry
202(1)
Advanced Features of snAppShot
202(4)
Using snAppShot Preferences
202(4)
Partial Install Detection
206(1)
Limitations of snAppShot
206(3)
Capturing Install Logic
206(1)
Hardware-Specific Drivers
207(1)
Available Disk Drives
207(1)
Prerequisite Drivers and Applications
207(1)
Guaranteeing Impact on All Workstations
207(1)
Conflicting Local Applications
208(1)
Specialized Shared DLLs
208(1)
Hardware Requirements
208(1)
Imaging an Entire Workstation
209(1)
Using snAppShot
209(20)
Standard Mode
210(5)
Custom Mode
215(11)
Express Mode
226(2)
Super Express (Command Line) Mode
228(1)
snAppShot Application Packages Versus .MSI Files
229(2)
How .MSI Files Are Created
230(1)
How Do .MSI Files Work with ZENworks Desktop Management?
230(1)
Summary
231(2)
Creating and Using Application Objects
233(72)
Creating the Application Object
233(9)
Creating an Application Object Using an .AOT/.AXT File
234(2)
Creating an Application Object Using an .MSI File
236(1)
Creating a Simple Application Object Without an .AOT, .AXT, or .MSI File
237(1)
Creating an Application Object Using an Existing Application Object
238(2)
Creating a Web Application
240(1)
Creating a Terminal Server Application
241(1)
Setting Properties for the Application Object
242(62)
Setting Up the Application Object Identification
242(7)
Setting Distribution Options for Application Objects
249(13)
Setting Run Options for Application Objects
262(7)
Setting Application Object Associations
269(2)
Setting Application Availability
271(14)
Setting Common Options for Application Objects
285(13)
Setting Up Application Fault Tolerance
298(3)
Setting Up MSI-Specific Options for Application Objects
301(2)
Setting Up Terminal Server Specific Options for Application Objects
303(1)
Setting Up Web-specific Options for Application Objects
304(1)
Summary
304(1)
Setting Up Application Distribution
305(30)
Setting Up Application Foldering
305(3)
Create Application Folder Object and Associate with Application Objects
306(2)
Create Custom Folders for Application Object
308(1)
Customize Application Window Configurations Per User or Container
308(12)
Setting Up User Application Window Options
309(5)
Setting Up Application Window Options
314(2)
Setting Up Application Explorer Options
316(1)
Setting Up Workstation Application Window Options
317(3)
Setting Up Users to Receive Applications
320(6)
Associate a User, Group, Workstation, Workstation Groups, or Container Object to Application Objects
320(3)
Make Application Window/Explorer Available to Users
323(3)
Automating Application Objects
326(8)
Manage Application Object Macros
326(1)
Prompted Macros
327(2)
Special Windows Macros
329(1)
Login Script Variables
329(2)
eDirectory Attribute Macros
331(1)
Environment Variables
332(1)
Schedule Application Pre-Install
332(1)
Schedule Application Availability
332(1)
Create Application Scripts
333(1)
Distribute the Applications
334(1)
Summary
334(1)
Setting Up Handheld Application Objects
335(14)
Creating a Handheld Application
335(5)
Properties of a Handheld Application
340(7)
General Handheld Application Property Page
340(1)
Associations Handheld Application Property Page
341(1)
Files Handheld Application Property Page
342(1)
Schedule Handheld Application Property Page
343(1)
Display Handheld Application Property Page
344(1)
Application Status Handheld Application Property Page
345(2)
Summary
347(2)
Setting Up User Policies
349(34)
Relationship of User Policies to Users
349(1)
General and Platform-Specific Policy Advantages
350(1)
Creating a User Policy Package
351(7)
Policies Property Page
352(1)
General Policies
352(1)
Windows 9x Policies
353(1)
Windows NT Policies
354(1)
Windows 2000 Policies
354(2)
Windows XP Policies
356(1)
Windows 2000 Terminal Server Policies
356(1)
Windows 2003 Terminal Server Policies
357(1)
Associations Property Page
357(1)
User Policies
358(23)
Novell iPrint Policy
358(1)
Remote Control Policy
359(5)
Desktop Preferences Policy
364(3)
User Extensible Policies
367(7)
Dynamic Local User Policy
374(3)
Windows Group Policy
377(3)
Windows Terminal Server Policy
380(1)
Summary
381(2)
Setting Up Workstation Policies
383(40)
Relationship of Workstation Policies to Workstations
383(1)
Advantages of Platform-Specific Policies
384(1)
Setting Up a Workstation Package
384(6)
Policies Property Page
385(5)
Associations Property Page
390(1)
Workstation Policies
390(25)
Computer Extensible Policies
390(1)
Computer Extensible Policies Dialog
390(2)
Policy Schedule Page
392(5)
Novell iPrint Policy
397(1)
Remote Control Policy
397(6)
Windows Group Policy
403(2)
Workstation Imaging Policy
405(10)
Workstation Inventory Policy
415(4)
ZENworks Desktop Management Agent Policy
417(2)
Scheduled Action Policy
419(2)
Summary
421(2)
Setting Up Handheld Policies
423(14)
Relationship of Handheld Policies to Handheld Devices
423(1)
Handheld Package
424(10)
Setting Up a Handheld Package
424(1)
Policies Property Page
425(1)
Palm Policies
425(4)
WinCE Policies
429(4)
BlackBerry Policies
433(1)
Handheld Service Package
434(2)
Handheld User Package
436(1)
Summary
436(1)
Setting Up Container Policies
437(8)
What Is a Container Policy Package?
