zlman


The following options are understood by all commands:

-?, --help Get help on a specific command.

-U, --user=<username> Specify username.

-P, --password=<password> Specify password.

--log=<logfile> Specify the file to which to log (default: /var/opt/novell/log/zenworks/zlman.log).

-d, --debug Display debugging output.

--version Print zlman version and exit.

-V, --verbose Enable verbose output.

--quiet Quiet output, print only error messages.

--ignore-rc-file Ignore the ~/.zlmanrc file.

--host=<host> Specify the hostname to which to connect (default: localhost).

--port=<port> Specify the port on which the server is listening (default: 443).

--cleartext Disable SSL for debugging purposes. Port must be set to the clear text port.

SUMMARY OF ZLMAN COMMANDS

command

usage/options

description

ping

zlman ping <options>

Verify that a server is operational and responsive.

registration-list (rl)

zlman registration-list <options><folder> <filter>

List all registrations.

 

-f, --filter=<filter>

Display only options that match the specified filter. (Wildcards * and ? may be used if the filter is quoted.)

 

-r, --recursive

Include objects in sub-folders.

registration-folder-create (rfc)

zlman registration-folder-create <options> <name> <folder>

Create a new folder.

registration-create-workstation (rcw)

zlman registration-create-workstation <options> <key> <folder> <device folder>

Create a new registration. A workstation folder may be specified. Workstations created with this registration are placed in this folder.

registration-create-server (rcs)

zlman registration-create-server <options> <key> <device folder> <folder>

Create a new registration. A server foldermay be specified.Servers created with this registration are placed in this folder.

registration-info (ri)

zlman registration-info <options> <key>

Display detailed information about a specific registration.

registration-list-groups (rlg)

zlman registration-list-groups <options> <key>

Display a list of the groups towhich a device will be added when registered with the specified key.

registration-delete (rd)

zlman registration-delete <options> <registration>

Delete a registration.

registration-update (ru)

zlman registration-update <options> <key>

Update a registration.

 

-k, --newkey=<key>

The new key value.

 

-u, --usage=<count>

The maximum number of devices that can be created with this key.

 

--unlimited

Remove the limit on the number of devices that can be created with this key.

 

-n, --nrule=<Naming Rule>

Specify a new naming rule, such as ${ HostName}.

 

--workstation-folder=<Folder>

Specify the workstation folder in which an imported Workstation should be placed.

 

--server-folder=<Folder>

Specify the server folder in which an imported Server should be placed.

registration-add-workstation-group (rawg)

zlman registration-add-workstation-group <options> <key> <group>

Add a Workstation Group membership to objects imported with a given key.

registration-add-server-group (rasg)

zlman registration-add-server-group <options> <key> <group>

Add a Server Group member-ship to objects imported with a given key.

registration-remove-workstation-group (rrwg)

zlman registration-remove-workstation-group <options> <key> <group>

Remove a Workstation Group membership from a registration.

registration-remove-server-group (rrsg)

zlman registration-remove-server-group <options> <key> <group>

Remove a Server Group membership from a registration.

registration-move (rmv)

zlman registration-move <options> <key> <folder>

Move a registration to a different folder.

admin-list (al)

zlman admin-list <options>

Display a list of all administrators.

 

-r, --recursive

Include objects in sub-folders.

 

-f, --filter=<filter>

Display only options that match the specified filter. (Wild cards * and ? may be used, if the filter is quoted.)

admin-create (ac)

zlman admin-create <options> <admin name> <password>

Create a new administrator, with view-only rights to all objects.

admin-delete (ad)

zlman admin-delete <options> <admin name>

Delete an administrator.

admin-rename (arn)

zlman admin-rename <options> <admin name> <new name>

Rename an administrator.

admin-rights-get (arg)

zlman admin-rights-get <options> <admin name> <object name>

View the effective rights of a specific object. If no object isspecified, all assigned rights are displayed. A single type flag must be specified.

 

-w, --workstations

Specify that object is of type workstation.

 

-s, --servers

Specify that object is of type server.

 

-a, --administrators

Specify that object is of type administrator.

