Table of Contents

Chapter 1  The ZENworks Family

What Is ZENworks Desktop Management?

Application Management

Workstation Management

Remote Management

What Is ZENworks Server Management?

Policy and Distribution Services

Management and Monitoring Services

What Is ZENworks Asset Management?

What Is ZENworks Handheld Management?

What’s New for ZENworks 7?

Desktop Management

Application Management

Workstation Imaging

Workstation Inventory

What’s New for ZENworks Server Management 7?

What’s New for ZENworks Handheld Management 7?

What Are the New ZENworks 7 Components?

What Is ZENworks Patch Management?

What Is ZENworks Data Management?

What Is ZENworks Personality Migration?

What Is ZENworks Software Packaging?

What Is ZENworks Instant Messenging?

Chapter 2  Installing ZENworks 7 Suite

Prerequisites to Installing ZENworks Components

ZENworks Desktop Management

ZENworks Server Management

Asset Inventory

ZENworks Handheld Management

ZENworks Linux Management

ZENworks Data Management

ZENworks Patch Management

ZENworks Software Packaging

ZENworks Personality Migration

Installing eDirectory and IDM 2

Creating an eDirectory Evaluation License Diskette

Running the eDirectory Installation Program

The ConsoleOne Installation

Running the iManager 2.5 Installation and Setup

Verifying the Viability of the Directory Tree

Installing IDM 2

Configuring DirXML Drivers

Installing Password Synchronization

Finalizing DirXML Driver Configuration

Verifying that eDirectory, DirXML, and Password Sync Are Working Properly

Installing ZENworks Desktop Management

Installing ZENworks Desktop Management Server

Installing the ZENworks Middle-Tier Server

Installing All ZENworks Features on a Linux Server

Installing and Configuring the Desktop Management Agent

Installing ZENworks Server Management

Installing Policy and Distribution Services

Web-based Management for Policy and Distribution Services

Installation on Linux and Solaris

Installing ZENworks Server Management and Monitoring Services

Installing the ConsoleOne Snap-Ins

Installation on Linux

Installing ZENworks Patch Management

Installing ZENworks Data Management

Installing on a NetWare Server

Installing Data Management on Windows 2000/2003 Server

Installing iFolder on Windows/IIS/Active Directory

Installing ZENworks Handheld Management

Creating the ZENworks Handheld Management Server’s Windows User Account

Creating the Service Object’s User Account

Creating a MAPI Profile (BlackBerry Device Support Only)