437(1)
Setting Up a Container Package
438(2)
Policies Tab
438(1)
Associations Tab
439(1)
Search Policy
440(3)
Search Level Tab
440(2)
Search Order Tab
442(1)
Refresh Interval Tab
443(1)
Handheld Application Search Policy
443(1)
Summary
443(2)
Creating Service Location Policies
445(18)
What Is a Service Location Package?
445(1)
Setting Up a Service Location Package
446(2)
Policies Tab
447(1)
Associations Tab
447(1)
SMTP Host Policy
448(1)
SNMP Trap Target Policy
449(1)
XML Targets
450(1)
ZENworks Database Policy
451(2)
Inventory Management Page
452(1)
Application Management Tab
452(1)
Policy/Distribution Management Tab
453(1)
Tiered Electronic Distribution Policy
453(8)
The Settings Policy Page
453(2)
The Messaging Property Page
455(3)
The Variables Property Pages
458(1)
The Schedule Property Page
459(2)
Summary
461(2)
Creating Server Policies
463(30)
What Is a Server Package?
463(1)
Setting Up a Server Package
463(5)
Policies Property Page
464(1)
General Policies
464(1)
Windows Policies
465(1)
NetWare Policies
466(1)
Associations Property Page
467(1)
Imaging Server Policy
468(10)
Imaging Partition
469(1)
PXE Settings
469(1)
Rules Page
469(5)
Multicast
474(1)
Image-Safe Data Page
474(1)
IP Assignment Log Page
475(1)
IP Configuration Page
476(1)
Windows Networking Page
476(1)
DNS Settings
477(1)
Security Page
477(1)
Workstation Import Policy
478(7)
Containers Page
479(1)
Platforms Page
480(4)
Limits Page
484(1)
Workstation Removal Policy
485(3)
Containers Page
486(1)
Limits Page
486(1)
Schedule Page
486(2)
Roll-Up Policy
488(1)
Wake on LAN Policy
489(1)
Dictionary Update Policy
490(2)
Dictionary Update Policy Page
490(1)
Dictionary Update Schedule Page
490(2)
Summary
492(1)
Using ZENworks Workstation Inventory
493(48)
Understanding Workstation Inventory
494(12)
Understanding the Inventory Process
494(3)
Understanding Inventory Database Server Types
497(1)
Understanding Inventory Server Roles
498(1)
Workstation Inventory Design
499(7)
Setting Up Workstation Inventory
506(14)
Configuring the Settings for the Inventory Service Object
506(14)
Workstation Inventory Tasks
520(20)
Optimizing Database Performance
520(1)
Backing Up the Inventory Database
521(1)
Customizing Software Scanning
522(2)
Exporting the Inventory Data to CSV Format
524(5)
Viewing Inventory Data
529(2)
Using the ZENworks Custom View Builder to View Inventory Data
531(2)
Creating Inventory Reports
533(4)
View the Workstation Inventory Status Logs
537(3)
Summary
540(1)
Using ZENworks Handheld Inventory
541(10)
Viewing Inventory for a Specific Device
542(3)
Viewing Software Inventory Across Multiple Devices
545(1)
Viewing Inventory Reports
546(1)
Running Reports
547(1)
Exporting Reports
548(1)
Creating Custom Reports
548(1)
Summary
549(2)
Imaging a Workstation
551(36)
Workstation Imaging System
551(6)
Linux Operating System
552(1)
Linux Imaging Software
552(1)
Imaging Server Agents
553(1)
Windows Workstation Image-Safe Data Agent
554(1)
eDirectory Objects
554(1)
Image Object
555(1)
Administrative Tools
556(1)
Setting Up Workstations for Imaging
556(1)
Using Preboot Services with Imaging
557(1)
Creating Boot Diskettes
557(3)
Creating a Boot CD
560(2)
Placing a Linux Partition on a Workstation
562(3)
Creating a Workstation Image
565(1)
Using the ZENworks Image Explorer Graphical User Interface
566(7)
Adding and Removing Files and Directories
568(1)
Adding Registry Settings to an Image
569(1)
Excluding Files from an Image Variant File Set
569(1)
Resizing Partitions in an Image
570(1)
Viewing Files Inside an Image
571(1)
Compressing a Workstation Image
571(1)
Splitting a Workstation Image
572(1)
Assigning an Image to a Workstation
573(1)
Workstation Object
573(1)
Applying Application Objects to an Image
574(1)
Re-Imaging a Workstation
575(1)
Advanced Imaging
576(9)
Accessing the Imaging Engine Command Menu
576(1)
Information Commands
