How can I know which version of ZENworks Linux Management is installed on my device?
How can I know which hot patch version is installed on my device?
Which ports are used by the ZENworks Linux Management server?
Which ports are used by the ZENworks Linux Management agent?
How can I get zmd debug messages in the zmd-messages.log file while running the ZLM-install script?
At the command prompt, enter the rug ping command. The version displayed for the ZENworks Management Daemon is the version of the ZENworks Linux Management that you are on.
At the command prompt, enter the rug ping command to display the hot patch level.
See Automating Installation of the ZENworks Agent
in the Novell ZENworks 7.3 Linux Management Installation Guide.
See Server Listening Ports
in the Novell ZENworks 7.3 Linux Management Installation Guide.
See Agent Listening Ports
in the Novell ZENworks 7.3 Linux Management Installation Guide.
The ZENworks Linux Management agent that comes with the ZENworks Linux Management installation has scheduled deployments and policy management features that the SUSE Linux Enterprise agent does not have.
While running the ZLM-install script, the log-level in zmd preferences is set to Info by default. Run the following command to get the debug messages in the zmd-messages.log file:
zlm-install --zmd-debug
See the Novell Cool Solutions article Overcoming the EXT3 Subdirectories Limitation for ZENworks 7.x Linux Management Server Package Repository.
See TIDs 7004069 and 7003574 at Novell Support.
See TID 7003939 at Novell Support.
See TID 7005160 at Novell Support.
This patch is applicable for Interim Release 4. See TID 7006398 at Novell Support.
See the TID 3000360 at Novell Support.
See the Novell Cool Solutions article Enable ZCC Login Access to the ZLM Server after Expiration of (eDir) LDAP Server SSL Certificate.
See the Novell Cool Solutions article ZLM Custom Reporting Utility.
Installing a specific version of the zypp patch from the Novell Update repository might lead to installing or updating with the most recent packages if available from any of its later patch versions. Installing a specific version of the patch might conflict with the existing packages version: therefore, to avoid any conflict, you can use a dependency solver to select the newer packages, if available.
For example, rug in -t patch slesp3-kernel-7261-0 might not have the version of packages that is present in the specified patch, but the solver might choose to install newer packages if they are available as part of the latest patch.