Novell ZENWORKS 10 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT SP3 - DISCOVERY-DEPLOYMENT-RETIREMENT REFERENCE 10.3 30-03-2010 Deployment Manual page 33

Wizard Page
Set the Discovery Schedule
page
Select Primary Server page >
Primary Server field
Select Windows Proxy page
> Override Zone Windows
Proxy Settings field
Details
Choose whether you want the task to run as soon as it is created
(the Now option) or if you want to schedule the task to run at a future
date and time. If you select On a Schedule, choose one of the
following schedules:
No Schedule: Indicates that no schedule has been set. The task
does not run until a schedule is set or it is manually launched. This
is useful if you want to create the task and come back to it later to
establish the schedule or run it manually.
Date Specific: Specifies one or more dates on which to run the
task.
Recurring: Identifies specific days each week, month, or a fixed
interval on which to run the task.
See Appendix B, "Schedules," on page 119
for more information on the schedules.
Select the ZENworks Server that you want to perform the discovery
task.
If you are using any Windows-specific discovery technologies (WMI,
WinAPI), you must select a ZENworks Server on Windows (not
Linux) or you must have already designated a Windows ZENworks
Server as a discovery proxy for your Linux servers. For information
on discovery proxies, see Section 2.2, "Designating a Discovery and
Deployment Proxy Server," on page
Select this option if you want to override the
configured at the Management Zone in order to modify the settings
of a task.
A Windows Proxy is primarily used for Linux Primary Servers that
cannot perform discovery tasks that use Windows-specific
discovery technologies (such as WMI, WinAPI, and SNMP).
However, you can also use a Windows Proxy for Windows Servers if
you want to discover devices in a different subnet than the Primary
Server.
In order to protect information, such as a discovery credential, that
is passed between the ZENworks Server and the Windows Proxy,
the connection between the ZENworks Server and the Windows
Proxy is secured through SSL.
or click the Help button
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Windows Proxy settings
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