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Q: Romain Petges wrote:
I developed a small NT service named SvcEvents which is also published
on Novell ZENworks Cool Solutions. A new version is currently in
development and I want to manually refresh the "Workstation helper" so
I can deploy immediately workstation associated applications instead
of waiting for the next timed refresh.
For this, I use the ZEN2 WSUTIL.EXE tool which still works with
ZFD6.5. The question is if this tool is still supported by ZENworks 7
and ZCM 10 or if there is another tool to perform a "Workstation
helper" refresh.
The Autorun.exe tool from the ZENworks Virtual CD only works when NAL
is running, thus a logged-in user. I need to do the refresh even when
no user is connected.
Many thanks for a feedback !
Merry Christmas and a happy new year 2008.
A: Updated answer.
There's nothing to refresh the workstation helper specifically. Yes "zac ref" does do a refresh, but it refreshes everything, unless you add a parameter
Command: refresh, ref
This command triggers a refresh of the specified type.
Syntax:
refresh [general | partial | bundle <bundleName>]
Examples:
To trigger a general refresh:
zac refresh [general]
To trigger a partial refresh:
zac refresh partial
To trigger a refresh for a particular bundle:
zac refresh bundle MyBundle
To Bypass the server cache specify "bypasscache" after the zac ref command.
Example: zac ref bypasscache
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Wrong
Submitted by jwebb on 21 December 2007 - 7:42pm.
The answer given is false because in ZCM10 you could issue a "zac ref" to refresh policies and bundles.
Jim Webb
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Thanks for the
Submitted by baloise on 27 December 2007 - 3:46am.
Thanks for the information.
I can't verify the information so I will include it in the readme file for reference.
Are you aware of such a command line tool for other version of ZFD (6.5 and 7). I know that WSTOOL works with ZFD 6.5, but maybe there is another way to to this (refreshing Workstation Helper).
Romain
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You can run "zac ref" on
Submitted by SThomps on 22 December 2007 - 4:01am.
You can run "zac ref" on the managed device, it will cause the bundle manager to do a refresh for the device
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refresh
Submitted by kipple on 22 December 2007 - 5:55am.
Does the command line util "zac" give a similar process?
zac ref
or zac ref bypasscache?
?
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