Novell ZENWORKS LINUX MANAGEMENT 7.2 IR2 - ADMINISTRATION GUIDE 09-25-2008, Руководство администратора

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28.2.3 Preparing to Use PXE
Before you can use Preboot Services with PXE, you need to do the following:
1. Install ZENworks 7.2 Linux Management on your imaging server. For more information, see
the Novell ZENworks 7.2 Linux Management Installation Guide .
2. Enable PXE on your ZENworks Linux Management devices. For more information, see
Section 29.6, “Enabling PXE on Devices,” on page 392 .
3. Have a standard DHCP server, either on your imaging server or on another network server. For
more information, see “Configuring LAN Environments for Preboot Services” on page 362 .
28.3 Preboot Services Functionality
Review the following sections to understand Preboot Services functionality:
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Section 28.3.1, “Preboot Bundles,” on page 323
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Section 28.3.2, “Preboot Services Menu,” on page 325
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Section 28.3.3, “Image Storage Security,” on page 326
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Section 28.3.4, “Non-registered Device Settings,” on page 326
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Section 28.3.5, “Preboot Work Assignment Rules,” on page 327
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Section 28.3.6, “Preboot Referral Lists,” on page 328
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Section 28.3.7, “Intel Active Management Technology (AMT),” on page 329
28.3.1 Preboot Bundles
In ZENworks Linux Management, Preboot Services uses bundles to apply Preboot Services work to
devices. For example, Preboot bundles can contain tasks, such as restoring an image, that are
performed at the time a device boots.
In order for a device to utilize a Preboot bundle, the bundle must be assigned to the device, its group,
or its folder.
The available Preboot bundles are:
Š “AutoYaST Bundle” on page 323
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“Dell Configuration Bundle” on page 324
Š “Kickstart Bundle” on page 324
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“ZENworks Image Bundle” on page 324
Š “ZENworks Multicast Bundle” on page 324
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“ZENworks Script Bundle” on page 325
AutoYaST Bundle
Provides the location and access protocol for installing using AutoYaST, including the network
installation directory for SUSE
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Linux. This bundle allows you to launch an automated installation
of SUSE Linux using Preboot Services.