Configuring Image Storage Security - Novell ZENWORKS LINUX MANAGEMENT 7.3 IR2 - ADMINISTRATION GUIDE 02-12-2010 Administration Manual

IMPORTANT: PXE must be enabled on the device for the menu to be displayed.
The Preboot Services menu provides options for how Preboot Services can be used on your devices.
The following options are presented when the menu is displayed:
Preboot Services Menu Options
Table 29-6
Menu Option
Start ZENworks Imaging
Start ZENworks Imaging Maintenance
Disable ZENworks Partition
Enable ZENworks Partition
Start DELL DTK
Start DELL DTK (Maintenance Mode)
Exit
Generally, if your Preboot Services work is completely automated, you should select to never
display the Preboot Services Menu on the device when it boots. Conversely, if you need to do
manual Preboot Services functions for some or all devices, then select to always display the menu. A
compromise is where you select to display the menu if Ctrl+Alt is pressed, allowing unattended
Preboot Services work while allowing you the opportunity to display the menu when needed.

29.4.2 Configuring Image Storage Security

To determine the degree of security you want with respect to saving image files:
1 In the ZENworks Control Center, click the Configuration tab, which displays the following
Management Zone Settings section:
Function
Executes the assigned Preboot Services imaging bundles.
Displays the bash prompt, where you can execute imaging
commands.
Prevents an existing ZENworks partition from being used
when booting to execute the assigned Preboot bundles.
Allows an existing ZENworks partition to be used when
booting to execute the assigned Preboot bundles.
Starts the DELL Deployment Toolkit v2.1 in the automated
mode where it checks for details on assigned work, performs
the assigned work, and reboots. No user input is allowed or
required.
Starts the DELL Deployment Toolkit v2.1 in the maintenance
mode by loading it into a RAM drive so that you can configure
the scripts and files used in the Dell Configuration bundle.
Resumes booting of the device without doing any Preboot
bundle work.
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