Novell ZENWORKS LINUX MANAGEMENT 7.3 IR2, Руководство администратора

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14 Click Next to display the Policy Groups page.
15 (Optional) Click Add to open the Select Groups dialog box, then click the underlined links in
the Name column to select the desired policy groups and display their names in the Selected list
box.
Using policy groups eases administration efforts by letting you group several policies so you
can use common assignments, schedules, and so forth, rather than configuring these settings for
each policy you create.
16 Click Next to display the Finish page.
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Review the information on the Finish page, making any changes to the policy settings by using
the
Back button as necessary. Click Finish to create the policy as configured per settings on the
Finish page.
20.15 Generating Bundle Reports
Reports let you create custom views for your ZENworks environment. Reports can contain details
from a large volume of inventory, packaging, and other device information. You can create new
reports, edit existing reports, delete reports, or generate one or multiple reports simultaneously. You
can also create folders that let you organize and store reports based on your own criteria.
Schedule Type Description
Date Specific Select one or more dates on which to assign the policy to devices
and set other restrictions that might apply.
Day of the Week Specific Select one or more days of the week on which to assign the policy to
devices and set other restrictions that might apply.
Monthly Select the day of the month on which to assign the policy to devices
and set other restrictions that might apply.
Relative to Refresh Schedule when the policy is assigned, either immediately after the
device refreshes or a specified amount of time after the device
refreshes. You can also specify whether the policy's assignment is
repeated and specify a time period when you do not want the policy
assigned to help minimize network traffic during that time.