Novell ZENWORKS LINUX MANAGEMENT 7.3 IR2 - ADMINISTRATION GUIDE 02-12-2010 Administration Manual page 571

I - In progress
If you don't specify a status, all entries in the queue are deleted.
queue-list (ql) [options] [status]
Lists all queue entries. If a status is provided, only queue entries matching the specified status
are displayed. Accepts the following option flags:
-f,--filter - Displays options matching the specified filter. The * and ? wildcard characters can
be used if they are enclosed with in quotation marks.
Accepts the following values for the status argument:
N - New
F - Failed
S - Succeeded
I - In progress
[options] [status]
queue-reset (qr)
Resets the status of all entries in the queue to New.
Registration Commands
These commands allow you to create and alter registrations. Registration commands begin with the
word in the long form, or with the letter
registration
registration-add-server-group (rasg) [options] [key] [group] [...]
Adds membership in the specified server group to objects registering using the specified key.
registration-add-workstation-group (rawg) [options] [key] [group] [...]
Adds membership in the specified workstation group to objects registering using the specified
key.
registration-create-server (rcs) [options] [key] [device folder] [registration
folder]
Creates a registration specifying folder membership for servers.
registration-create-workstation (rcw) [options] [key] [workstation folder]
[registration folder]
Creates a registration specifying membership in the specified workstation folder.
registration-delete (rd) [options] [key] [...]
Deletes the specified registration.
registration-folder-create (rfc) [options] [folder name] [containing folder]
Creates a folder specified by [folder name] in the location specified by [containing folder].
registration-info (ri) [options] [key]
Displays detailed information about the specified registration.
registration-list (rl) [options] [folder] [filter]
Lists all registrations. Accepts the following option flags:
in the short form.
r
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