Re: Console One in Linux

Are there ZFD 6.5 snap-ins for Console One on Suse Linux? If so, where do I
get them? Thanks, Eric.

On Wed, 29 Dec 2004 16:54:46 GMT, [email protected] wrote:
> Are there ZFD 6.5 snap-ins for Console One on Suse Linux? If so, where do I
> get them? Thanks, Eric.
nope... ZDM requires a ms os wks with client32 and zdm 6.5 agent
installed..
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Console One Authentication (error -748) A Conn Timeout error

Above error occurs when authenticating to Console One for GW administration.
To be precise it occurs when the treename is used, it takes about 45 seconds, end then the error comes.
If IP address is input instead of treename there is immediate login and all is OK.
So I'm thinking SLP trouble - however all workstations can login and authenticate to the servers and eDir using the treename just fine.
SLD daemeon is running on the servers, and a slp request returns the expected novell bindery reply, and the slp.conf file is configured so that the 2 server setup points to the other server as a DA. Same DA's that work just fine from the workstation side.
Yes I can just put in IP and thats fine - however there must be a reason why C1 times out - any ideas ?

In article <[email protected]>, Bkelsen wrote:
> The treename is not in DNS however I thought of putting it there to fix
> the problem but this would be a workaround since it has worked fine
> before. My assumption was that C1 uses slp on the Linux box but i may be
> mistanken :)
>
Having the tree in your internal DNS is also a backup for part of SLP, in
case SLP has issues. What has worked well has been to have multiple eDir
root servers as A records for the tree.
I have never seen any evidence that C1 uses SLP for its login.
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User Logged In, Bogus Info in Console One

This is an extension of the "But User IS logged in!" post. I want to elaborate on a few symptoms I'm getting when trying to Remote Control a client's PC.
Review: Using Console One, when I select a user and right-click, the submenu shows "Remote Management". When I click on that I get the famous "1759: The selected user is not logged into any workstation " error.
Here's what I find:
First, when I examine the properties of the allegedly 'not logged in' user, the attribute 'Network Address', under General/Environment, is always empty.
Second, if I look at the Zenworks tab, 'Logged in Workstations' shows multiple entries, noting that the person appears to be logged in to several PCs. But, again, this is bogus information. The person is only logged into one. As for the other PCs listed, that person logged into it or them a long time (a week or even months) ago and has long since logged out.
Here's my questions. 1) How does the attribute 'Network Address' get populated? I don't find it in the registry and a colleague suggested that NDS has, or should have it. Where is it and how does it get into that field?
Next, 2), when the user logs off a PC, shouldn't the entry for that PC in the 'Logged in Workstations' field go away? Or, are their some Persistence parameters in the client that may not be timing out? How does the 'Logged in Workstations' field get cleared?

That's a good clue. We have no middle tier servers. Also, this sounds like a Windows server, we're running NW6.5sp6. I can find xtaddr.dll (mentioned it the TIDs) anywhere, not even on workstations. It must be Windows.
Any more clues?
>>> Rolf Lidvall<[email protected]> 10/2/08 1:32 AM >>>
Just wanted to point you to this:
"1 October 2008 - Novell ZENworks Desktop Management 7 SP1 Interim Release
3a Hot Patch 1"
<snip>
Fixes (TID Pending):
<snip>
"User Object Properties, ZENworks Tab, Logged In Workstations doesn't update
correctly "
http://www.novell.com/support/viewCo...4245&sliceId=1
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GW 2012 Create Trusted Key not showing up in Console One

Hello All,
We are trying to add a trusted key to our GW domain, and are following the steps widely available (Click on domain, then Tools -> Groupwise System Operations -> Trusted Applications. Then click "Create".) There is no "Create" in the options.
- We are logged in as the Admin user with appropriate Admin rights
- We are running groupwise 12.0.3-116810 for all of our GW processes.
- We are running Console One 1.3.6h
- Our Groupwise Administration Snapin is 8.0.0
- We cannot access it through webconsole at this time.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks,
Eric