Schema Extension and Product Licensing

Installing the ZENworks Handheld Management Server

Installing the Access Point on Additional Computers

Installing ConsoleOne Snap-Ins on an Existing ConsoleOne Installation

Installing the Handheld Clients

Installing GroupWise Instant Messenger

Installing Asset Inventory Components of ZENworks Asset Management

Installing ZENworks Personality Migration

Installing ZENworks Software Packaging

Chapter 3  Getting ZENworks Desktop Management 7 Working in Your Environment

Set Up the ODBC Driver

Register Workstations into eDirectory

Set Up Policies to Take Inventory and Provide Remote Management

Deliver the ZENworks Management Agent to the Workstations

Create an Application Object

Checking It All Out

Chapter 4  Getting ZENworks Server Management 7 Working in Your Environment

Set Up the ODBC Driver

Start the ZENworks Server Management Console

Create a TED Distribution

Checking It All Out

Chapter 5  Getting Asset Inventory 7 Working In Your Environment

Step One—Install ZENworks Asset Management

Step Two—Discover Devices on the Network

Step Three—View the List of Discovered Devices

Step Four—Remote Client Installation

Step Five—Checking It All Out

Chapter 6  Getting ZENworks Handheld Management 7 Working in Your Environment

Complete Handheld Server Configuration for Inventory

Create a Handheld Policy for Import

Deliver the ZENworks Handheld Agent to the Workstations

Open Firewall Ports for Synchronization with the Workstations

Create a Handheld Application Object

Creating and Applying a Handheld Policy

Checking It All Out

Chapter 7  Getting ZENworks Patch Management Working in Your Environment

Deploying the PatchLink Agent to Managed Workstations

Reviewing Reports of Required Patches

Manually Deploying a Patch to a Workstation

Automatically Deploying Patches

Chapter 8  Getting ZENworks Data Management 7 Working in Your Environment

Start the iFolder Management Console

Configure the iFolder Server User Context

Enable iFolder Services for Users

Check It Out

Chapter 9  Creating Application Packages with New Software Packaging

Creating a Software Package Using the Monitoring Method

Creating a Software Package Using the Snapshot Method

Modifying a Software Package

Modifying Files and Folders

Modifying Registry Entries

Modifying Shortcuts

Modifying Deleted Files

Creating ZENworks Objects

Creating a ZENworks Application Object

Creating a ZENworks Server Distribution Object

Chapter 10  Creating Application Packages Using snAppShot

Understanding snAppShot

When To Use snAppShot

Complex Installations or Upgrades

Numerous Installations or Upgrades

Verifying Changes Made During an Install or Upgrade

How snAppShot Works

Files Created by snAppShot

Information Saved by snAppShot

Registry

Advanced Features of snAppShot

Using snAppShot Preferences

Partial Install Detection

Limitations of snAppShot

Capturing Install Logic

Hardware-Specific Drivers

Available Disk Drives

Prerequisite Drivers and Applications

Guaranteeing Impact on All Workstations

Conflicting Local Applications

Specialized Shared DLLs

Hardware Requirements

Imaging an Entire Workstation

Using snAppShot

Standard Mode

Custom Mode

Express Mode

Super Express (Command Line) Mode

snAppShot Application Packages Versus .MSI Files

How .MSI Files Are Created

How Do .MSI Files Work with ZENworks Desktop Management?

Chapter 11  Creating and Using Application Objects

Creating the Application Object

Creating an Application Object Using an .AOT/.AXT File

Creating an Application Object Using an .MSI File

Creating a Simple Application Object Without an .AOT, .AXT, or .MSI File

Creating an Application Object Using an Existing Application Object

Creating a Web Application

Creating a Terminal Server Application

Setting Properties for the Application Object

Setting Up the Application Object Identification

Setting Distribution Options for Application Objects

Setting Run Options for Application Objects

Setting Application Object Associations

Setting Application Availability

Setting Common Options for Application Objects

Setting Up Application Fault Tolerance

Setting Up MSI-Specific Options for Application Objects

Setting Up Terminal Server Specific Options for Application Objects

Setting Up Web-specific Options for Application Objects

Chapter 12  Setting Up Application Distribution

Setting Up Application Foldering

Create Application Folder Object and Associate with Application Objects

Create Custom Folders for Application Object

Customize Application Window Configurations Per User or Container

Setting Up User Application Window Options

Setting Up Application Window Options

Setting Up Application Explorer Options

Setting Up Workstation Application Window Options

Setting Up Users to Receive Applications

Associate a User, Group, Workstation, Workstation Groups, or Container Object to Application Objects

