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If you do not select this option and the device that this Preboot bundle is applied to has
been given a new hard drive to boot from, then a new ZENworks Control Center object is
created according to your ZENworks Management Zone configuration for non-registered
devices.
8 Click Next to display the Summary page.
9 Review the configuration, then click one of the following:
Back: Allows you to make changes after reviewing the summary.
Next: Click to perform the following tasks before creating the bundle:
Specify device assignments for this bundle
Specify groups for this bundle
Continue with
the bundle and complete the wizard.
Finish: Creates the kickstart bundle as configured per the settings listed on this Summary page.
This bundle is not assigned to any device or group after it is created, unless you click Next instead of
Finish to make that assignment.
IMPORTANT: If this Preboot bundle has been created on a management device inside the firewall
and you are assigning it to a device outside the firewall, port 8089 must be open both ways
(PUBLIC -> PRIVATE, and PUBLIC <- PRIVATE).
When any device assigned to the kickstart bundle boots, the bundle's Red Hat installation work is
performed on the device.
30.4 Configuring ZENworks Script Bundles
A ZENworks Script bundle can contain any ZENworks script.
Using ZENworks Linux Management, you can install software using a bundle. Software included in
a bundle that is assigned directly is considered mandatory; the software is installed on all assigned
devices (the bundle is directly assigned to the devices, their groups, or their folders).
To configure a ZENworks Script bundle and assign devices to the bundle:
1 In the ZENworks Control Center, click the Bundles tab.
2 Click New > Bundle to start the Create New Bundle Wizard:
440 Novell ZENworks 7.2 Linux Management Administration Guide
Section 30.6, "Assigning Unassigned Preboot Bundles," on page 451
to assign
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