Novell ZENWORKS LINUX MANAGEMENT 7.3 IR2, Administration Manual

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17 (Optional) Click Add to open the Select Groups dialog box, then click the underlined links in
the Name column to select the desired bundle groups and display their names in the Selected
list box.
Using bundle groups eases administration efforts by letting you group several bundles so you
can use common assignments, schedules, and so forth, rather than configuring these settings for
each bundle you create.
18 Click Next to display the Summary page.
19 Review the information on the Summary page, making any changes to the bundle settings by
using the
Back button as necessary. Click Finish to create the bundle as configured per settings
on the Summary page.
20 Click OK .
20.3 Creating File Bundles
You can use the ZENworks Control Center or the zlman command line utility to create file bundles.
The following procedure explains how to create a file bundle using the ZENworks Control Center. If
you prefer the zlman command line utility, see the Bundle Commands section of
zlman (1)
(page 562) .
1 In the ZENworks Control Center, click the Bundles tab.
2 In the Bundle list, click New , then click Bundle to display the Select Bundle Type page.
3 Select File bundle , then click Next to display the Name and Description page.
For more information about the other two bundle types, see Section 20.2, “Creating RPM
Bundles,” on page 218 and Part VI, “Preboot Services,” on page 323 .