Updates were made to the following sections.
Configuring the ZENworks Middle Tier Server with NSAdmin. |
Added information regarding the use of the NSAdmin utility when a port other than port 80 is used on the Web server. |
The Role of the Novell Client. |
Deleted obsolete information regarding ZENworks components installed by the Novell Client. |
Using the Novell Client in a ZENworks 6.5 Environment. |
Deleted obsolete information regarding the role of the client and added clarification about using the Novell Client and the Desktop Management Agent together. Added a note to clarify the behavior of a workstation outside a firewall when both the client and the agent are installed on the workstation. |
What Is the Desktop Management Agent?. |
Deleted incorrect information regarding agent capabilities. Added an important note to highlight the importance of the agent. |
What Is the Desktop Management Server?. |
Generalized and limited the content of the third paragraph to avoid the impression that the only files installed by the back end installation are .jar files. |
Understanding the ZENworks Multiple UNC Provider. |
Changed introductory paragraphs to more accurately reflect the functionality and limitations of ZENworks for Desktops 4.x regarding file access. |
How Does ZENMUP Work?. |
Added explanatory text to point out that files being accessed can be located either on a NetWare or Windows server, and that the protocol used to access these files varies based on the NOS where the files are located. |
ZENMUP Environments. |
Added explanatory text in the first row of the table to point out that files being accessed can be located either on a NetWare or Windows server, and that the protocol used to access these files varies based on the NOS where the files are located. |
Application Files. |
Added text to indicate that applications can be associated to workstations, groups, and containers. |