Zenworks patch management update server 6.3 server patch 6
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Hello,,I recently rebuilt our ZENworks environment in order to go production with everything and due to the recent 10.0.1 update. We built it out on SLES servers (patched) with a MS SQL 2005 server a
Hello, I recently rebuilt our ZENworks environment in order to go production with everything and due to the recent 10.0.1 update. We built it out on SLES servers (patched) with a MS SQL 2005 server and the computers are XPsp2. My issue is with a user authentication refresh failure. The exact message is: User authentication failed during a refresh. User applications will not be available. This may occur if the user's password is changed or if the user is deleted from the user source. During testing I have attempted to isolate this error by building some computers usi...

Where are the ZENworks Patch Management server patches at?
According to this URL: http://www.novell.com/support/dynamickc.do?externalId=3540830&sliceId=SAL_Public&command=show&forward=nonthreadedKC&kcId=3540830 ZENworks Patch Management Patch 5 is out....I must be way behind because I still have the base product installed. Where are these patches at? I cannot seem to find any of them on Novell's website. Applying these patches could very well fix my issue with my server not being able to contact novell.patchlinksecure.net as well as the issue we are having regarding the Discovery Agent using vast amounts of client CPU...

ZPM updates for PM server that is patching RHEL servers
The version of PM on the PM server that will be patching RHEL servers is 6.4.2.1326. The version of PM on another PM server that is patching Windows desktops and servers is 6.4.2.1549. I know that for the PM server that is patching Windows, any updates for the PM server are included as part of the packages. I don't see the same for the PM server that will be used to patch Linux. So, how does that PM server get PM updates for itself? To confuse matters more, the PM server that will patch Linux is being patched by the PM server that is patching Windows but I don't see any...

Patch-update/server-Switch
We will switch groupwise 6.0 to an new second server. (single DO/PO). the old server will rest as file-server. And we will also apply the newest patches. Can we install on the new server the new agents (GW 6.0 Sp4) and copy the DO/PO Structure to the new server and let run then direct the newer NLM on this structur? (i know that i must adapt the path in NDS-objects) Beat Brunner Don't forget the config files in sys:\system. Past that, this is almost like an agent upgrade, you are just moving to a new server in the middle. If you want a TID or 2 on moving to a new server ...

Patch Update has Broken Server
Hi, I just updated many patches on Suse10sp2 and OES2sp1. - no keyboard - no mouse - can not ping the server - can not ssh obviously - FailSafe start has the same issues All I have is the GNOME GUI screen. I can not even get to console prompt as there is no keyboard response ! It is an IBM AMD64bit 3655. Any ideas on what to do next? Thanks DrumDude wrote: > Hi, > I just updated many patches on Suse10sp2 and OES2sp1. > - no keyboard > - no mouse > - can not ping the server > - can not ssh obviously > - FailSafe start has the same issues > &g...

superreview requested: [Bug 102269] Cookie Manager: "Server Secure" should be "Secure Server" : [Attachment 143120] patch v2 including dialog update
Mike Connor <mconnor@myrealbox.com> has asked Alec Flett <alecf@flett.org> for superreview: Bug 102269: Cookie Manager: "Server Secure" should be "Secure Server" http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=102269 Attachment 143120: patch v2 including dialog update http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?id=143120&action=edit ------- Additional Comments from Mike Connor <mconnor@myrealbox.com> alec, this one is pretty trivial if you have time before freeze... ...

superreview granted: [Bug 102269] Cookie Manager: "Server Secure" should be "Secure Server" : [Attachment 143120] patch v2 including dialog update
Alec Flett <alecf@flett.org> has granted Mike Connor <mconnor@myrealbox.com>'s request for superreview: Bug 102269: Cookie Manager: "Server Secure" should be "Secure Server" http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=102269 Attachment 143120: patch v2 including dialog update http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?id=143120&action=edit ------- Additional Comments from Alec Flett <alecf@flett.org> sr=alecf ...

Security Update for patch management server
In the home page for the patch management server web console, there is a notice dated 5/30/06 about the 6.2 SR1 P1 security update with a link to ID 303 on Patchlink's Knowledgebase. Does anyone know when the version for Novell's patch management will be coming out? very soon, it's still undergoing tests at Novell (for ZPM program updates, we do extra tests after Patchlink releases them). -- Shaun Pond Has this update come out yet? "Shaun Pond" <shaun@false.email> wrote in message news:VA.00009d6b.137abb0a@false.email... > very soon,...

Patch Management Update Server Version
Where can I find more information about the patchmanagement components? The Web-Gui shows under Options -> Support only one entry with Version: 6.3.2.700 and this is still the same after the 6.3 P-5 patch. IMHO would be a bit more information helpfull for admins. Sebastian Sebastian, if you look at the notes for the patch, there's a "more information" link, which takes you to here http://www.novell.com/support/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=3540830&sliceId=SAL_Public&dialogID=23478352&stateId=0%200%2023482076 -- Shaun Po...

Patches, patches, patches...
To forestall potential incidents of Warnock's Dillemma... I'm about to apply a whole heap 'o patches to Parrot. (With appropriate [APPLIED] responses, I hope) If, at the end of the day, I have *not* applied or commented on a patch you've sent, it means I've Officially Missed It, so give another try. Sorry 'bout this. Too much mail in the mailbox, and going back in time is tricky, as it can miss subsequent discussions on patches 'n stuff. -- Dan --------------------------------------"it's like th...

Updates Updates Updates
I was a big fan of Firefox.. Now, I don't even like to use it. Seems like every time I start it up I have to update some addin OR the browser itself. And unfortunately the update nag messages are always presented when I start a browsing session. I find this annoying because, typically, when I open a web browser all I want to do is go to a web page. Not update the browser. I can agree that staying current with the latest version could give the best, fastest, safest web experience. But that point becomes mute when I start off every other browsing session with a new update. And mos...

updates, updates, updates, NO MORE!
Name: Andreas Email: unbekanntatjokerdotms Product: Firefox Summary: updates, updates, updates, NO MORE! Comments: Hi ! if you want to develop a fine webbrowser, maybe you nee a new management. To release a new buggy version every two weeks is not very professional. Test your software before the release and let the user download a stable browser. this update-orgy since 2.0.0 used me to use Opera instead of FF. We haved use FF in our Company, but we can't deploy a new version every week to +200 Windows-clients, so in our company we've decided to return to IE, ...

updates, updates, updates
Holy Crap, Batman! You'd think I was running Windows XP and it's patch Tuesday. So far this week - new kernel (2.6.27.10), 2 new browsers (Opera 9.63 and Firefox 3.05) and a new plugin (Flash 10.0.156.3). I'm about ready to try one od the BSD's! vince wrote: > Holy Crap, Batman! You'd think I was running Windows XP and it's patch > Tuesday. > > So far this week - new kernel (2.6.27.10), 2 new browsers (Opera 9.63 > and Firefox 3.05) and a new plugin (Flash 10.0.156.3). I'm about ready > to try one od the BSD's! I take ...

Updates, updates and more updates
Name: pirhan Email: pirhan_chanathotmaildotcom Product: Firefox Summary: Updates, updates and more updates Comments: Hello, Normally I use Safari, but my iBook is out of commission for a while. So, I am forced to use a PC to which I would much rather use Firefox than Internet Exploder. However, as much I enjoy not using a Microsoft product, and use a product that works decently, I am severely annoyed about the constant updates I am put through. In the last two days, I had to wait for Firefox to install updates before I could browse and now, I'm alerted that there'...