Make Application Window/Explorer Available to Users

Automating Application Objects

Manage Application Object Macros

Prompted Macros

Special Windows Macros

Login Script Variables

eDirectory Attribute Macros

Environment Variables

Schedule Application Pre-Install

Schedule Application Availability

Create Application Scripts

Distribute the Applications

Chapter 13  Setting Up Handheld Application Objects

Creating a Handheld Application

Properties of a Handheld Application

General Handheld Application Property Page

Associations Handheld Application Property Page

Files Handheld Application Property Page

Schedule Handheld Application Property Page

Display Handheld Application Property Page

Application Status Handheld Application Property Page

Chapter 14  Setting Up User Policies

Relationship of User Policies to Users

General and Platform-Specific Policy Advantages

Creating a User Policy Package

Policies Property Page

General Policies

Windows 9x Policies

Windows NT Policies

Windows 2000 Policies

Windows XP Policies

Windows 2000 Terminal Server Policies

Windows 2003 Terminal Server Policies

Associations Property Page

User Policies

Novell iPrint Policy

Remote Control Policy

Desktop Preferences Policy

User Extensible Policies

Dynamic Local User Policy

Windows Group Policy

Windows Terminal Server Policy

Chapter 15  Setting Up Workstation Policies

Relationship of Workstation Policies to Workstations

Advantages of Platform-Specific Policies

Setting Up a Workstation Package

Policies Property Page

Associations Property Page

Workstation Policies

Computer Extensible Policies

Computer Extensible Policies Dialog

Policy Schedule Page

Novell iPrint Policy

Remote Control Policy

Windows Group Policy

Workstation Imaging Policy

Workstation Inventory Policy

ZENworks Desktop Management Agent Policy

Scheduled Action Policy

Chapter 16  Setting Up Handheld Policies

Relationship of Handheld Policies to Handheld Devices

Handheld Package

Setting Up a Handheld Package

Policies Property Page

Palm Policies

WinCE Policies

BlackBerry Policies

Handheld Service Package

Handheld User Package

Chapter 17  Setting Up Container Policies

What Is a Container Policy Package?

Setting Up a Container Package

Policies Tab

Associations Tab

Search Policy

Search Level Tab

Search Order Tab

Refresh Interval Tab

Handheld Application Search Policy

Chapter 18  Creating Service Location Policies

What Is a Service Location Package?

Setting Up a Service Location Package

Policies Tab

Associations Tab

SMTP Host Policy

SNMP Trap Target Policy

XML Targets

ZENworks Database Policy

Inventory Management Page

Application Management Tab

Policy/Distribution Management Tab

Tiered Electronic Distribution Policy

The Settings Policy Page

The Messaging Property Page

The Variables Property Pages

The Schedule Property Page

Chapter 19  Creating Server Policies

What Is a Server Package?

