Novell ZENWORKS 10 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT SP3 - PREBOOT SERVICES AND IMAGING REFERENCE 10.3 16-04-2010 User Manual page 125

IMPORTANT: If this Imaging bundle has been created on a management device inside the firewall
and you are assigning it to a device outside the firewall, port 8089 must be open both ways
(PUBLIC -> PRIVATE, and PUBLIC <- PRIVATE).
When the Multicast Image Set bundle's trigger event occurs (configured in
session begins.
Creating a Multicast Image Containing the Base Operating System, ZENworks Agent,
and Add-on Application Image
1 Create the
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on image.
For more information on creating an Addon image, see
Existing Bundle" on page
2 Create a single Imaging bundle.
3 Create two Multicast Imaging Set actions in the bundle. Create one for the base operating
system, ZENworks Agent, and the folder structure created in
add-on application images.
For example, create the following Multicast Imaging Set actions in the bundle:
Action 1: Contains the base operating system image,
PreAgent.zmg
Action 2: Contains the add-on application images.
Adding Participants to a Multicast Session
There are two sources for Multicast session participants: registered devices and unregistered
devices. Either or both can be assigned to a given Multicast Image Set bundle. The participant
devices must be PXE booted from the server where the ZENworks image file is located.
"Assigning Registered Devices" on page 125
"Assigning Unregistered Devices" on page 126
Assigning Registered Devices
1 In ZENworks Control Center, click Devices in the left pane to display the Devices panel in the
Managed tab.
2 Click the Servers or Workstations folder, then select the check boxes for the devices to be in the
multicast session.
3 Click Action > Assign Bundle.
This starts the Assign Bundle Wizard.
4 In the Select Objects dialog box, select the desired Multicast Image Set bundle.
5 In the Shortcut Location section, make sure all check boxes are deselected, then click OK.
Imaging bundles do not use shortcut locations.
6 Click Next > Finish to complete the multicast session assignment.
When devices assigned to this Multicast Image Set bundle boot, they can become part of the
multicast session and be imaged from the image contained in the bundle.
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