Mirroring The Channels To Your Zenworks Linux Management Server; Section D.2, "Mirroring The Channels To Your Zenworks Linux Management Server - Novell OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER 2 SP2 Installation Manual

Each OES 2 SP1 server updated with the latest OES 2 SP1 and SUSE
(SLES) 10 SP2 patches.
It doesn't matter which update method you use.
D.2 Mirroring the Channels to Your ZENworks
Linux Management Server
Use the instructions in this section to create a mirror of the following OES 2 SP2 patch channels on
your ZENworks Linux Management server.
SLES10-SP3-Pool
SLES10-SP3-Online
OES2-SP2-Pool
OES2-SP2-Online
1 Right-click the following link and save the
your workstation or server.
zlm-mirror-conf.xml
conf.xml).
2 Open
following table:
Replace/Remove
USERID
PASSWORD
administrator
ZLM-PASSWORD
228 OES 2 SP2: Installation Guide
(http://www.novell.com/documentation/oes2/scripts/zlm-mirror-
zlm-mirror-conf.xml
With
The DeviceID of your ZENworks Linux Management server, which is
used to authenticate to the nu.novell.com server.
1. To find the DeviceID, log in as root and enter the following
command at a terminal prompt:
cat /etc/zmd/deviceid
The DeviceID is prepended to the terminal prompt.
For example, if 123abc:myserver/ is displayed, the DeviceID is
123abc.
The Secret of your ZENworks Linux Management server.
1. To find the Secret, log in as
command at a terminal prompt:
cat /etc/zmd/secret
The Secret is prepended to the terminal prompt.
For example, if 456def:myserver/ is displayed, the Secret is
456def.
The account name that the mirror operation uses to attach to the local
ZENworks Linux Management server.
Replace this only if you are using a different server administrative
account to mirror the channels.
The password for the administrative account (the default is
administrator) that the mirror operation uses to attach to the local server.
zlm-mirror-conf.xml
in a UNIX text editor and customize it as shown in the
®
Linux Enterprise Server
file to a working area on
root and enter the following