Novell ZENWORKS 10 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT SP3 - MIGRATION GUIDE 10.3 30-03-2010 Migration Manual page 43

Setting
Migrate failed MSI builds
Preserve created MSI and
temporary files
Upload applications to content
server
Description
The Migrate failed MSI builds option forces application
migration when the utility fails to migrate one or more
attributes to the MSI.
An MSI bundle is considered failed when a warning is
produced while converting an AOT Application object to
an MSI. These MSI builds can often be migrated
successfully in spite of the warning. For example, the
warning might be produced because a Windows*
shortcut link contained in the AOT is no longer valid.
If you enable this option, the warning messages are not
presented. You can review the migration log for
information on which attributes were not migrated.
The Preserve created MSI and temporary files option
means the application is created and migrated, but the
directory holding the temporary files and new MSI file is
not automatically deleted. This allows you to have
access to the newly created MSI before it is
incorporated into the content service in Configuration
Management.
The Upload applications to content server option lets
you upload content to the content server. This option is
selected by default.
The applications are migrated as Install MSI action to
the ZENworks Configuration Management server and
also uploaded to the content server if the Upload
applications to content server option is selected and the
source path of the file is resolved to a local path or UNC
path at the time of migration.
The applications are migrated as bundles with Install
Network MSI action to the ZENworks Configuration
Management server and are not uploaded to the content
server in the following scenarios:
The Upload applications to content server option is
deselected.
The Upload applications to content server option is
selected but the source path of the file is not
resolved to a local path or UNC path at the time of
migration, or the file is not found.
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