Assigning Unassigned Preboot Bundles - Novell ZENWORKS LINUX MANAGEMENT 7.2 IR2 - ADMINISTRATION GUIDE 09-25-2008 Administration Manual

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Preboot Bundle: This option allows Preboot Services to complete the above configurations,
then immediately apply a destructive image or installation script from another Preboot bundle.
Select this option, then browse for or specify the path and filename of the Preboot bundle.
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 Section 30.6, "Assigning Unassigned Preboot Bundles," on page 451
the bundle and complete the wizard.
Finish: Creates the Dell Configuration 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.
When a device assigned to the Dell Configuration bundle boots, the bundle's work is performed on
the device before its operating system starts.
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).
For more information on the Dell DTK, see the Dell guides (dtk20cli.pdf and
dtk20ug.pdf) contained in the DTK download.

30.6 Assigning Unassigned Preboot Bundles

IMPORTANT: If you are assigning a Preboot bundle that has been created on a management device
inside the firewall to a device outside the firewall, port 8089 must be open both ways (PUBLIC ->
PRIVATE, and PUBLIC <- PRIVATE).
1 If you click Next on the Summary page of a wizard, or if you access this page through the
Devices or Bundles tabs in the ZENworks Control Center, the Bundle Assignments page is
displayed:
to assign
Using Preboot Services 451