 

-b, --bundles

Specify that object is of type bundle.

 

-p, --policies

Specify that object is of type policy.

 

-R, --reports

Specify that object is of type report.

 

-r, --registrations

Specify that object is of type registration.

admin-rights-assign (ara)

zlman admin-rights-assign <options> <admin name> <object name>

View the effective rights of a specific object. If no object is specified, all assigned rights are displayed. A single type flag must be specified.

 

-w, --workstations

Specify that object is of type workstation.

 

-s, --servers

Specify that object is of type server.

 

-a, --administrators

Specify that object is of type administrator.

 

-b, --bundles

Specify that object is of type bundle.

 

-p, --policies

Specify that object is of type policy.

 

-R, --reports

Specify that object is of type report.

 

-r, --registrations

Specify that object is of type registration.

 

-n, --none

Remove all rights.

 

-v, --view

Allow view only.

 

-m, --modify

Allow modification of an object.

 

-c, --create

Allow creation of new objects.

bundle-list (bl)

zlman bundle-list <options> <folder> <filter>

List bundles in a folder.

 

-f, --filter=<filter>

Display only options that match the specified filter. (Wild cards * and ? may be used, if the filter is quoted.)

 

-r, --recursive

Include objects in sub-folders.

bundle-create (bc)

zlman bundle-create <options> <name> <folder>

Create a new bundle.

bundle-folder-create (bfc)

zlman bundle-folder-create <options> <name> <folder>

Create a new folder for containing bundles.

bundle-delete (bd)

zlman bundle-delete <options> <bundle>

Delete one or more bundles.

bundle-rename (br)

zlman bundle-rename <options> <name><new name>

Rename a bundle.

bundle-move (bmv)

zlman bundle-move <options> <bundle> <folder>

Move a bundle.

bundle-add-package (bap)

zlman bundle-add-package <options> <bundle> <target> <package file>

Add a package to a bundle.

 

--installtype=<install type>

Specify rpm installation type. A value of "upgrade" indicates "rpm-U" behavior, and a value of "install" indicates "rpm -i" behavior.

bundle-copy-package (bcp)

zlman bundle-copy-package <options> <<source bundle>> <<target bundle>> <target> <<package>> <package ID>

Copy a package from one bundle to another bundle.

bundle-list-packages (blp)

zlman bundle-list-packages <options> <bundle> <target>

Display a list of packages contained by a bundle.

bundle-remove-package (brp)

zlman bundle-remove-package <options> <bundle> <target> <package ID>

Remove a package from a bundle. The package ID is listed with the bundle-list-packages command.

bundle-group-create (bgc)

zlman bundle-group-create <options> <name> <folder>

Create a bundle group.

bundle-group-members (bgl)

zlman bundle-group-members<options> <group>

List the members of a bundle group.

bundle-group-(bga)

zlman bundle-group-add <options> <group> <bundle>

Add a bundle to a bundle group.

bundle-group-remove (bgr)

zlman bundle-group-remove <options> <group> <bundle>

Remove a bundle from a bundle group.

bundle-dep-list (bdl)

zlman bundle-dep-list <options> <name>

List dependencies for a bundle.

bundle-dep-add (bda)

zlman bundle-dep-add <options> <name> <dependency name>

Add a dependency to a bundle.

bundle-dep-remove (bdr)

zlman bundle-dep-remove <options> <name> <dependency name>

Remove a dependency from a bundle.

patch-bundle-create (pbc)

zlman patch-bundle-create <options> <Product Name> <Product Version> <Product Arch> <Patch File> <folder>

Create a new patch bundle.

catalog-list (cl)

zlman catalog-list <options> <folder> <filter>

List catalogs in a folder.

 

-r, --recursive

Include objects in sub-folders.