In article <[email protected]>, EMcCord wrote:
> - Our Groupwise Administration Snapin is 8.0.0
how about getting the GW 2012 snap-ins in place.
Which server OS are you running GW on?
Is C1 running on the server as well?
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Console One 1.3.6h Question

Greetings,
I want two members of our staff to be able to add and delete names as user come and go (we are a K-12 school). At the present, the only way they can do the job is to enable them to have security like an admin.
This isn't good because I need to create a couple of "high-level" folders and if these two have admin privileges, it defeats the purpose of creating a secure environment.
Is there a way to make it so that access is limited on Console One (we are running the latest version like that came with the upgrade to Netware 6.5 sp 8) or will I need to use iManager. If I have to use iManager, how do I go about seeing up limited permissions.
Thanks,
Kevin

Also factor in that when you use an Inherited Rights Filter (IRF) you cannot filter out the "Supervisor" right so its best not to use it unless you absolutely need to or you are troubleshooting something. Your designated administrators will be able to do what ever they need to do with create and delete rights. Avoid "Add Self" as well unless you really understand how it works as it could leave you with security issues to handle after the fact.
Its also tempting to assign read and compare rights to "All Attributes". This makes many delegated administrative tasks easier but if you keep secure information in your tree like SSNs you won't want unauthorized users having access to them.
Also, always test your work by assessing the effective rights one object has to another when you're done to ensure you get the expected results.
Lawrence Kearney
Experienced NetWare Administrator
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Workstations not showing up in Console one (had been deleted before)

We're having a problem at the school I work at. I had installed Zenworks on
a particular set of computers and they became registered in Console One. We
then had some problems relating to other software and decided to take
Zenworks off of these computers. This was just poor troubleshooting. We
deleted these workstations from Console one as well. We've since determined
that Zenworks was never the problem and reinstalled it on the those
desktops. Unfortunately, the machines aren't re-registering within Console
One and will not show up.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Console One version: 1.3.6c
Zenworks 6.5
Novell Client 4.90 SP2

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DLU policy not applying - Console One won't OK

I've created a DLU policy that has administrator group rights. When I try
to associate it to a user I click OK and the the screen stays (doesn't
close). The button isn't greyed out and an hour glass appears but it does
nothing. I've tried the reverse - associating the policy from the user -
with the same results. Tried deleting and recreating both the user and
policy in different containers.
Dsrepair shows everything is clean and the tree is synced.
Single server tree, netware 5.2 sp7, zen 3.2, console one 3.5
I have other trees exactly the same and do not have this issue....

Don't really want to apply anymore patches. We did on one install and it
messed up all our configurations. This is at a school and with the
students now back I can't afford any down time.
> Hi
> Could you try with Zen SP3 on the current 1.3.6c Consoleone if you see
> the same problem ?
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Unusual icon next to User icon in Console One

Hi, I was hoping to locate a list of Novell icons for Console One, as I need to identify an icon which has appeared next to an existing user.
The existing user has the standard user icon, then a symbol which looks like a few dots circling anti-clockwise to an arrow.
I can't work out how to paste or attach an image to this post, but the icon is roughly like a reverse refresh symbol.
When I view the same tree in iManager, this user doesn't appear at all, either when I search that OU or when I search from the root of the tree. Just wondering what is the status of this user account and why this icon.
Thanks, Nat

Going by your description I'm guessing this is an alias, meaning it is a
pointer to the real user. If you go to the Other tab in ConsoleOne I
think it'll show you the Object Class which is probably 'Alias'. This can
happen if you move an object and choose to leave an alias behind so that
references to the old DN still work.
Why would this show up in ConsoleOne but not iManager? Perhaps one
replicas has the object while others do not and it's a coincidence based
on which client (iMan/C1) hits which server. Query all servers via
iMonitor to see what they show respectively.
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Groupwise error in console one