Setting Up a Server Package

Policies Property Page

General Policies

Windows Policies

NetWare Policies

Linux Policies

Associations Property Page

Setting Up a Distributed Server Package

Policies Property Page

General Policies

Windows Policies

NetWare Policies

Linux Policies

Solaris Policies

Distributions Property Page

Copy Files Policy

Dictionary Update Policy

Dictionary Update Policy Page

Dictionary Update Schedule Page

Imaging Server Policy

Imaging Partition

PXE Settings

Rules Page

Multicast

Image-Safe Data Page

IP Assignment Log Page

IP Configuration Page

Windows Networking Page

DNS Settings

Security Page

Inventory Roll-Up Policy

NetWare Set Parameters Policy

Prohibited Files Policy

Directories to Monitor

File Type

Scheduled Down Policy

Scheduled Load/Unload Policy

Server Down Policy

Describing the Down Procedure Page

Discussing the Ordered Unload Page

Looking at the Reporting Page

Introducing the Broadcast Message Page

About the Targeted Messages Page

Exploring the Conditions Page

Server Scripts Policy

Server Inventory Policy

General Tab

Software Scan Tab

Configuration Editor Tab

Server Remote Management Policy

General Tab

Control Tab

View Tab

SMTP Host

SNMP Trap Targets

Text File Changes Policy

Prepend to File

Append to File

Search File

Wake on LAN Policy

Workstation Import Policy

Containers Page

Platforms Page

Limits Page

Workstation Removal Policy

Containers Page

Limits Page

Schedule Page

ZENworks Database

ZENworks Server Management

Defining the Messaging Property Page

Configuration Page

Port Configuration Page

Chapter 20  Using ZENworks Workstation Inventory

Understanding Workstation Inventory

Understanding the Inventory Process

Understanding Inventory Database Server Types

Understanding Inventory Server Roles

Workstation Inventory Design

Setting Up Workstation Inventory

Configuring the Settings for the Inventory Service Object

Workstation Inventory Tasks

Optimizing Database Performance

Backing Up the Inventory Database

Customizing Software Scanning

Exporting the Inventory Data to XML or CSV Format

Viewing Inventory Data

Creating Inventory Reports

Using the ZENworks Quick Report to View Inventory Data

View the Workstation Inventory Status Logs

Chapter 21  Using ZENworks Handheld Inventory

Viewing Inventory for a Specific Device

Viewing Software Inventory Across Multiple Devices

Viewing Inventory Reports

Running Reports

Exporting Reports

Creating Custom Reports

Chapter 22  Imaging a Workstation

Workstation Imaging System

Linux Imaging Software

Imaging Server Agents

Windows Workstation Image-Safe Data Agent

eDirectory Objects

Image Object

Administrative Tools

Setting Up Workstations for Imaging

Using Preboot Services with Imaging

Creating Boot Diskettes

Creating a Boot CD

Placing a Linux Partition on a Workstation

Creating a Workstation Image

Creating an Image Using a Workstation Object

Creating an Image Using a Linux Partition

Creating an Image Using Bootable Media or PXE

Using the ZENworks Image Explorer Graphical User Interface

Adding and Removing Files and Directories

Adding Registry Settings to an Image

Excluding Files from an Image Variant File Set

Resizing Partitions in an Image

Viewing Files Inside an Image

Compressing a Workstation Image

Splitting a Workstation Image

Assigning an Image to a Workstation

Workstation Object

Applying Application Objects to an Image

Re-Imaging a Workstation

Advanced Imaging

Accessing the Imaging Engine Command Menu

Information Commands

Automation Commands

Partition Commands

Creating Image Commands

Restoring Image Commands

Advanced Restoring Image Commands

ZENPartition Commands

Multicast Commands

Script Commands

Chapter 23  Using ZENworks Software Metering

Using NWAdmin to Install and Administer Licenses

Installing a License Certificate Using NWAdmin

Creating a Metered Certificate Using NWAdmin

Assigning Licenses to Users Using NWAdmin

Assigning a New Owner to a License Certificate Using NWAdmin

Working with Reports in NWAdmin

Setting Up Software Metering

Verifying Setup Requirements

Installing Locally or on the Network?

Ensuring Users Have Access to NLS

Assigning Users to a License Certificate Object

Creating a License Container and Metered Certificate Object

Adding Additional Licenses (Metered Certificates)

Chapter 24  Integrating ZENworks Desktop Management with ZENworks Server Management Tiered Electronic Distribution

How to Use TED with ZENworks Desktop Management

About the Desktop Application Agent

Using the Desktop Application Distribution Wizard to Create a Distribution

Creating a Distribution Object

Configuring Distribution Type

Configuring Application Source Options

Configuring Application Source Objects

Configuring Application Destination Options

Viewing the Application Distribution Summary

Configuring the Desktop Application Distribution Object

Chapter 25  Setting Up Tiered Electronic Distribution (TED)