 

-f, --filter=<filter>

Display only options that match the specified filter.(Wild cards * and ? may be used, if the filter is quoted.)

catalog-create (cc)

zlman catalog-create <options> <name> <folder>

Create a new catalog.

catalog-folder-create (cfc)

zlman catalog-folder-create <options> <name> <folder>

Create a new folder for containing catalogs.

catalog-delete (cd)

zlman catalog-delete<options><catalog>

Delete a catalog.

catalog-rename (cr)

zlman catalog-rename <options> <name> <new name>

Rename a catalog.

catalog-move (cmv)

zlman catalog-move<options> <catalog> <folder>

Move a catalog.

catalog-list-bundles (clb)

zlman catalog-list-bundles <options> <catalog>

Display a list of all bundles associated with a catalog.

catalog-add-bundle (cab)

zlman catalog-add-bundle <options> <catalog> <bundle>

Associate a bundle with a catalog.

 

--dry-run

 
 

-a, --allow-removal

 
 

--prepare-time=<HH:MM>

Specify a time of day at which the action should be per formed. The time should be specified in the format "HH:MM," with hours in 24-hour format.

 

--prepare-date=<YYYY-MM-DD>

Specify a specific date on which the action should be performed. The date should be specified in the format "YYYY-MM-DD."

 

--time=<HH:MM>

Specify a time of day at which the action should be performed. The time should be specified in the format "HH:MM," with hours in 24-hour format.

 

--date=<YYYY-MM-DD>

Specify a specific date on which the action should be performed. The date should be specified in the format "YYYY-MM-DD."

 

--now

Specify that the action should be performed as soon as possible. A repeat frequency may be specified. If no other schedule is specified it defaults to now.

 

--relative=<DD:HH:MM>

Specify that the action should be performed at a time relative to now. The time should be formatted as "DD:HH:MM." A repeat frequency may be specified

 

--weekly=<MWF>

Specify the days of week on which the action should be performed. If specified, the action is repeated every seven days. Example: "MWF" executes the action every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.Monday = M, Tuesday = TU, Wednesday = W, Thursday = TH, Friday = F, Saturday = SA, Sunday = SU.

 

--monthly=<DD>

Specify the day of the month on which the action should be performed. If specified, the action is repeated every month. Multiple days may not be specified.

 

--yearly=<MM-DD, MM-DD,...>

Specify the days of the year on which the action should be performed. If specified, the action is repeated every year. Dates should be specified in the format "MM-DD." Multiple dates may be comma separated.

 

--repeat=<DD:HH:MM>

Specify the repeat frequency for the action, in the format "DD:HH:MM." Days are optional.

 

--gmt

All times given are treated as GMT. If not given, all times are treated as catalog-remove bundle (crb). Remove the association between a bundle and a catalog.

Catalog-remove-bundle (crb)

zlman catalog-remove-bundle <options> <catalog> <bundle>

Remove the association between a bundle and a catalog.

workstation-info (wi)

zlman workstation-info <options> <Workstation>

Display detailed information about a device.

workstation-list (wl)

zlman workstation-list <options> <folder> <filter>

List devices in a folder.

 

-r, --recursive

Include objects in sub-folders.

 

-f, --filter=<filter>

Display only options that match the specified filter. (Wild cards * and ? may be used, if the filter is quoted.)

workstation-messages (wm)

zlman workstation-messages <options> <Workstation>

Display a list of messages associated with the specified device.

 

-a, --all

Display all messages, including those that have been acknowledged.

Workstation-ack (wa)

zlman workstation-ack <options> <Workstation> <Log ID>

Acknowledge a message associated with a device.

workstation-delete (wd)

zlman workstation-delete <options> <Workstation>

Delete one or more device, folder, or group.

workstation-refresh (wr)

zlman workstation-refresh<options> <Workstation>

Refresh the policies and bundles on one or more devices, folders, or groups.

 

--Service=<Service>

Specify the name of the service to refresh on the device. If not given, all services are refreshed.

workstation-rename (wrn)

zlman workstation-rename <options> <Workstation> <New name>

Rename a device.

workstation-move (wmv)

zlman workstation-move <options> <Workstation> <folder>

Move a device to a different folder.

workstation-folder-create (wfc)

zlman workstation-folder-create <options> <Name> <folder>

Create a new folder.

workstation-group-create (wgc)

zlman workstation-group-create <options> <Name> <folder>

Create a new group.

workstation-group-members (wgm)

zlman workstation-group-members <options> <Group>

List members of a group.

workstation-group-add (wga)

zlman workstation-group-add <options> <Group> <Workstation>

Add one or more devices to a group.

workstation-group-remove (wgr)

zlman workstation-group-remove <options> <Group> <Workstation>

Remove one or more members of a group.

workstation-list-bundles (wlb)

zlman workstation-list-bundles <options> <Workstation>

List bundles associated with a device.

workstation-add-bundle (wab)

zlman workstation-add-bundle <options> <Workstation> <bundle>

Associate one or more bundles with a device.