Netware server 6.5 sp6, GW 7.0.1 (no I haven't updated it yet with the HP)
When trying to connect to the groupwise server with console one it asks me
to select the domain. I point to the domain and click ok and I get an error
The following GroupWise domain database file cannot be accessed properly.
Z:\district\wpdomain.db.
This is my domain database file and I wasn't going to it via a mapped drive
but got this error. I then tried to fake it and made a mapped drive and
tried to go that route. Same error.
It just started happening yesterday on my PC. I updated my client to see if
that was causing something, didn't fix it.
The C1 version I am running is 1.3.6f
This was working just the other day but decided I didn't need to access my
domain database anymore.
Ideas?
Teresa

Just like magic, it worked! Interesting...
Thanks!
Teresa
"Joseph Marton" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 17:13:52 +0000, Teresa wrote:
>
>> Netware server 6.5 sp6, GW 7.0.1 (no I haven't updated it yet with the
>> HP)
>> When trying to connect to the groupwise server with console one it asks
>> me
>> to select the domain. I point to the domain and click ok and I get an
>> error The following GroupWise domain database file cannot be accessed
>> properly. Z:\district\wpdomain.db.
>
> Try specifying the UNC path again, but this time throw in an extra slash
> all along the way.
>
> \\\server\\vol\\dir
>
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Mouse acting strange in Console one with Hand Held Snap ins

Has anyone else noticed that Console One acts strange after installing the
Hand Held snap ins?
Thanks,
Cactus

cactus wrote:
> I was able to fix this issue by deleting or renaming one snapin file.
> The file C:\novell\consoleone\1.2\snapins\zen\ZENLicensingS napins.jar
> seems to be causing all this trouble. Restoring the file causes the
> problems again.
>
>
> "cactus" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:Z5XRg.500$[email protected]..
>> Has anyone else noticed that Console One acts strange after installing the
>> Hand Held snap ins?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Cactus
>>
>
>
I had issues with that file as well when I was running ZFD and ZFS 6.5
SP2 with ZFH 7 SP1. See my thread "Bug found with ZFH7 ConsoleOne
plugins." Deleting the license snapin file or updating all components
to 7 SP1 resolves the issues.
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Error Managing 98 OS through Console One

After registering Windows 98 machines in Zenworks, workstations can be
seen in Console One, but there is an error when trying to control
printers or remoting into them. XP machines are working perfectly ok.
Error1487: You are attempting to launch the operation from an obsolete
or invalid workstation object. Verify that the workstation object is
valid.

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DLU - file rights tab in Console One missing.

Zen3.2 Sp3
We are using Console One 1.3.3 in two separate networks on our campus.
In the main network, under the DLU policy properties, the "File rights" tab
is the third on the dropdown list. We use this to set the users' rights to
the Windows Temp directory in WinXP so that a batch file can write some
temporary files.
On the other hand, on the subsidiary network the "File Rights" tab is
absent.
Bothe networks have the same patch level.
Is this likely to be a snapin issue for C1 or has someone another
suggestion?
Geoff Taylor BSc Dip Ed

Console One, being reasonably portable, I copied to the subsidiary network
the entire Console One folder. When run, the copied version popped up the
required third item on the DLU properties tab.
On close examination, the version of C1 on the main network was 1.3.6 whilst
the subsidiary had 1.3.3. I guess, either a snapin was missing or this
property was new for 1.3.6.
"craig wilson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:OFeFe.7256$[email protected]..
>I can't recall exactly which version of ZEN has this feature added, but I
>don't see it mentioned in the ZFD3.2 docs so it could be a cross between a
>number of different things.....
>
> http://www.novell.com/documentation/...a/a6l0533.html
>
> Have you considered calling CACLS.EXE to set the rights to the
> workstations.
> It would not be a per user setting like DLU, but you could grant it to the
> local "Users" group.
>
> "Geoff Taylor" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:6d6Fe.6659$[email protected]..
>> Zen3.2 Sp3
>>
>> We are using Console One 1.3.3 in two separate networks on our campus.
>> In the main network, under the DLU policy properties, the "File rights"
>> tab is the third on the dropdown list. We use this to set the users'
>> rights to the Windows Temp directory in WinXP so that a batch file can
>> write some temporary files.
>>
>> On the other hand, on the subsidiary network the "File Rights" tab is
>> absent.
>>
>> Bothe networks have the same patch level.
>> Is this likely to be a snapin issue for C1 or has someone another
>> suggestion?
>>
>> --
>> Geoff Taylor BSc Dip Ed
>>
>>
>
>