576(1)
Automation Commands
577(1)
Partition Commands
577(2)
Creating Image Commands
579(1)
Restoring Image Commands
580(1)
Advanced Restoring Image Commands
581(1)
ZENPartition Commands
582(1)
Multicast Commands
583(1)
Script Commands
584(1)
Summary
585(2)
Using ZENworks Software Metering
587(12)
Using NWAdmin to Install and Administer Licenses
587(7)
Installing a License Certificate Using NWAdmin
588(1)
Creating a Metered Certificate Using NWAdmin
589(1)
Assigning Licenses to Users Using NWAdmin
590(1)
Assigning a New Owner to a License Certificate Using NWAdmin
591(1)
Working with Reports in NWAdmin
591(3)
Setting Up Software Metering
594(3)
Verifying Setup Requirements
594(1)
Installing Locally or on the Network?
595(1)
Ensuring Users Have Access to NLS
595(1)
Assigning Users to a License Certificate Object
595(1)
Creating a License Container and Metered Certificate Object
595(1)
Adding Additional Licenses (Metered Certificates)
596(1)
Summary
597(2)
Integrating ZENworks Desktop Management with ZENworks Server Management Tiered Electronic Distribution
599(16)
How to Use TED with ZENworks Desktop Management
599(1)
About the Desktop Application Agent
600(1)
Using the Desktop Application Distribution Wizard to Create a Distribution
601(13)
Creating a Distribution Object
601(1)
Configuring Distribution Type
602(2)
Configuring Application Source Options
604(1)
Configuring Application Source Objects
605(3)
Configuring Application Destination Options
608(1)
Viewing the Application Distribution Summary
609(1)
Configuring the Desktop Application Distribution Object
610(4)
Summary
614(1)
Setting Up Tiered Electronic Distribution (TED)
615(66)
Understanding the General Architecture of TED
615(4)
Introducing the Components of TED
615(2)
eDirectory Objects
617(2)
TED Configuration in Your Network
619(7)
A Simple Layout
619(2)
A Complex Layout
621(4)
A Tree-Spanning Layout
625(1)
Examining Capacities and Restrictions
626(1)
Configuring TED Systems
627(4)
Construction of a Routing Hierarchy
628(1)
Designing Distribution Routes
629(1)
Scheduler Interactions
629(2)
About the TED Distributor
631(11)
The Settings Property Page
632(2)
The Messaging Property Page
634(3)
The Distributions Property Page
637(1)
The Routing Hierarchy Property Page
637(2)
The Schedule Property Page
639(3)
The Parent Subscriber
642(1)
The TED Subscriber
643(10)
The Settings Property Page
645(2)
Working Context Property Page
647(1)
The Messaging Property Page
647(2)
The Channels Property Page
649(1)
The Extract Schedule Property Page
650(1)
Variables Property Pages
651(2)
External Subscriber
653(2)
The General Property Page
654(1)
The Channels Property Page
654(1)
The Network Address Property Page
654(1)
TED Distribution
655(6)
The General Property Page
656(2)
The Channels Property Page
658(1)
The Agent Property Page
659(1)
The Schedule Property Page
659(2)
Working with Manual Distribution
661(3)
Creating a Manual Distribution
661(1)
Importing the Distribution
662(2)
Working with TED Agents
664(2)
About the Desktop Application Agent
664(2)
Understanding the HTTP Agent
666(1)
Understanding the FTP Agent
666(1)
Working with the Server Software Package Agent
667(2)
Working with the Policy Package Agent
669(1)
Understanding the MSI Agent
669(1)
Working with the RPM Agent
670(1)
Understanding the File Agent
670(3)
Understanding the TED Channel
673(2)
The Settings Property Page
674(1)
The Distributions Property Page
674(1)
The Subscribers Property Page
674(1)
The Schedule Property Page
674(1)
ZENworks Server Management Web-based Management
675(1)
ZENworks Distributor/Subscriber Commands
675(5)
Summary
680(1)
Understanding and Creating Server Software Packages
681(30)
Understanding Server Software Packages
681(1)
Installation Requirements
682(1)
.SPK and .CPK Files
682(2)
Rolling Back Changes
683(1)
Creating and Managing .SPK Files in ConsoleOne