 

--dry-run

 
 

-a, --allow-removal

 
 

--prepare-time=<HH:MM>

Specify a time of day at which the action should be performed. The time should be specified in the format "HH:MM," with hours in 24-hour format.

 

--prepare-date=<YYYY-MM-DD>

Specify a specific date on which the action should be performed. The date should be specified in the format "YYYY-MM-DD."

 

--time=<HH:MM>

Specify a time of day at which the action should be performed. The time should be specified in the format "HH:MM," with hours in 24-hour format.

 

--date=<YYYY-MM-DD>

Specify a specific date on which the action should be performed. The date should be specified in the format "YYYY-MM-DD."

 

--now

Specify that the action should be performed as soon as possible. A repeat frequency may be specified. If no other schedule is specified it defaults to now.

 

--relative=<DD:HH:MM>

Specify that the action should be performed at a time relative to now. The time should be formatted as "DD:HH:MM." A repeat frequency may be specified.

 

--weekly=<MWF>

Specify t`he days of the week on which the action should be performed. If specified, the action is repeated every seven days. Example: "MWF" executes the action every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.Monday = M, Tuesday = TU, Wednesday = W, Thursday = TH, Friday = F, Saturday = SA, Sunday = SU.

 

--monthly=<DD>

Specify the day of the month on which the action should be performed. If specified, the action is repeated every month. Multiple days may not be specified.

 

--yearly=<MM-DD, MM-DD,...>

Specify the days of the year on which the action should be performed. If specified, the action is repeated every year. Dates should be specified in the format "MM-DD." Multiple dates may be comma separated.

 

--repeat=<DD:HH:MM>

Specify the repeat frequency for the action, in the format "DD:HH:MM." Days are optional.

 

--gmt

All times given are treated as GMT. If not given, all times are treated as catalog-remove-bundle (crb). Remove the association between a bundle and a catalog.

workstation-remove-bundle (wrb)

zlman workstation-remove-bundle <options> <Workstation> <bundle>

Remove the association between a device and one or more bundles.

workstation-list-catalogs (wlc)

zlman workstation-list-catalogs <options> <Workstation>

List catalogs associated with a device.

workstation-add-catalog (wac)

zlman workstation-add-catalog <options> <Workstation> <catalog>

Associate one or more catalogs with a device.

 

--dry-run

 
 

-a, --allow-removal

 
 

--prepare-time=<HH:MM>

Specify a time of day at which the action should be performed. The time should be specified in the format "HH:MM," with hours in 24-hour format.

 

--prepare-date=<YYYY-MM-DD>

Specify a specific date on which the action should be performed. The date should be specified in the format "YYYY-MM-DD."

 

--time=<HH:MM>

Specify a time of day at which the action should be performed. The time should be specified in the format "HH:MM," with hours in 24-hour format.

 

--date=<YYYY-MM-DD>

Specify a specific date on which the action should be performed. The date should be specified in the format "YYYY-MM-DD."

 

--now

Specify that the action should be performed as soon as possible. A repeat frequency may be specified. If no other schedule is specified it defaults to now.

 

--relative=<DD:HH:MM>

Specify that the action should be performed at a time relative to now. The time should be formatted as "DD:HH:MM." A repeat frequency may be specified.

 

--weekly=<MWF>

Specify the days of the week on which the action should be performed. If specified, the action is repeated every seven days. Example: "MWF" executes the action every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Monday = M, Tuesday = TU, Wednesday = W, Thursday = TH, Friday = F, Saturday = SA, Sunday = SU.

