Day Of The Week Specific - Novell ZENWORKS LINUX MANAGEMENT 7.2 IR2 - ADMINISTRATION GUIDE 09-25-2008 Administration Manual

IMPORTANT: Be aware that ZENworks Linux Management uses the End Time as the "expiration
time." If a bundle or policy is in the middle of being executed, execution stops at the specified time.
Use Greenwich Mean Time (GMT): Usually, a schedule is based on the device's local time zone.
If your network spans different time zones and you schedule an application to run at 13:00 (1:00
p.m.), it runs at 13:00 in each time zone. This option lets you specify a single time across the globe.
You can, for example, select this option to have bundles deployed or installed on devices at the same
time regardless of their time zones.
B.3 Day of the Week Specific
Select one or more days of the week to run the scheduled event on and set other restrictions that
might apply.
The Day of the Week Specific schedule applies to policies only; you cannot configure a bundle with
the Day of the Week Specific schedule.
Select the Days of the Week to Run the Scheduled Event: Select one or more days, Sunday to
Saturday, on which you want to run the scheduled event. By default, no days are selected; a day is
selected when the check box is checked.
Restrict Schedule Execution to the Following Date Range: Use the Start date and End date fields
to restrict the scheduled event to the dates between the start and end dates. Click the Calendar icon
to display a calendar from which you can select the respective dates.
Select When Schedule Execution Should Start: Select one of the following options:
Start Immediately at Start Time: The scheduled event runs immediately at the time that you
specify in the Start Time box.
Start at a Random Time between Start Time and End Time: This option randomly spreads
out the scheduled event times so the scheduled event does not run at the same time on all
devices. You can use this option to avoid possible network overload. For example, if you want
to distribute or install a bundle to 100 users, you could use the Start at a random time between
start time and end time option to specify a one-hour block of time (starting at the scheduled
start time) in which to randomly deploy or install the bundle to the various devices.
Start Immediately at Start Time, and then Repeat until End Time Every: Use the Hours
and Minutes fields to specify how often you want the scheduled event repeated until
deployment or installment of the bundle is successful.
Start Time\End Time: Use the down-arrows to select the start and end times of the scheduled
event.
IMPORTANT: Be aware that ZENworks Linux Management uses the End Time as the "expiration
time." If a bundle or policy is in the middle of being executed, execution will stop at the specified
time.
Use Greenwich Mean Time (GMT): Usually, a schedule is based on the device's local time zone.
If your network spans different time zones and you schedule an application to run at 1:00 p.m., it
runs at 1:00 p.m. in each time zone. This option lets you specify a single time across the globe.
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