683(1)
Installation Failures
684(1)
Creating a Server Software Package
684(1)
Creating a New Server Software Package
685(1)
Working with Package Management
686(7)
Identification Property Page
686(1)
Requirements Property Page
687(4)
Exploring the Variables Property Page
691(2)
Managing Package Components
693(15)
The Identification Property Page
694(1)
The Pre-Installation Requirements Property Page
694(1)
The Pre-Installation Load/Unload Property Page
694(4)
The Script Property Page
698(1)
The Local File Copy Property Page
698(1)
The Copy File Property Page
699(3)
The Text Files Property Page
702(3)
The Set Commands Property Page
705(1)
The Registry Settings Property Page
706(1)
Simplifying the Post-Installation Load/Unload Property Page
707(1)
Outlining Post-Installation Script Property Page
708(1)
Compiling the Software Package
708(1)
Installing a Server Software Package on the Target Server
709(1)
Sending the Compiled File with TED
709(1)
Copying the .CPK File Manually
709(1)
Updating Server Software Packages
710(1)
Summary
710(1)
Understanding ZENworks Server Management Services
711(24)
Understanding ZENworks Server Management Components
711(8)
Introducing Management Site Services
712(4)
About Server Management
716(1)
Analyzing Traffic
717(2)
Using the ZENworks Server Management Console
719(9)
Navigating the ZENworks Server Management Namespace
719(1)
Setting ZENworks Server Management Console Options
720(2)
Managing Console Views
722(6)
Planning Your Network Management Services
728(6)
Defining Management Groups and Needs
729(1)
Planning Your Network Management Strategy
729(1)
Configuring Your Network
730(1)
Defining Administration Roles
731(1)
Discussing General ZENworks Server Management Roles
732(2)
Summary
734(1)
Preparing and Using ZENworks Server Management Network Discovery
735(30)
Understanding Network Discovery
735(8)
Understanding the Discovery Components
735(4)
Understanding the Discovery Process
739(1)
Understanding What Is Discovered
740(3)
Using Network Discovery
743(9)
Starting and Stopping Network Discovery
743(1)
Checking the Status of the Initial Discovery
744(2)
Changing the Default Configuration
746(6)
Checking the Results of Network Discovery
752(1)
Using the Atlas
752(12)
Accessing the Atlas
753(2)
Assigning Management Roles to the Atlas
755(1)
Using Unified Views
755(3)
Using the Atlas to Troubleshoot
758(1)
Using Atlas Manager Command-Line Options
758(1)
Using the Database Object Editor
759(5)
Summary
764(1)
Using ZENworks Server Management Traffic Analysis
765(40)
Understanding LAN Traffic Analysis
765(6)
Understanding LAN Traffic Components
766(1)
Understanding Communication Between Components
767(1)
Understanding Agent Functionality
767(4)
Setting up LAN Traffic Analysis
771(4)
Creating a Baseline Document
771(1)
Selecting the Preferred RMON Agent
772(2)
Setting Up SNMP Parameters
774(1)
Analyzing Network Traffic
775(23)
Analyzing Traffic on Network Segments
776(6)
Analyzing Traffic on Nodes Connected to a Segment
782(5)
Capturing Packets from the Network
787(4)
Analyzing Captured Packets
791(3)
Analyzing Protocol Traffic
794(1)
Displaying Protocols Used on a Network
794(2)
Analyzing Switch Traffic
796(2)
Setting Up ZENworks Server Management Traffic Analysis Agents
798(4)
Setting Up the Traffic Analysis Agents for NetWare
798(3)
Setting Up the Traffic Analysis Agents for NT/2000/2003
801(1)
Configuring NT SNMP Parameters
802(2)
Summary
804(1)
Using ZENworks Server Management Alarm Management
805(36)
Understanding Alarm Management Components
806(3)
The SNMP Trap Receiver
806(1)
The SNMP Trap Forwarder
806(1)
The SNMP Trap Injector
806(1)
The Alarm Injector
806(1)
The Three Types of Alarm Processors
807(1)
The Alarm Manager Database
807(1)
Alarm Viewers
808(1)
Managing ZENworks Server Management Alarms
809(23)
Enabling and Disabling Alarms