 

--monthly=<DD>

Specify the day of the month on which the action should be performed. If specified, the action is repeated every month. Multiple days may not be specified.

 

--yearly=<MM-DD, MM-DD,...>

Specify the days of the year on which the action should be performed. If specified, the action is repeated every year. Dates should be specified in the format "MM-DD." Multiple dates may be comma separated.

 

--repeat=<DD:HH:MM>

Specify the repeat frequency for the action, in the format "DD:HH:MM." Days are optional.

 

--gmt

All times given are treated as GMT. If not given, all times are treated as catalog-remove-bundle (crb). Remove the association between a bundle and a catalog.

workstation-remove-catalog (wrc)

zlman workstation-remove-catalog<options> <Workstation> <catalog>

Remove the association between a device and one or more catalogs.

workstation-list-policies (wlp)

zlman workstation-list-policies <options> <Workstation>

List policies associated with a device.

workstation-add-policy (wap)

zlman workstation-add-policy <options> <Workstation> <policy>

Associate one or more policies with a device.

 

--time=<HH:MM>

Specify a time of day at which the action should be performed. The time should be specified in the format "HH:MM," with hours in 24-hour format.

 

--date=<YYYY-MM-DD>

Specify a specific date on which the action should be performed. The date should be specified in the format "YYYY-MM-DD."

 

--now

Specify that the action should be performed as soon as possible. A repeat frequency may be specified. If no other schedule is specified it defaults to now.

 

--relative=<DD:HH:MM>

Specify that the action should be performed at a time relative to now. The time should be formatted as "DD:HH:MM." A repeat frequency may be specified.

 

--weekly=<MWF>

Specify the days of the week on which the action should be performed. If specified, the action is repeated every seven days. Example: "MWF" executes the action every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Monday = M, Tuesday = TU, Wednesday = W, Thursday = TH, Friday = F, Saturday = SA, Sunday = SU.

 

--monthly=<DD>

Specify the day of the month on which the action should be performed. If specified, the action is repeated every month. Multiple days may not be specified.

 

--yearly=<MM-DD, MM-DD,...>

Specify the days of the year on which the action should be performed. If specified, the action is repeated every year. Dates should be specified in the format "MM-DD." Multiple dates may be comma separated.

 

--repeat=<DD:HH:MM>

Specify the repeat frequency for the action, in the format "DD:HH:MM." Days are optional.

 

--gmt

All times given are treated as GMT. If not given, all times are treated as catalog-remove-bundle (crb). Remove the association between a bundle and a catalog.

workstation-remove-policy (wrp)

zlman workstation-remove-policy <options> <Workstation> <policy>

Remove the association between a device and one or more policies.

server-info (si)

zlman server-info <options> <Server>

Display detailed information about a device.

server-list (sl)

zlman server-list <options> <folder> <filter>

List devices in a folder.

 

-r, --recursive

Include objects in sub-folders.

 

-f, --filter=<filter>

Display only options matching the specified filter. (Wild cards * and ? may be used, if the filter is quoted.)

server-messages (sm)

zlman server-messages

<options> <Server>

Display a list of messages associated with the specified device.

 

-a, --all

Display all messages, including those that have been acknowledged.

server-ack (sa)

zlman server-ack <options> <Server> <Log ID>

Acknowledge a message associated with a device.

Server-delete (sd)

zlman server-delete <options> <Server>

Delete one or more devices, folders, or groups.

Server-refresh (sr)

zlman server-refresh <options> <Server>

Refresh the policies and bundles on one or more devices, folders, or groups.

 

--Service=<Service>

Specify the name of the service to refresh on the device. If not given, all services are refreshed.

Server-rename (srn)

zlman server-rename <options> <Server> <New name>

Rename a device.

Server-move (smv)

zlman server-move <options> <Server> <folder>

Move a device to a different folder.

