Separate between windows 2000 and xp

Hi!,
In Zenworks 3.2 I want to filter between Windows 2000 and Windows xp
machines. As a result I want Windows 2000 machines to be imported in a
different container then Windows xp machines, but unfortunately windows
2000 en windows xp are on one tab. How do i separate?
Do i need zen 4 or some kind of snapin?
TIA
Peter
Peter Taal
HagaZiekenhuis,locatie Rode Kruis
Afdeling Informatisering en Automatisering
mailto:[email protected]

Okay Thanks for your reply.
But what about nal objects? For example Microsoft patches. You don't want Xp
patches to be rolled out on 2000 machines. So filtering on file existence is
the only way?? for example C:\windows\explorer.exe for xp and
C:\winnt\explorer.exe for 2000.
Deyan Stoykov schreef:
> In order to do that you need 2 instances of the workstation import
> service, each running on a different server and pointing to a different
> server policy package object. Then point 2000 stations to first server's
> hostname/ipaddress and xp stations to second server's
> hostname/ipaddress. You can do that manually or you can use 2
> application objects to populate the hosts file or the registry entry at
> "HKLM\Software\Novell\Workstation Manager\Import Server" - one for 2000
> + one for XP and set the system requirements -> operating system for
> both objects respectively.
>
> HTH
> Deyan
>
> P.Taal wrote:
> > Hi!,
> >
> > In Zenworks 3.2 I want to filter between Windows 2000 and Windows xp
> > machines. As a result I want Windows 2000 machines to be imported in a
> > different container then Windows xp machines, but unfortunately windows
> > 2000 en windows xp are on one tab. How do i separate?
> >
> > Do i need zen 4 or some kind of snapin?
> >
> > TIA
> >
> > Peter
> >
> > --
> >
> > Peter Taal
> > HagaZiekenhuis,locatie Rode Kruis
> > Afdeling Informatisering en Automatisering
> > mailto:[email protected]
Peter Taal
HagaZiekenhuis,locatie Rode Kruis
Afdeling Informatisering en Automatisering
mailto:[email protected]

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