Novell ZENWORKS 10 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT SP3 - MIGRATION GUIDE 10.3 30-03-2010 Migration Manual page 18

"Novell eDirectory" on page 18
"Object Management" on page 19
"User Management" on page 19
"Client Agents" on page 20
"Middle Tier Server" on page 20
Management Console
ZENworks Control Center, a Web-based management console is used as a graphical management
interface for Configuration Management and it replaces ConsoleOne that is used in tradional
ZENworks:
Administrator Roles: ZENworks Control Center provides robust administrator roles unique to
its new architectural design. For more information, see "Administrators" in the
Configuration Management System Administration
Watch Lists: ZENworks Control Center provides watch lists on a Home page where you can
see the current status of selected devices and bundles, as well as overall Management Zone
statistics. For more information, see
Configuration Management Administration Quick
iManager: If you already use Novell iManager to manage other Novell products, you can
configure the ZENworks Control Center to be launched from iManager. For more information,
see "Accessing ZENworks Control Center through Novell
Configuration Management System Administration
Software Repository
Every Primary Server in the Management Zone contains the same content, providing redundancy for
all managed devices in the zone. For more information, see
10 Configuration Management System Administration
In Configuration Management, content replication and closest server rules replace the traditional
load balancing techniques for fault tolerance. For more information, see both
and "Closest Server
Reference.
Novell eDirectory
Novell eDirectory is no longer required for data storage. Instead, the ZENworks Configuration
Management database is used. This is different from traditional ZENworks in several ways:
ZENworks Database: A new ZENworks database replaces the old ZENworks database and all
eDirectory tree object information stores. Instead of eDirectory containers and contexts,
Configuration Management uses database folders and the inheritance functionality relevant to
folder/object hierarchy. The new database is the content repository for all Configuration
Management data.
For more information on which databases can be used with Configuration Management, see
"Database
For more information on maintaining your selected database,
the ZENworks 10 Configuration Management System Administration
18 ZENworks 10 Configuration Management ZENworks Migration Guide
Rules" in the ZENworks 10 Configuration Management System Administration
Requirements" in the ZENworks 10 Configuration Management Installation
Reference.
"Creating a Watch List" in the
Start.
iManager" in the
Reference.
"Content
Reference.
ZENworks 10
ZENworks 10
ZENworks 10
Repository" in the ZENworks
"Content Replication"
see"Database Management" in
Reference.
Guide.