Zenworks Remote + ConsoleOne for Linux

I run a Linux desktop at work, I can install ConsoleOne but there are no zenworks snapins for the Linux version that I can find. Does anyone know a workaround?

Obvious choice is Linux+WMwareServer(free) and WinXP+C1 inside.
On my dual-core notebook WinXP works even faster inside virtual machine
than standalone ;), and I use SLED cube to jump from Linux to WinXP in
subsecond.
Denis
On Mon, 10 Dec 2007 16:25:00 +0000, Shaun Pond wrote:
> AlanDMoore,
>
> not that I know of

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I already posted a topic asking how could i share my music, videos, etc, from my Arch PC to my Arch HTPC.
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1 - Buy an IR receiver and a standard remote will do the job (I already got a multifunction remote (which can control up to three devices and I only got a single device), but I'm afraid nowadays there aren't many USB receivers compatible with Linux and most importantly, they must be cheap, a PCI card is not an option since my PC has a half-sized case)
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I think the better suited option here is the first one, if only someone could recommend me a good IR receiver for Linux, I'd be very thankful)
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Thanks everyone!

I have one of these:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a … -_-Product
Which works fine with Linux.
Now I also don't use the remote a lot, since I'm running just a regular desktop on my htpc and control the pc through a keyboard with embedded trackpad:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a … 6823111038
(they have both wired and wireless versions of these. I got the wired one with an usb extension cable)
(As a matter of fact, I'm posting this from my htpc )
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Management tools for Zenworks remote control

Dear all,
Is there any management tools for Zenworks remote control operation, instead of login to Zenworks Control Center Console?
Thanks!!!

Manng228,
not at this time, other than http://www.novell.com/documentation/...n.html#bcfrhhy
Shaun Pond

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Any idea when Zenworks for Linux will work on SLES 9.0?
Thanks
Ed

> On Mon, 09 Aug 2004 16:15:37 GMT, ed wrote:
>
> > Any idea when Zenworks for Linux will work on SLES 9.0?
>
> my personal guess.... oes / sp1 for ZLM 6.5
>
> but let me ask...
Any news on this topic?
I already have a SLES 9 machine up and running - waiting for
a working ZenWorks.
Greetings.
Marcel Ritter
> 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,
I have a 64-bits Linux box with RHEL4, and PHP version has been upgraded from 4.3.9 to 5.1.6. I try to make the connection to remote oracle server.
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install it.
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See my followup to your duplicate post in the PHP forum

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Ok. New attempts with sqlcmd:
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see SQL Server Books Online.
TCP Provider: Error code 0x6F
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see SQL Server Books Online.
SQL Server Network Interfaces: Error Locating Server/Instance Specified [xFFFFFFFF].
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As far as I can tell, you must install the oracle client for linux, then recompile PHP with oracle support. So:
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Hi,
I am using a Sun Solaris 10 system in a network. The Num lock key works fine when launching application locally on the the Solaris system.
However, when I login from the Solaris 10 machines remotely into a Linux machine, set the display to my machine(i.e solaris 10) and then launch GUI applications, the Num Lock key does not work as expected.
Can any of you help me with this issue ?? Is this a documented problem ?
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I recently switched to Linux and have yet fully figured out if I can use photoshop in some way, shape or form...I appreciate the help!!

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C1 for linux

Anyone know where a person can find the C1 for linux installers? I
cannot find them on Novell's download site, and the latest GW service
packs have updates, but not the actuall C1 installer.
Stevo

On 21.03.2012 15:13, Stevo wrote:
> Massimo Rosen sounds like they 'said':
>
>> Look again. C1 is included in every GW release so far. It even has
>> it's own directory. ;)
>
> So my response to Massimo's comment is...
>
> Well what I downloaded to try on a test linux server did not seem to
> have C1 for linux to install. It had the patches, etc, but not the
> actual install files. Downloaded gw704ftf_full_linux_us.tar.gz
>
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I've ever seen have a consoleone directory when expanded, with an
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No emails please!
http://www.cfc-it.de

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