Understanding the General Architecture for TED

Introducing the Components of TED

eDirectory Objects

TED Configuration in Your Network

A Simple Layout

A Complex Layout

A Tree-Spanning Layout

Examining Capacities and Restrictions

Configuring TED Systems

Construction of a Routing Hierarchy

Designing Distribution Routes

Scheduler Interactions

About the TED Distributor

The Settings Property Page

The Messaging Property Page

The Distributions Property Page

The Routing Hierarchy Property Page

The Schedule Property Page

The Parent Subscriber

The TED Subscriber

The Settings Property Page

Working Context Property Page

The Messaging Property Page

The Channels Property Page

The Extract Schedule Property Page

Variables Property Pages

External Subscriber

The General Property Page

The Channels Property Page

The Network Address Property Page

TED Distribution

The General Property Page

The Channels Property Page

The Agent Property Page

The Schedule Property Page

Working with Manual Distribution

Creating a Manual Distribution

Importing the Distribution

Working with TED Agents

About the Desktop Application Agent

Understanding the HTTP Agent

Understanding the FTP Agent

Working with the Server Software Package Agent

Working with the Policy Package Agent

Understanding the MSI Agent

Working with the RPM Agent

Understanding the File Agent

Understanding the TED Channel

The Settings Property Page

The Distributions Property Page

The Subscribers Property Page

The Schedule Property Page

ZENworks Server Management Web-based Management

ZENworks Distributor/Subscriber Commands

Chapter 26  Understanding and Creating Server Software Packages

Understanding Server Software Packages

Installation Requirements

.SPK and .CPK Files

Rolling Back Changes

Creating and Managing .SPK Files in ConsoleOne

Installation Failures

Creating a Server Software Package

Creating a New Server Software Package

Working with Package Management

Identification Property Page

Requirements Property Page

Exploring the Variables Property Page

Managing Package Components

The Identification Property Page

The Pre-Installation Requirements Property Page

The Pre-Installation Load/Unload Property Page

The Script Property Page

The Local File Copy Property Page

The Copy File Property Page

The Text Files Property Page

The Set Commands Property Page

The Registry Settings Property Page

Products.dat Property Page

Simplifying the Post-Installation Load/Unload Property Page

Outlining Post-Installation Script Property Page

Compiling the Software Package

Installing a Server Software Package on the Target Server

Sending the Compiled File with TED

Copying the .CPK File Manually

Updating Server Software Packages

Chapter 27  Understanding ZENworks Server Management Services

Understanding ZENworks Server Management Components

Introducing Management Site Services

About Server Management

Analyzing Traffic

Using the ZENworks Server Management Console

Navigating the ZENworks Server Management Namespace

Setting ZENworks Server Management Console Options

Managing Console Views

Planning Your Network Management Services

Defining Management Groups and Needs

Planning Your Network Management Strategy

Configuring Your Network

Defining Administration Roles

Discussing General ZENworks Server Management Roles

Chapter 28  Preparing and Using ZENworks Server Management Network Discovery

Understanding Network Discovery

Understanding the Discovery Components

Understanding the Discovery Process

Understanding What Is Discovered

Using Network Discovery

Starting and Stopping Network Discovery

Checking the Status of the Initial Discovery

Changing the Default Configuration

Checking the Results of Network Discovery

Using the Atlas

Accessing the Atlas

Assigning Management Roles to the Atlas

Using Unified Views

Using the Atlas to Troubleshoot

Using the Database Object Editor

Chapter 29  Using ZENworks Server Management Traffic Analysis

Understanding LAN Traffic Analysis

Understanding LAN Traffic Components

Understanding Communication Between Components

Understanding Agent Functionality

Setting up LAN Traffic Analysis

Creating a Baseline Document

Selecting the Preferred RMON Agent

Setting Up SNMP Parameters

Analyzing Network Traffic

Analyzing Traffic on Network Segments

Analyzing Traffic on Nodes Connected to a Segment

Capturing Packets from the Network

Analyzing Captured Packets

Analyzing Protocol Traffic

Displaying Protocols Used on a Network

Analyzing Switch Traffic

Setting Up ZENworks Server Management Traffic Analysis Agents

Setting Up the Traffic Analysis Agents for NetWare

