Zenworks 7 Linux Management Device Registration Issue

All,
Below is a detailed description of a resistration issue using Zenworks
Linux Management 7.
Hardware Configuration:
1- DSL Modem (Westell Model 2200)
1- DI 614+ 2.4 GHz Broadband Wireless Router (includes 4-5 ethernet
ports) with a IP address of 192.168.0.1
1- PC Server running Redhat SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 (has a static
IP address of 192.168.0.103). This machine is running the Zenworks 7
Linux Management Software and is able to sucessfully launch the Zenworks
7 Control Panel.
1- Redhat Linux Enterprise Server 3 on a completely different network
with a static IP address (207.44.142.56). This machine is running the
Zenworks Linux Management Agent install using the ./zlm-install -a
command.
Network Configuration:
The broadband DSL modem is connected directly to the WAN ethernet port on
the wireless router
The primary PC server running Redhat SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 has a
direct connection to one of the ethernet ports on the wireless broadboard
router with a private static IP address of 192.168.0.103 and has a public
IP of 70.22.107.168.
The DSL modem is has a direct connection to the telephone line.
The Redhat Linux Enterprise Server 3 is on a completely different network
with a IP of 207.44.142.56.
No firewalls are configured on the primary server and the wireless router
Port Forwarders are configured on the broadband wireless router as
follows:
zlm1
192.168.0.103
TCP 80/80
always
zlm2
192.168.0.103
TCP 443/443
always
zlm3
192.168.0.103
TCP 524/524
always
zlm4
192.168.0.103
TCP 1299/1299
always
zlm5
192.168.0.103
TCP 2544/2544
always
zlm6
192.168.0.103
TCP 5506/5506
always
zlm7
192.168.0.103
TCP 10389/10389
always
zlm8
192.168.0.103
TCP 10636/10636
always
Goal:
To successfully register the Redhat Linux Enterprise 3 server (i.e. the
managed device with IP 207.44.142.56) with the primary server
(192.168.0.103 SUSE Redhat Enterprise Server 9 machine) so it can be
viewed and managed from the Zenworks 7 Control panel.
Nature of Problem:
When attempting to register the managed device (207.44.142.56) with the
primary server (192.168.0.103) which resides inside of my Wireless Local
Area Network (WLAN) via the following command, it appears to fail. I'm
unable to view or configure this managed device inside of the Zenworks 7
Linux Management Control Panel. The following are 2 manual approaches
that I take to register the managed device and the results for each.
Register using private IP approach:
/opt/novell/zenworks/bin/rug sa https://192.168.0.103
Results: ERROR: Could not add 'https://192.168.0.103': Download failed:
(https://192.168.0.103/zenworks-registration/service.xml) Error:
ConnectFailure
Register using public IP approach:
/opt/novell/zenworks/bin/rug sa https://70.22.107.168
Results: ERROR: Could not add 'https://70.22.107.168': Download failed:
(https://70.22.107.168/zenworks-registration/service.xml) Error:
ConnectFailure
Regards,
Darrick Addison
Sr. Software Engineer/Consultant
ASC Technologies, LLC
Ph: 443.257.9116
Fax: 410.360.5570
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.asctllc.com

On Tue, 08 Nov 2005 02:37:16 GMT, [email protected] wrote:
> Below is a detailed description of a resistration issue using Zenworks
> Linux Management 7.
duplicate question - can I gently mention a point? Whilst we naturally
understand that you may need information/help in a hurry, asking the
same question in multiple forums dilutes the answers you get, and makes
more work for those of us who have to read them; it would help if you
could avoid this in future.
Many thanks
(c) Shaun Pond, stolen without permission ;-)
Marcus Breiden
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Re: Zenworks 7 Linux Management Device Registration Issue

On Tue, 08 Nov 2005 02:35:13 GMT, [email protected] wrote:
> All,
>
> Below is a detailed description of a resistration issue using Zenworks
> Linux Management 7.
duplicate question - can I gently mention a point? Whilst we naturally
understand that you may need information/help in a hurry, asking the
same question in multiple forums dilutes the answers you get, and makes
more work for those of us who have to read them; it would help if you
could avoid this in future.
Many thanks
(c) Shaun Pond, stolen without permission ;-)
Marcus Breiden
Please change -- to - to mail me.
The content of this mail is my private and personal opinion.
http://www.edu-magic.net

On Tue, 08 Nov 2005 02:39:10 GMT, [email protected] wrote:
> Below is a detailed description of a resistration issue using Zenworks
> Linux Management 7
duplicate question - can I gently mention a point? Whilst we naturally
understand that you may need information/help in a hurry, asking the
same question in multiple forums dilutes the answers you get, and makes
more work for those of us who have to read them; it would help if you
could avoid this in future.
Many thanks
(c) Shaun Pond, stolen without permission ;-)
Marcus Breiden
Please change -- to - to mail me.
The content of this mail is my private and personal opinion.
http://www.edu-magic.net

