NOTE: This is a week-long course beginning 11 July 2011 and ending 15 July 2011. Seats are limited. Please click on the website link or see below for further information.

Date: Jul 11, 2011 - Jul 15, 2011 Time: 9am - 4pm Type: Classroom Location:

9735 SW Sunshine Ct
Suite 1000
Beaverton, OR 97005

Provider: TouchStone Technology, Inc. Phone: 503-644-3434 E-Mail: [email protected]

Course Summary

The Novell ZENworks 10.3 Configuration Management Administration course teaches students the fundamental concepts, processes, and architecture of Novell ZENworks 10 Configuration Management using Novell ZENworks 10 Configuration Management and be able to perform basic administrative tasks. Students will then build their administrative knowledge and skills by performing more involved administrative tasks (such as migrating ZENworks 7 Desktop Management or implementing patch management) for products that are integrated into ZCM 10 SP3. audience

This course is designed for:

Novell software system administrators, integrators, and engineers
Networking consultants
Reseller/partner technical support staff
New Novell ZENworks 10 Configuration Management customers

Established Novell software administrators with no ZENworks 10 experience can take this course if they are already familiar with using eDirectory (and related tools such as iManager) and have some experience administering products such as ZENworks Desktop Management.

New Novell customers tasked with evaluating or administering Novell ZENworks 10 Configuration Management can also attend this course but should have a basic familiarity with Novell eDirectory, Microsoft Active Directory, and Windows Server.

Course Details

SECTION 1 - Describe Novell ZENworks 10 Configuration Management

Plan Your Implementation, Review Requirements, and Perform Standard and Unattended Installation
Access ZENworks 10 Configuration Management Tools and Configure User Sources

SECTION 2 - Install Novell ZENworks 10 Configuration Management

Plan and Perform a Standard and Unattended Installation

SECTION 3 - Migrate a Traditional ZENworks Environment to ZENworks 10 Configuration Management

Migrate Data from ZENworks Desktop Management to ZENWorks 10 Configuration Management Using Best Practices

SECTION 4 - Discover, Register, and Deploy Devices for ZENworks Configuration Management

Configure Registration Keys and Rules

SECTION 5 - Manage ZENworks Bundling

Distribute, Create and Manage Bundles and Configure Action Sets and Actions
Describe and Use ZENworks Software Packaging - AdminStudio

SECTION 6 - Configure ZENworks Configuration Management Policies

Describe and Create ZENworks Configuration Management Policies
Manage Policies, Policy Groups, and Folders

SECTION 7 - Configure Remote Management

Describe and Set Up ZENworks Remote Management and Manage Remote Sessions
Describe ZENworks Remote Management Security Issues

SECTION 8 - Image Computers with ZENworks Configuration Management

Describe and Set Up Preboot Services and Imaging
Configure Image Safe Data and Configure and Use Imaging

SECTION 9 - Manage Inventory and Data Collection

Scan Managed Devices, Inventory-Only Devices, and Demographic Data
Manage Component Data and Product Data

SECTION 10 - Run ZENworks Configuration Management Reports highlights

Describe Novell ZENworks 10 Configuration Management
Install Novell ZENworks 10 Configuration Management
Migrate a Traditional ZENworks Environment to ZENworks 10 Configuration Management
Register Devices for ZENworks Configuration Management
Manage ZENworks Bundling
Configure ZENworks Configuration Management Policies
Configure Remote Management
Image Computers with ZENworks Configuration Management
Manage Inventory and Data Collection
Run ZENworks Configuration Management Reports

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