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  Second logon screen         


Author: Jakub Gorecki
Date: Jan 16, 2007 05:49

Hi guys,
We have been having this issue. On some workstations, the Zen appears not to be working correctly. When users login, they receive a secon login window (Windows Workstation) asking them to type user name and password. At that time only local user name with password works. We use Zen 6.5 with Windows XP Pro. Any suggestions?
P.S. When a user goes to a diffrent computer, he sees no such window at all.....
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  Re: Zenworks Group Policies and Active Directory         


Author: john.rubinstein
Date: Jan 6, 2007 01:28

Craig

Thanks for that. Much appreciated. Will give it a go when I get back to
the office on Monday.

John
> Not sure if this is the "BEST" way, but you could disable DFS which is
> needed for Group Policies. Disabling DFS is actually a decent tweak
tip.
>
> DFS is a feature of NT which allows multiple...
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  Zenworks Group Policies and Active Directory         


Author: john.rubinstein
Date: Jan 5, 2007 08:03

We're a primarily Novell setup.

Recently, we've had to introduce AD because of certain application which
we've deployed and which are dependent on AD.

We use Zenworks 6.5 group policies.

We've configured a number of PC's (pilot) to log in to both eDirectory
and AD and found that Zenworks group policies are being overwritten by
what must be some default AD group policy. At any rate, the Zenworks GPs
are not being applied for these test PCs.

Any way to log into both AD and eDirectory and ensure that Zenworks group
policies still apply?

John Rubinstein
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  Re: WOL         


Author: Timo Pietilä
Date: Jan 5, 2007 00:25

oliverfalcon34@hotmail.com wrote:
> hello,
>
> we have policy that works and wakes a bunch of machines up via WOL
>
> We are running a batch file to install some updates and after the batch
> file has finished I am trying to call a shutdown command, however with no
> luck.
>
> I was hoping someone has an idea on how to shutdown a machine after you
> have woken it up via WOL
>
> the shutdown comand I am calling is c:\windows\system32\shutdown but this
> is not working
>
> any ideas?

I use vbs-script that checks if there is logged in user (if there is it
doesn't try to power off machine) and makes markings in event log (in
Finnish):
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  Re: WOL         


Author: Pascal Schmatz
Date: Jan 4, 2007 23:13

should work with "shutdown -s -f" ?

does your "logged" user have enough right to do a shutdown ?
aren't there any policies that disable it ?
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  Double workstation object (re)imported         


Author: Pascal Schmatz
Date: Jan 4, 2007 22:49

can anyone give me an idea on what could produce the fact having
the workstation imported a second time (in the same container),
the workstation object has a "1" appended to its name.

the only change or event that occurs was replacement of network card.
I noticed one workstation has one mac address in the "zenwmMACAddress"
field and the second object has two mac address'
weird ? or logical ?

thank you for your help
Pascal
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  Re: msiexec zfdagent for zen 7 deployment         


Author: Jared Jennings
Date: Dec 12, 2006 15:51

Marat Safin,
>I am attempting to deploy zfdagent using msiexec and its telling me I dont
>have rights to istall icons on multiple users, yet I am logged in as
>administrator. Any ideas? I realise this is a Microsoft problem however
>I desperately need help.

Can you post the syntax that you are using to install the agent?
You are not using a ZENWorks Application object right?

--
Jared Jennings - Data Technique, Inc.
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My Blog and Wiki with Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials
http://jaredjennings.org
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  Re: DLU Login Restriction Question         


Author: John.Simmens
Date: Dec 11, 2006 07:32

> On Fri, 08 Dec 2006 15:35:50 GMT, jsimmens wrote:
>
>> The problem that I'm having is that once the restrictions are
enabled, I
>> can't get my local DLU account to work unless I include each
individual
>> workstation container under the "Included Workstations" section. Is
there
>> any way around this problem?
>
> create a local admin group on every wks named after the subcontainer and
> give it administrative priviliges. in DLU make the members of the
> subcontaineradmins a member of this local group.
>
> this would allow them admin rights on those wks only, on the other wks
they
> could still login but would be normal users.
>
> Or do you have a problem with a global admin acount for those wks? in
this ...
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  Where do I find the workstation management agent?         


Author: jesterpoet
Date: Dec 5, 2006 09:46

I used to install this through the old client, but now it appears it is
no longer included in the client. Where can I find an installer for
this so I can add it to workstations that have the newest client?

Thanks!
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  Re: Slow desktop ICONs         


Author: kbeck
Date: Dec 5, 2006 07:55

Zen 6.5

When a network administrator logsd in ( with no policy associated with
them) there is no delay.
> kbeck@bleckley.k12.ga.us wrote:
>> When users login to their computers, the desktop loads, but the icons
are
>> missing. After waiting up to five minutes, the desktop icons appear.
We
>> are using group policies, and I noticed in the event logs, there are
>> repeated entries for event ID 1085. After searching Novell's
>> knowledgebase, it appears that the problem was supposed to have been
>> resolvedWhat am I missing?
>>
>>
>
> What version of ZEN are you running?
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