Novell ZENWORKS 10 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT SP3 - PREBOOT SERVICES AND IMAGING REFERENCE 10.3 16-04-2010 User Manual page 232

You can abbreviate
For more information, see:
"Command Details" on page 232
"Examples" on page 233
Command Details
Table F-10
Parameter
name
-master
or
-client
-clients=count
-timeout=minutes
-throttle=time
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-session -s
Session Mode Commands and Parameters
Specifies
The name of the multicast session. Each device joining the session uses the
same value for this parameter.
IMPORTANT: The name must be unique among concurrent multicast sessions. It
is hashed by the ZENworks Imaging Engine to produce a Class D IP address for
the multicast session. To facilitate troubleshooting (wire sniffing), all Configuration
Management imaging multicast addresses start with 231. For example, the
session name
mcast01
Specifies that this device is the session master or a client. There can only be one
master designated for the session.
If you omit these parameters, the ZENworks Imaging Engine waits for a user at
one of the devices to press
then press at the master device to start the session.
s
The number of participating devices that must register in addition to the master
before imaging begins. This option only applies to the device designated as the
session master (where the
The imaging session begins when: a) the final client has registered, b) you press
s at the master device without waiting for all devices to register, or c) five minutes
has passed since the last client has registered.
If you omit this parameter, the ZENworks Imaging Engine waits for you to press
at the master device, which starts the imaging session. Thereafter, any devices
attempting to register in the session are denied and queued for the next multicast
session.
The number of minutes the master device waits (without reaching the required
registered clients) after the last client has registered before starting the imaging
process. This option only applies to devices designated as session masters
(where the -m parameter is used).
If you omit this parameter, the default timeout is 5 minutes.
The imaging process does not start until: a) the client value is reached, b) the
timeout value has transpired, or c) you press
any clients attempting to register are denied and queued for the next multicast
session.
The number of micro-seconds to wait between master send packets. This is useful
for throttling network traffic.
and as .
-master -m
can produce the multicast address 231.139.79.72.
to designate that device as the master. You must
m
-m parameter is used).
s at the master device. After that,
s