Server-folder-create (sfc)

zlman server-folder-create <options> <Name> <folder>

Create a new folder.

server-group-create (sgc)

zlman server-group-create <options> <Name> <folder>

Create a new group.

server-group-members (sgm)

zlman server-group-members <options> <Group>

List members of a group.

server-group-

add (sga)

zlman server-group-add <options> <Group> <Server>

Add one or more devices to a group.

server-group-remove (sgr)

zlman server-group-remove <options> <Group> <Server>

Remove one or more members of a group.

server-list-bundles (slb)

zlman server-list-bundles <options> <Server>

List bundles associated with a device.

server-add-bundle (sab)

zlman server-add-bundle <options> <Server> <bundle>

Associate one or more bundles with a device.

 

--dry-run

 
 

-a, --allow-removal

 
 

--prepare-time=<HH:MM>

Specify a time of day at which the action should be performed. The time should be specified in the format "HH:MM," with hours in 24-hour format.

 

--prepare-date=<YYYY-MM-DD>

Specify a specific date on which the action should be performed. The date should be specified in the format "YYYY-MM-DD."

 

--time=<HH:MM>

Specify a time of day at which the action should be performed. The time should be specified in the format "HH:MM," with hours in 24-hour format.

 

--date=<YYYY-MM-DD>

Specify a specific date on which the action should be performed. The date should be specified in the format "YYYY-MM-DD."

 

--now

Specify that the action should be performed as soon as possible. A repeat frequency may be specified. If no other schedule is specified it defaults to now.

 

--relative=<DD:HH:MM>

Specify that the action should be performed at a time relative to now. The time should be formatted as "DD:HH:MM." A repeat frequency may be specified.

 

--weekly=<MWF>

Specify the days of the week on which the action should be performed. If specified, the action is repeated every seven days. Example: "MWF" executes the action every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Monday = M, Tuesday = TU, Wednesday = W, Thursday = TH, Friday = F, Saturday = SA, Sunday = SU.

 

--monthly=<DD>

Specify the day of the month on which the action should be performed. If specified, the action is repeated every month. Multiple days may not be specified.

 

--yearly=<MM-DD, MM-DD,...>

Specify the days of the year on which the action should be performed. If specified, the action is repeated every year. Dates should be specified in the format "MM-DD." Multiple dates may be comma separated.

 

--repeat=<DD:HH:MM>

Specify the repeat frequency for the action, in the format "DD:HH:MM." Days are optional.

 

--gmt

All times given are treated as GMT. If not given, all times are treated as catalog-removebundle (crb). Remove the association between a bundle and a catalog.

server-remove-bundle (srb)

zlman server-remove-bundle <options> <Server> <bundle>

Remove the association between a device and one or more bundles.

server-list-catalogs (slc)

zlman server-list-catalogs <options> <Server>

List catalogs associated with a device.

server-add-catalog (sac)

zlman server-add-catalog <options> <Server> <catalog>

Associate one or more catalogs with a device.

 

--time=<HH:MM>

Specify a time of day at which the action should be performed. The time should be specified in the format "HH:MM," with hours in 24-hour format.

 

--date=<YYYY-MM-DD>

Specify a specific date on which the action should be performed. The date should be specified in the format "YYYY-MM-DD."

 

--now

Specify that the action should be performed as soon as possible. A repeat frequency may be specified. If no other schedule is specified it defaults to now.

 

--relative=<DD:HH:MM>

Specify that the action should be performed at a time relative to now. The time should be formatted as "DD:HH:MM." A repeat frequency may be specified.

 

--weekly=<MWF>

Specify the days of the week on which the action should be performed. If specified, the action is repeated every seven days. Example: "MWF" executes the action every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Monday = M, Tuesday = TU, Wednesday = W, Thursday = TH, Friday = F, Saturday = SA, Sunday = SU.

 

--monthly=<DD>

Specify the day of the month on which the action should be performed. If specified, the action is repeated every month. Multiple days may not be specified.

 

--yearly=<MM-DD, MM-DD,...>

Specify the days of the year on MM-DD,...>which the action should be performed. If specified, the action is repeated every year. Dates should be specified in the format "MM-DD." Multiple dates may be comma separated.

 

--repeat=<DD:HH:MM>

Specify the repeat frequency for the action, in the format "DD:HH:MM." Days are optional.

