Command line login to ZEN agent

We use clientless Win XP machines connecting to ZENWorks via the middle
tier server. I have installed the ZEN agent with passive mode. However,
is there a way that when I log on to Windows Active Directory, in the
background I can log on to the Middle Tier Server with another generic
Novell Account and password? Something like a batch file that I can put in
start up to launch ZENworks with a command line?

I don't know.
I never tried it, but I was told that by somebody smart that they
"Suspected it would work though they had not tested."
Could you please export the changes you made to a reg file and paste
that text here? I will not have access to my ZEN lab for a few weeks
which is in a different state than me at the moment, so I am going to
forward this back to someone. Before doing so, I want to make sure I
can give them exactly what you did to same them some time.
[email protected] wrote:
> Would AutoAdminLogin works in a clientless environment? I tried TID
> 10013350 but it didn't work.
>
>
>
>> There is nothing command-line, but I think the "AutoAdminLogon"
>> functions work so you could configure a Manual login for Windows and a
>> generic logon for ZEN.
>>
>> There is also IDM to synch AD to E-Dir so the login scan be seemless.
>>
>> craig wilson wrote:
>>> [email protected] wrote:
>>>> We use clientless Win XP machines connecting to ZENWorks via the middle
>>>> tier server. I have installed the ZEN agent with passive mode. However,
>>>> is there a way that when I log on to Windows Active Directory, in the
>>>> background I can log on to the Middle Tier Server with another generic
>>>> Novell Account and password? Something like a batch file that I can
>>>> put in
>>>> start up to launch ZENworks with a command line?
>>> I do not believe so, but let me ask.
>>>
>>
>> --
>> Craig Wilson
>> Novell Product Support Forum Sysop
>> Master CNE, MCSE 2003, CCN
>
Craig Wilson
Novell Product Support Forum Sysop
Master CNE, MCSE 2003, CCN

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