Novell ZENWORKS 10 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT SP3 - REMOTE MANAGEMENT REFERENCE 10.3 Management Manual page 20

By default, the Remote Management service listens on port number 5950.
4 Select the Session Settings options:
Field
Look Up Viewer DNS
Name at the Start of
the Remote Session
Allow Remote Session
when no user is logged
on to the managed
device
5 Select from the following options for improving the performance of a remote session:
Field
Suppress Wallpaper
Enable Optimization
Driver
6 (Optional) Configure a remote management proxy to perform remote operations on the
managed device.
If the managed device is on a private network or is on the other side of a firewall or router that
is using NAT (Network Address Translation), the remote management operation of the device
can be routed through a remote management proxy. You must install the proxy separately. For
information on installing the remote management proxy, see
Management Proxy," on page
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Details
Enables the Remote Management service to look up for the DNS name of
the management console at the start of the remote session.
The name is saved in the audit logs and is displayed as a part of the
session information during the remote sessions. If this option is not
selected or the Remote Management service is unable to find the console
name, then the console name is displayed as unknown.
If your network does not have reverse DNS lookup enabled, then we
recommend that you disable this setting to prevent a significant delay in
starting the remote session.
Enables a remote operator to remotely manage a device when the policy
allows the remote operation but no user has logged in to the device. This
option is selected by default.
Details
Suppresses the wallpaper on the managed device during a remote
session. This prevents the bitmap data of wallpaper from being repeatedly
sent to the Remote Management console and thereby enhances the
performance of the remote session.
Enables the optimization driver, which is installed by default on every
managed device. If you select this option, only the changed portion of the
screen on the managed device is captured and updated on the Remote
Management console during the remote session, thereby enhancing the
performance of the remote session.
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Section 2.10, "Installing a Remote