Setting Up the Traffic Analysis Agents for Windows NT/2000/2003

Configuring NT SNMP Parameters

Chapter 30  Using ZENworks Server Management Alarm Management

Understanding Alarm Management Components

The SNMP Trap Receiver

The SNMP Trap Forwarder

The SNMP Trap Injector

The Alarm Injector

The Three Types of Alarm Processors

The Alarm Manager Database

Alarm Viewers

Managing ZENworks Server Management Alarms

Enabling and Disabling Alarms

Understanding Alarm Indicators

Working with Alarm Views

Managing Alarms

Setting Alarm Actions

Configuring Alarm Rules

Deleting Alarms

Using ZENworks Server Management Monitoring Services

Monitoring Services on Target Nodes

Adding Services to the Connectivity Test

Setting Up Monitoring Services on Monitored Nodes

Chapter 31  Using ZENworks Server Management to Manage Servers

Using ZENworks Server Management SNMP Agents

SNMP-based Server Management

ZENworks Server Management Views

Planning Server Management

Displaying Server Configuration Information

Showing Server Summary Data

Viewing Trend Data

Managing Trend Samplings

Configuring Server Parameters

Advanced Trending Agent

Executing Server Commands

Probing Manageability

Managing Remote Servers

Optimizing Server Management

Using ZENworks Server Management Server Inventory

Understanding Server Inventory Components

Understanding the Scanning Process

Setting Up Server Inventory

Using the ZENworks Quick Report to View Inventory Data

Chapter 32  Making the Most of ZENworks Server Management Reporting

Reading ZENworks Server Management Reports

Understanding Server Inventory Reports

Analyzing Topology Reports

Using Server Management Alarm Reports

Understanding Network Health Reports

Using ZENworks Server Management Reports

Generating Server Inventory Reports

Creating Topology Reports

Generating Network Health Reports

Chapter 33  Using ZENworks Server Management Web-based Management

Accessing the ZENworks Web-based Management Role

Administering TED Objects

Creating TED Objects

Editing TED Objects

Deleting TED Objects

Monitoring Tiered Distributions

Monitoring Subscriber Distributions

Using the Remote Web Console Tool

Monitoring Policy/Package Agents from the Remote Web Console

Monitoring Tiered Electronic Distribution Agents from the Remote Web Console

Chapter 34  Creating Customized Reports

Installing Novell-Defined Reports

Customizing Reports Queries

Real Name Expressions

Subquery Expressions

Field Value Expression

Managing Saved Reports

Generating Reports

Opening Reports

Chapter 35  Troubleshooting ZENworks 7

Troubleshooting Desktop Management

Reduce LAN Traffic

Troubleshoot Import

Troubleshooting Distributed Applications

Troubleshoot Application Window and Explorer

Review User Object’s Inheritance Applications

Set Timed Refresh Frequency

Change Workstation Files in Use

Clean Up Network Resources

Write Application Administrator Notes

Review Roll-Back Application Distribution

Use Search and Replace Entire Application Object

Use the Search Specific Application Object Property Page

Review Application Termination

Troubleshooting Policy Packages

Review eDirectory Workstation Object

Review Policy Package Type

Review Workstation Object Associations

Enabling Policies

Review Trusted Trees

Troubleshooting Policy and Distribution Services

Reviewing Server and Agent Object Associations

Subscriber May Timeout with Patching

Distributor Sends Only to Concurrent Connections

Cannot Find Database

Extraction Fails on Subscriber Because Files Not Found

Troubleshooting Traffic Analysis

Verifying LAN Traffic Agents Are Loaded on Devices

Verifying RMON Agent Settings

Verifying Settings in the LANZ.NCF File

Verifying Settings in the LANZCON Utility

Additional Debugging Tips

Troubleshooting Alarm Management

Verifying SNMP Agents Are Loaded on Devices

Verifying Status of Alarm Manager Database

Verifying SNMP Connectivity Between Management Console and SNMP Devices

Verifying Alarm Thresholds

Receiving Unknown Alarms

Troubleshooting Server Management

Verifying Connectivity Between the Management Console and Server

Verifying Remote Management Agent Is Loaded on the Server

Verifying Port Number for RCONSOLEJ

Troubleshooting Server Inventory

Troubleshooting NetWare Errors

NetWare Server File System Errors

Troubleshooting eDirectory Errors

Appendix A  Registry Keys for ZENworks Desktop Management

Appendix B  Additional ZENworks Resources

Novell Support and Online Documentation

ZENworks Cool Solutions

Novell Advanced Technical Training

Novell Consulting Services

Novell Technical Support Services

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