809(1)
Understanding Alarm Indicators
810(1)
Working with Alarm Views
811(9)
Managing Alarms
820(1)
Setting Alarm Actions
821(9)
Deleting Alarms
830(2)
Using ZENworks Server Management Monitoring Services
832(7)
Monitoring Services on Target Nodes
833(3)
Adding Services to the Connectivity Test
836(2)
Setting Up Monitoring Services on Monitored Nodes
838(1)
Summary
839(2)
Using ZENworks Server Management to Manage Servers
841(44)
Using ZENworks Server Management SNMP Agents
841(30)
SNMP-based Server Management
841(1)
ZENworks Server Management Views
842(2)
Planning Server Management
844(2)
Displaying Server Configuration Information
846(2)
Showing Server Summary Data
848(3)
Viewing Trend Data
851(4)
Managing Trend Samplings
855(3)
Configuring Server Parameters
858(2)
Advanced Trending Agent
860(1)
Executing Server Commands
860(1)
Managing Remote Servers
861(4)
Optimizing Server Management
865(6)
Using ZENworks Server Management Server Inventory
871(13)
Understanding Server Inventory Components
871(2)
Understanding the Scanning Process
873(1)
Setting Up Server Inventory
874(9)
Using the ZENworks Custom View Builder to View Inventory Data
883(1)
Summary
884(1)
Making the Most of ZENworks Server Management Reporting
885(30)
Reading ZENworks Server Management Reports
885(16)
Understanding Server Inventory Reports
886(8)
Analyzing Topology Reports
894(2)
Using Server Management Alarm Reports
896(2)
Understanding Network Health Reports
898(3)
Using ZENworks Server Management Reports
901(13)
Generating Server Inventory Reports
901(4)
Creating Topology Reports
905(1)
Generating Network Health Reports
906(8)
Summary
914(1)
Using ZENworks Server Management Web-based Management
915(18)
Accessing the ZENworks Web-based Management Role
916(2)
Administering TED Objects
918(4)
Creating TED Objects
918(1)
Editing TED Objects
919(3)
Deleting TED Objects
922(1)
Monitoring TED Distributions
922(2)
Using the Remote Web Console Tool
924(7)
Monitoring Policy/Package Agents from the Remote Web Console
925(2)
Monitoring Tiered Electronic Distribution Agents from the Remote Web Console
927(4)
Summary
931(2)
Creating Customized Reports
933(10)
Installing Novell-Defined Reports
933(1)
Customizing Reports Queries
934(5)
Real Name Expressions
936(1)
Subquery Expressions
936(2)
Field Value Expression
938(1)
Managing Saved Reports
939(1)
Generating Reports
940(1)
Opening Reports
941(1)
Summary
942(1)
Troubleshooting ZENworks 6.5
943(28)
Troubleshooting Desktop Management
943(4)
Reduce LAN Traffic
943(1)
Troubleshoot Import
944(3)
Troubleshooting Distributed Applications
947(8)
Troubleshoot Application Window and Explorer
947(3)
Review User Object's Inheritance Applications
950(1)
Set Timed Refresh Frequency
950(1)
Change Workstation Files in Use
951(1)
Clean Up Network Resources
951(1)
Write Application Administrator Notes
952(1)
Review Roll-Back Application Distribution
952(1)
Use Search and Replace Entire Application Object
953(1)
Use the Search Specific Application Object Property Page
954(1)
Review Application Termination
954(1)
Troubleshooting Policy Packages
955(2)
Review eDirectory Workstation Object
956(1)
Review Policy Package Type
956(1)
Review Workstation Object Associations
956(1)
Enabling Policies
957(1)
Review Trusted Trees
957(1)
Troubleshooting Policy and Distribution Services
957(3)
Reviewing Server and Agent Object Associations
958(1)
Subscriber May Timeout with Patching
958(1)
Distributor Sends Only to Concurrent Connections
959(1)
Cannot Find Database
959(1)
Extraction Fails on Subscriber Because Files Not Found
960(1)
Troubleshooting Traffic Analysis
960(3)
Verifying LAN Traffic Agents Are Loaded on Devices
960(1)
Verifying RMON Agent Settings
961(1)
Verifying Settings in the LANZ.NCF File
961(1)
Verifying Settings in the LANZCON Utility
961(1)
Additional Debugging Tips
961(2)
Troubleshooting Alarm Management
