Novell ZENWORKS 10 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT SP3 - NETWORK DISCOVERY DATABASE STRUCTURE, Руководство системного администратора

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5 Click Reschedule Devices to open the Redeployment Schedule dialog box.
6 Either click OK to accept the default schedule of Now , or select Date Specific in the Schedule
Type field and specify the new date, then click OK .
22.5 Bypassing Staging
You can bypass the stages at any time and immediately deploy the update to all managed devices in
the Management Zone.
1 Select the check box for an update.
2 Click Action > Bypass Stages and Apply to All Devices .
22.6 Canceling a Deployment
This option is mainly for canceling a deployment that has not yet started.
If you select to apply the update only through stages, and if you cancel the update deployment, the
status in the Available System Updates panel is changed to
Aborted .
However, for an update, you can select to deploy to individual devices, as well as through stages for
the other devices. Therefore, the status in the Available System Updates panel is changed to:
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Ready if you cancel only the staged deployment.
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Aborted if you cancel both the staged deployment and the deployment for individually selected
devices.
To cancel a deployment:
1
Select the check box for an update.
2 Click Action > Cancel Deployment .
WARNING: If you cancel a deployment that is currently running (not just scheduled), all
deployment actions performed up to that point cannot be reversed. There currently is no
rollback option.
3 Click OK to confirm canceling the deployment.
22.7 Clearing an Error to Retry a Deployment
To continue with the deployment after determining that an error is not serious enough to stop the
deployment:
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Click Action > Clear Error and Continue .
22.8 Viewing Status by Device
The following sections contain more information:
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Section 22.8.1, “Understanding Device Statuses,” on page 208
Š Section 22.8.2, “Viewing a Device’s Properties,” on page 209
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Section 22.8.3, “Viewing Information on a Device’s Status,” on page 209