Console one and SBE2.5

I have Novell since ver4 & I can get around with that. I am new to this NOWS
I have done a clean install. Went thru setup then later added groupwise 8
I am now trying to get Console one so I can make changes to the groupwise system. I am able to log into the server from console with the root user and the password I had set up. I can open up console one and then a Novell login screen apears. I have tried to log with every posible name and password I can think of. After a period of time I get a error message saying it his timed out.
Got any ideas what I am doing wrong.

Originally Posted by highvoltage
I have Novell since ver4 & I can get around with that. I am new to this NOWS
I have done a clean install. Went thru setup then later added groupwise 8
I am now trying to get Console one so I can make changes to the groupwise system. I am able to log into the server from console with the root user and the password I had set up. I can open up console one and then a Novell login screen apears. I have tried to log with every posible name and password I can think of. After a period of time I get a error message saying it his timed out.
Got any ideas what I am doing wrong.
If you completed the setup and can logon to the web interface as "admin" or "sbsadmin", you should be able to logon with Console One using the same userid and password.
Both these userids are created under the "O=<orgname>" and NOT in the user container as are some of the other userids. Make sure you specify the correct context when you attempt to logon with C1.
Try to logon using the server's IP address for the Tree and Server...
Can you supply some additional information...
Are you able to login from iManager?
Can you login using the Novell Client from a Windows workstation? Can you run C1 from the Windows workstation?
What patches have you applied?
What components have you installed?
Are there any clues in the Simba server.log? For example, does it show non-zero return codes for any of the installed components? You can view the log using the Simba web interface or find it in /var/log/simba/server.log
Let us know how you made out!

Console One Missing the Action Option

I have a new Netware 5.1 SP6 server installed with GW 6.5. Console
1.35
was installed on this server. I noticed that if I run ConsoleOne from
this server, I do not get the Action option so I cannot remote control
to
PCs. How can I install the remote console plug-in for COnsole One for
this server so that I do not have to open different copy of COnsole
One
for GW administration as well as remote control.
Thanks
Che

It worked!! Thanks for your tip.
Che
> Che,
>
> I'd copy the GW65 C1 down to your local drive. Much better
performance.
> The go to the C1 directory on the server where ZfD3.2 is installed
and
> execute c1update.exe.
> This should copy down the necessary snapins to your local drive.
>
> HTH
> Uwe
>
>
>
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Console one 1.3.6h and groupwise

We always used ConsoleOne 1.3.6h for managing groupwise users and the gwia.
I see its outdated there is no download anymore for console one
What should I use now for managing groupwise.

On Thu, 20 Oct 2011 18:06:02 GMT, anton
<[email protected]> wrote:
>
>How can I manage groupwise 8 without Console One where to find it?
Novell Download Page lists Console One. Clicking on download and
logging in presents a page that states this:
In order to download the latest version of ConsoleOne, please download
the most recent GroupWise Support Pack. The ConsoleOne install files
can then be extracted from that support pack. ConsoleOne is currently
at End Of Life and only supported for GroupWise Administration. Please
use iManager for all administration tasks outside of GroupWise.
I would assume you can get it in the latest GW Support Pack download.
Regards,
Ken

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