963(1)
Verifying SNMP Agents Are Loaded on Devices
963(1)
Verifying Status of Alarm Manager Database
963(1)
Verifying SNMP Connectivity Between Management Console and SNMP Devices
964(1)
Verifying Alarm Thresholds
964(1)
Receiving Unknown Alarms
964(1)
Troubleshooting Server Management
964(5)
Verifying Connectivity Between the Management Console and Server
964(1)
Verifying Remote Management Agent Is Loaded on the Server
965(1)
Verifying Port Number for RCONSOLEJ
965(1)
Troubleshooting Server Inventory
965(1)
Troubleshooting NetWare Errors
965(1)
NetWare Server File System Errors
966(1)
Troubleshooting eDirectory Errors
967(2)
Summary
969(2)
Appendix A ZENworks Inventory Database Schema
971(16)
Database Class Associations and Attributes
971(11)
Sample Inventory Database Queries
982(5)
Query 1
982(1)
Query 2
982(1)
Query 3
982(1)
Query 4
983(1)
Query 5
983(1)
Query 6
984(1)
Query 7
984(3)
Appendix B Using the ZENworks MIB Browser
987(4)
Understanding MIBs
987(1)
Starting the MIB Browser
988(1)
Viewing Tables of Scalar Objects
989(2)
Appendix C ZENworks Handheld Management Database Schema
991(12)
Directory Objects Table
991(1)
Machines Table
992(1)
Handhelds Table
992(1)
Applications Table
993(1)
Palm Applications Table
993(1)
PPC Applications
994(1)
RIM Applications Table
994(1)
Hardware Inventory
994(4)
HAM_Network Table
995(1)
HAM_Palm Table
996(1)
HAM_RIM Table
996(1)
HAM_Windows_CE
997(1)
Software Inventory
998(1)
Palm Applications Table
998(2)
Palm Application Installations
999(1)
RIM Applications Table
999(1)
RIM Application Installations Table
1000(3)
PPC Applications
1000(1)
PPC Application Files
1000(1)
PPC Application File Locations
1001(1)
PPC Application Installations
1001(2)
Appendix D Additional ZENworks Resources
1003(4)
Novell Support and Online Documentation
1003(1)
ZENworks Cool Solutions
1003(1)
Novell Consulting Services
1004(1)
Novell Technical Support Services
1005(2)
Index 1007

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Preface PrefaceIT professionals are constantly asked to get more done with fewer resources. Our lives are often spent doing mundane tasks such as hauling mounds of CDs around so we can install applications on our user's computer, re-installing operating systems, or trying to figure out where are all of our assets. We could get on with the more strategic things that will make our companies better if we could just have a system that takes care of these operational tasks.ZENworks is just such a solution. ZENworks will help you manage your systems through their entire lifecycles. With ZENworks the system will automatically track assets, deliver applications, keep your laptops, workstations, and servers up-to-date on the latest approved patches, and keep the user's data safe all through policies that tell the system how to behave and allow ZENworks to manage itself. ZENworks will even deliver images to those systems that need restoring or upgrading. ZENworks includes secure remote management capabilities to help you diagnose and control computers in your WAN or across the Internet.ZENworks will deliver all of these features into your enterprise regardless of your preferred platform. ZENworks can function in a Windows only environment or mixed environments including Windows, NetWare, and Linux. All of the capabilities of ZENworks are delivered via a web server, allowing you to even support your users over the Internet.This book is about installing and getting ZENworks working in your environment, from small to enterprise levels. We will try to point out all of the tips and gotchas to watch for to make your installation and deployment of ZENworks a success.We thank you for purchasing this book and hope that it is useful to you. Copyright Pearson Education. All rights reserved.

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