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At the start of the installation, a SQL database is installed (if one exists on the machine, the installer
will set up the appropriate databases instead). After the database is installed, the installation stops.
The machine must be restarted to activate the SQL database. Following the reboot, activate the
installation again to continue.
Most policy functionality is available for deployment, with the exception of Reporting. All exported
policy files must be distributed to a Endpoint Security Client's
\Program
Files\Novell\ZENworks Security Client\
directory.
10.3 Distributing Unmanaged Policies
To distribute unmanaged polices:
1 Locate and copy the Management Console's
setup.sen
file to a separate folder.
The
setup.sen
file is generated at installation of the Management Console, and placed in the
\Program Files\Novell\ESM Management Console\
directory.
2 Create a policy in the Management Console (for more information, see the ZENworks Endpoint
Security Management Administration Guide ).
3 Use the Export command to export the policy to the same folder containing the
setup.sen
file.
All policies distributed must be named
policy.sen
for the Endpoint Security Client to accept
them.
4 Distribute the
policy.sen
and
setup.sen
files. These files must be copied to the
\Program
Files\Novell\ZENworks Security Client\
directory for all unmanaged clients.
The
setup.sen
file only needs to be copied to the unmanaged devices once, with the first
policy. Afterwards, only new policies need to be distributed.
If an Unmanaged Endpoint Security Client is installed on the same machine as the Stand Alone
Management Console, the
setup.sen
file must also be copied to the
\Program
Files\Novell\ZENworks Security Client\
directory. If the Unmanaged Endpoint Security
Client is installed on the machine after the Stand Alone Editor, the file must be transferred manually
as described above.
Clicking the Publish button immediately publishes the policy to that machine's unmanaged Endpoint
Security Client. To provide policies to multiple, unmanaged users, use the Export feature as
described above.