Zenworks Linux Management Device Registration Issue

All,
Below is a detailed description of a resistration issue using Zenworks
Linux Management 7.
Hardware Configuration:
1- DSL Modem (Westell Model 2200)
1- DI 614+ 2.4 GHz Broadband Wireless Router (includes 4-5 ethernet
ports) with a IP address of 192.168.0.1
1- PC Server running Redhat SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 (has a static
IP address of 192.168.0.103). This machine is running the Zenworks 7
Linux Management Software and is able to sucessfully launch the Zenworks
7 Control Panel.
1- Redhat Linux Enterprise Server 3 on a completely different network
with a static IP address (207.44.142.56). This machine is running the
Zenworks Linux Management Agent install using the ./zlm-install -a
command.
Network Configuration:
The broadband DSL modem is connected directly to the WAN ethernet port on
the wireless router
The primary PC server running Redhat SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 has a
direct connection to one of the ethernet ports on the wireless broadboard
router with a private static IP address of 192.168.0.103 and has a public
IP of 70.22.107.168.
The DSL modem is has a direct connection to the telephone line.
The Redhat Linux Enterprise Server 3 is on a completely different network
with a IP of 207.44.142.56.
No firewalls are configured on the primary server and the wireless router
Port Forwarders are configured on the broadband wireless router as
follows:
zlm1
192.168.0.103
TCP 80/80
always
zlm2
192.168.0.103
TCP 443/443
always
zlm3
192.168.0.103
TCP 524/524
always
zlm4
192.168.0.103
TCP 1299/1299
always
zlm5
192.168.0.103
TCP 2544/2544
always
zlm6
192.168.0.103
TCP 5506/5506
always
zlm7
192.168.0.103
TCP 10389/10389
always
zlm8
192.168.0.103
TCP 10636/10636
always
Goal:
To successfully register the Redhat Linux Enterprise 3 server (i.e. the
managed device with IP 207.44.142.56) with the primary server
(192.168.0.103 SUSE Redhat Enterprise Server 9 machine) so it can be
viewed and managed from the Zenworks 7 Control panel.
Nature of Problem:
When attempting to register the managed device (207.44.142.56) with the
primary server (192.168.0.103) which resides inside of my Wireless Local
Area Network (WLAN) via the following command, it appears to fail. I'm
unable to view or configure this managed device inside of the Zenworks 7
Linux Management Control Panel. The following are 2 manual approaches
that I take to register the managed device and the results for each.
Register using private IP approach:
/opt/novell/zenworks/bin/rug sa https://192.168.0.103
Results: ERROR: Could not add 'https://192.168.0.103': Download failed:
(https://192.168.0.103/zenworks-registration/service.xml) Error:
ConnectFailure
Register using public IP approach:
/opt/novell/zenworks/bin/rug sa https://70.22.107.168
Results: ERROR: Could not add 'https://70.22.107.168': Download failed:
(https://70.22.107.168/zenworks-registration/service.xml) Error:
ConnectFailure
Regards,
Darrick Addison
Sr. Software Engineer/Consultant
ASC Technologies, LLC
Ph: 443.257.9116
Fax: 410.360.5570
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.asctllc.com

On Tue, 08 Nov 2005 02:40:58 GMT, [email protected] wrote:
> Below is a detailed description of a resistration issue using Zenworks
> Linux Management 7.
duplicate question - can I gently mention a point? Whilst we naturally
understand that you may need information/help in a hurry, asking the
same question in multiple forums dilutes the answers you get, and makes
more work for those of us who have to read them; it would help if you
could avoid this in future.
Many thanks
(c) Shaun Pond, stolen without permission ;-)
Marcus Breiden
Please change -- to - to mail me.
The content of this mail is my private and personal opinion.
http://www.edu-magic.net

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Hello Community,
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Check the security provider on SMP (your's may be different but I am using the following for POC and it works)
Could you please confirm if the REX package was deployed correctly on the SMP server by selecting the connection pools for both CRM and ECC for corresponding MBO's
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I went into this list and noticed that I had my old iPhone 3Gs and my new iPhone 5s listed as devices. I also had 2 PC's listed. So there were 4 devices associated wih my Apple ID. Here is a little background. When setting up my new phone, I had mistakenly given the new phone the identical name as my old iPhone 3GS, then realized that was a mistake because it would be hard to differentiate between the 2 phones in lists (for example: Restore backup lists is a very good example). So I changed the name of my new phone so it would be different.
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Since I did this, I have developed the issue where when I sync, the system hangs on Step 7 of the Sync, "Waiting for changes to be applied". I stopped it after 3+ hours. Then I restored my most recent backup (to the Cloud) and the next Sync worked. I have no idea if the above action on my part is in any way connected to my developing the syncing issue.
Does anyone know how I can get that device, my new iPhone 5s, called Bruce's 5s back on this list of devices? I seem to be able to do all the actions I want to with the devicer and my Apple ID. But the coincidence of the above change that I ran into didn't make me smile either.
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Bruce - obviously

Is this your issue > http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5818
If so...
The Apple ID and Password that was Originally used to Activate the iDevice is required
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Hello,
Is it possible for AD users (no guest users) to walk through the Device Registration Self Registration without Client Provisioning ?
I do not want to push certificates or native supplicant profiles to client devices.
I would just want AD users to register their MAC address, if MAC is not known. Add the MAC to some sort of group.
Then if MAC is known (in this group), skip registration and allow full access to the VLAN.
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6. After the CoA, the NAD/WLC reauthenticates the user’s connection with a new MAB request. The new authentication finds the endpoint with its associated endpoint identity group, and returns the configured access to the NAD/WLC.

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