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Name: (Required) Although bundles can be identified in ZENworks Control Center by their
type of icon, as well as the folder they are listed under, you should develop a naming scheme
that differentiates the ZENworks Script bundles that are listed together in a folder.
For more information, see
Center," on page
Folder: Browse for the location where you want the ZENworks Script bundle displayed in
ZENworks Control Center. The folder must exist. You cannot specify a non-existent folder,
because ZENworks does not create them from this wizard.
Description: Provide a description to help you later recognize the exact purpose of this
ZENworks Script bundle.
6 Click Next to display the Preboot Bundle Creation page:
7 Fill in the fields:
Script text: Specify the text of the ZENworks script. The script is restricted to doing preboot
work prior to the device booting.
IMPORTANT: If you provide any paths to executables in a script, make sure that you provide
the full path, or the executable might not run.
For information on using this bundle to perform scripted imaging, see
a Script" on page
A device's Image Safe Data, such as the device's IP address and other identity information that
is defined for its ZENworks Control Center object, is contained on the hard drive that the
device boots from. This information can be lost if that hard drive needs to be replaced.
However, the following options allow you to retain a device's IP address and other identity
information when replacing the hard drive.
These options are only applicable when this Preboot bundle is applied to a specific device. The
image used in this bundle must contain the device's previous IP address and ZENworks
Control Center object information.
(Optional) Select one or both of the following options:
Use the IP Address from Content in the Preboot Bundle Rather Than from the
Device's Image Safe Data
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