Novell ZENWORKS LINUX MANAGEMENT 7.3 IR2 - INSTALLATION GUIDE 07-20-2009 Installation Manual page 28

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Requirement
The following are the minimum hardware
requirements:
Processor: Pentium II 266 MHZ, 64-bit
AMD Opteron, or 64-bit Intel Xeon EMT
RAM: 128 MB minimum; 256 MB
recommended
Disk Space: 800 MB minimum
Display resolution: 800x600
Dell PowerEdge Servers: Managed Dell
PowerEdge servers must be a 6, 7, 8, or 9
generation server to use the ZENworks Linux
Management Dell features (Dell Configuration
bundles, Dell Update Package bundles, and
advanced reporting and inventory support).
Use these requirements or the hardware
requirements provided with your operating
system, whichever is greater. For example, NLD
recommends Pentium III or higher, so use those
requirements rather than the ones listed here.
The device must allow ZENworks Agent and
ZENworks Server communication on TCP port
443.
You must open port 2544 to perform the
following actions:
Use the ZENworks Agent Status icon in the
ZENworks Control Center
Refresh the client from the ZENworks
Control Center or from the zlman
command line utility
You must open port 5950 if you want to use
remote control operations. You must open port
5951 if you want to use remote log-in
operations.
VMware ESX running a supported
managed device platform
XEN on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10
(SLES 10) and SUSE Linux Enterprise
Desktop (SLED 10) managed devices
XEN on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11
(SLES 11) and SUSE Linux Enterprise
Desktop (SLED 11) managed devices
Additional information
You can determine your PowerEdge
server generation by examining the third
number from the right in the model
number. If the number is 8, the server
generation is 8, and so forth.
For example,
Generation 6 PowerEdge
servers: PowerEdge 650,
PowerEdge 6600, etc.
Generation 7 PowerEdge
servers: PowerEdge 750,
PowerEdge 1750, etc.
Generation 8 PowerEdge
servers: PowerEdge 800,
PowerEdge 1850, etc.
Generation 9 PowerEdge
servers: PowerEdge 2950,
PowerEdge 1955, etc.
Before you can use the features specific
to Dell PowerEdge servers, you must
perform the procedure in Section 7.4,
"Enabling Dell PowerEdge Support," on
page 63.