Novell ZENWORKS 10 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT SP3 - MIGRATION GUIDE 10.3 30-03-2010 Migration Manual page 71

Feature
Icon order
Load balancing
MSI admin path
MSI option install paths
random
MSI package description
MSI package identifier
MSI package size
Novell Licensing Service
(NLS)
On Demand
RDP color depth
Remote alternate
application
Reporting
Run 16-bit applications in
a separate session
Site List
Thin client settings
Uninstall prompt for
reboot
Comment
Configuration Management does not control the order in which icons are
displayed. Use application chaining to control the order of application
installation.
The new content system does this automatically on a whole zone basis. By
default, all the Primary Servers in the Management Zone replicate their
content among each other.
Because MSI package information is no longer stored in the metadata, you
longer need access to the actual MSI file in ZENworks Control Center. Also,
most MSIs are uploaded into the content system.
Replaced by the new content system that does load balancing automatically.
MSI Package information is no longer stored in the metadata. This makes it
easier to update MSI packages without touching the MSI bundle itself.
MSI package information is no longer stored in the metadata. This makes it
easier to update MSI packages without touching the MSI bundle itself.
MSI package information is no longer stored in the metadata. This makes it
easier to update MSI packages without touching the MSI bundle itself.
Configuration Management does not supports NLS.
Configuration Management supports only simple RDP and ICA sessions.
Color depth must be 256, 32768, 65536, or 16777216.
The ZENworks Adaptive Agent runs the same inside or outside the firewall. It
doesn't make a distinction, so this feature is no longer supported.
Configuration Management has a global reporting system, so reporting is no
longer configured on an application-by-application basis.
Configuration Management does not support 16-bit operating systems.
This feature allowed users to use the closest matching applications source
path to install the application to their workstation. The new content system
does this automatically.
Configuration Management only supports a subset of the features Novell
Application Launcher used to support. The following attributes have been
dropped:
Thin client user name (no credentials are passed to the terminal server)
Thin client password (no credentials are passed to the terminal server)
Thin client protocol
Thin client compress
Thin client seamless
This feature is no longer supported.
for each uninstallation. Most of this functionality is handled by adding
parameters to the MSIExec command line.
Msiexec.exe now handles rebooting
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