 

--gmt

All times given are treated as GMT. If not given, all times are treated as catalog-remove-bundle (crb). Remove the association between a bundle and a catalog.

server-remove-catalog (src)

zlman server-remove-catalog <options> <Server> <catalog>

Remove the association between a device and one or more catalogs.

server-list-policies (slp)

zlman server-list-policies <options> <Server>

List policies associated with a device.

server-add-policy (sap)

zlman server-add-policy <options> <Server> <policy>

Associate one or more policies with a device.

 

--time=<HH:MM>

Specify a time of day at which the action should be performed. The time should be specified in the format "HH:MM," with hours in 24-hour format.

 

--date=<YYYY-MM-DD>

Specify a specific date on which the action should be performed. The date should be specified in the format "YYYY-MM-DD."

 

--now

Specify that the action should be performed as soon as possible. A repeat frequency may be specified. If no other schedule is specified it defaults to now.

 

--relative=<DD:HH:MM>

Specify that the action should be performed at a time relative to now. The time should be formatted as "DD:HH:MM." A repeat frequency may be specified.

 

--weekly=<MWF>

Specify the days of the week on which the action should be performed. If specified, the action is repeated every seven days. Example: "MWF" executes the action every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Monday = M, Tuesday = TU, Wednesday = W, Thursday = TH, Friday = F, Saturday = SA, Sunday = SU.

 

--monthly=<DD>

Specify the day of the month on which the action should be performed. If specified, the action is repeated every month. Multiple days may not be specified.

 

--yearly=<MM-DD, MM-DD,...>

Specify the days of the year on MM-DD,...>which the action should be performed. If specified, the action is repeated every year. Dates should be specified in the format "MM-DD." Multiple dates may be comma separated.

 

--repeat=<DD:HH:MM>

Specify the repeat frequency for the action, in the format "DD:HH:MM." Days are optional.

 

--gmt

All times given are treated as GMT. If not given, all times are treated as catalog-remove-bundle (crb). Remove the association between a bundle and a catalog.

server-remove-policy (srp)

zlman server-remove-policy <options> <Server> <policy>

Remove the association between a device and one or more policies.

server-health (sh)

zlman server-health <options> <Server>

Determine the health status of a device.

ruleset-list (rsl)

zlman ruleset-list <options>

List all rule sets.

 

-r, --recursive

Include objects in sub-folders.

 

-f, --filter=<filter>

Display only options that match the specified filter. (Wild cards * and ? may be used, if the filter is quoted.)

ruleset-create-workstation (rscw)

zlman ruleset-create-workstation <options> <Name> <Position> <folder>

Create a new rule set to apply when creating a workstation without a key.

ruleset-create-server (rscs)

zlman ruleset-create-server <options> <Name> <Position> <folder>

Create a new rule set to apply when creating a server without a key.

ruleset-delete (rsd)

zlman ruleset-delete <options> <Name or Position>

Remove a rule set.

ruleset-info (rsi)

zlman ruleset-info <options> <Name or Position>

Display detailed information about a ruleset.

ruleset-list-groups (rslg)

zlman ruleset-list-groups <options> <Name or Position>

Display a list of groups of which a device will be a member of when they are created with the specified ruleset.

ruleset-update (rsu)

zlman ruleset-update <options> <Name or Position>

Update a ruleset's values.

 

-k, --newname=<key>

Specify a new name for the given ruleset.

 

-n, --nrule=<Naming Rule>

Specify a new naming rule for the given ruleset.

 

--workstation-folder=<Folder>

Specify a new folder in which to place workstations when they are created with the specified ruleset.

