Distributions

Displays the Desktop Application Distributions associated with the current Novell® ZENworks® for Desktops (ZfD) application object. In order for Tiered Electronic Distribution (TED) to distribute the software files for this application object, you must have at least one Desktop Application Distribution listed.

Source Application
Displays the ZfD application object that the current application object was replicated from.

Replicated Applications
Displays the ZfD application objects that have been replicated from the current application object. The listing is displayed in random order.

Link Up Site Lists
Click to link the application objects in the various sites that are using the same distributed ZfD applications. This causes the listings on the Fault Tolerance > Site Lists tab to be updated with all of the application objects listed in the Replicated Applications box. This is done on the property pages for each of the listed application objects. However, on each application's property page, its application object will not be listed in the box. Only the sibling applications and its parent application (if any) are listed.

Linking the sites allows users who travel from site to site to have similar local access to their applications. For example, if App1 exists in SiteA, and you replicated App1 to SiteB and SiteC, you would click Link Up Site Lists to give users who had access to App1 at SiteA the same local access to App1 when they traveled to SiteB or SiteC.

Site Lists can only be linked within the same tree where the source application's object resides.

Distributions Currently In
Displays the Desktop Application Distributions associated with the current application object.



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