Other Things You Can Do

After you have installed and set up a ZfD test system, you can set up additional policies.

Other things you can do with ZfD policies:

• Effective Policies: Policies can be in effect for both User and Workstation objects.

• Policy Package Migration: Migrate the ZENworks 2 policies to ZfD 3.2 policies and packages.

• Policy Package Copy Utility: Copy a Policy package from one NDS container to another using the Policy Package Copy utility.

• Scheduled Actions: Schedule specific actions for the workstation.

• Scheduling Policies: Schedule when policies will be in effect.

Other ZfD policies you can configure:

• Client Configuration: Set configuration parameters for workstations. This policy is found only on the WinNT-2000, Win95-98, and Win3x pages.

• Computer Extensible: Set user-defined policies (from .ADM files) for workstation objects.

• Desktop Preferences: Set defaults for a user's desktop.

• Dynamic Local User: Establish parameters for governing Windows NT*/2000 users.

• Help Desk: Establish how users can obtain help desk support.

• Inventory Roll-Up: Configure how to roll up workstation inventory information to a server.

• RAS Configuration: Configure dial-up networking parameters.

• Remote Control: Specify policy parameters for remotely controlling a user or workstation.

• Restrict LogIn: Include or exclude users who can log in using a particular workstation.

• SMTP Host: Establish the IP address of the relay host that precesses outbound Internet e-mail.

• SNMP Trap Target: Establish SNMP trap targets.

• User Extensible: Set user-defined policies (from .ADM files) for user objects.

• Workstation Inventory: Establish parameters for inventorying workstations.

• Workstation Removal: Configure when to remove unused Workstation objects.

• Windows 2000 Group: Copy Active Directory group policies to NDS and edit them.

• Windows Terminal Server: Configure support for Citrix*.

For information, see Workstation Management in Administration.