 

--server-folder=<Folder>

Specify a new folder in which to place servers when they are created with the specified ruleset.

ruleset-move (rsmv)

zlman ruleset-move <options> <Name or Position> <New Position>

Change a ruleset's position.

ruleset-add-rule (rsar)

zlman ruleset-add-rule <options> <Name or Position> <Attribute> <Operator> <Value>

Add a rule to a ruleset. Valid attributes are Alias, AssetTag, CPU, DNS, DeviceType, GUID, HostName, IPAddress, Location, MacAddress, OS, and SubnetMaskValid operators for strings are contains, starts, ends, equals. Valid operators for integers are <, <=, =, >, >=.

ruleset-remove-rule (rsrr)

zlman ruleset-remove-rule <options> <Name or Position> <Rule Position>

Remove a rule from a ruleset.

ruleset-add-workstation-group (rsaw)

zlman ruleset-add-workstation-group <options> <Name or Position> <group>

Add a Server Group member-ship to objects imported with a given ruleset.

ruleset-add-server-group (rsas)

zlman ruleset-add-server-group <options> <Name or Position> <group>

Add a workstation group membership to objects imported with a given ruleset.

ruleset-remove-workstation-group (rsrw)

zlman ruleset-remove-workstation-group <options> <Name or Position> <group>

Remove a workstation group membership from a ruleset.

ruleset-remove-server-group (rsrs)

zlman ruleset-remove-server-group <options> <Name or Position> <group>

Remove a server group membership from a ruleset.

license-info (li)

zlman license-info <options>

Display licensing information.

license-activate

zlman license-activate <options> <key>

Activate your system.

license-set-seats (lss)

zlman license-set-seats <options> <count>

Set the number of allowed active devices.

target-list (tl)

zlman target-list <options>

Display a list of all OS targets.

 

-r, --recursive

Include objects in sub-folders.

 

-f, --filter=<filter>

Display only options matching the specified filter. (Wild cards * and ? may be used, if the filter is quoted.)

target-create (tc)

zlman target-create <options> <name> <arch> <Package Manager> <Primary Role> <Product Name> <Vendor> <Version> <Detect String>

Create a new OS target.

target-info (ti)

zlman target-info <options> <target>

Display detailed information about an OS target.

target-update (tu)

zlman target-update <options> <target>

Modify values for a user-created OS target.

 

--arch=<arch>

Specify a new arch value.

 

--pkgmgr=<Package Manager>

Specify a new package manager value.

 

--enable

Enable a disabled OS target.

 

--disable

Disable an enabled OS target.

 

--role=<Primary Role>

Specify the primary role of this target.

 

--product=<Product Name>

Specify a new primary role.

 

--vendor=<Vendor>

Specify a new vendor.

 

--detect=<Detect String>

Specify the OS detection string.

 

--version=<Version>

Specify a new version.

target-delete (td)

zlman target-delete <options> <target>

Delete a user-created OS target .

queue-list (ql)

zlman queue-list <options> <status>

List all queue entries.

 

-r, --recursive

Include objects in sub-folders.

 

-f, --filter=<filter>

Display only options matching the specified filter. (Wild cards * and ? may be used, if the filter is quoted.)

queue-reset (qr)

zlman queue-reset <options> <status>

Reset the queue.

queue-flush (qf)

zlman queue-flush <options> <status>

Flush the queue.

hotlist

zlman hotlist <options>

Display a list of devices that have warnings or errors.

policy-list (pl)

zlman policy-list <options> <folder> <filter>

List policies in a folder.

 

-r, --recursive

Include objects in sub-folders.

 

-f, --filter=<filter>

Display only options matching the specified filter. (Wild cards * and ? may be used, if the filter is quoted.)

policy-folder-create (pfc)

zlman policy-folder-create <options> <name> <folder>

Create a new folder for containing policies.

policy-delete (pd)

zlman policy-delete <options> <policy>

Delete a policy.

policy-rename (pr)

zlman policy-rename <options> <name> <new name>

Rename a policy.

policy-move (pmv)

zlman policy-move <options> <policy> <folder>

Move a policy.

policy-group-create (pgc)

zlman policy-group-create <options> <Name> <folder>

Create a policy group.

policy-group-members (pgl)

zlman policy-group-members <options> <Group>

List the members of a policy group.

policy-group-add (pga)

zlman policy-group-add <options> <Group> <policy>

Add a policy to a policy group.

policy-group-remove (pgr)

zlman policy-group-remove <options> <Group> <policy>

Remove a policy from a policy group.





Novell ZENworks 7 Linux Management Administrator's Handbook
Novell ZENworks 7 Linux Management Administrators Handbook
ISBN: 0672327848
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 147

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