B.3 Configuring the TFTP Directory Replication Settings at the Device Level

To replicate the changes made to the tftp directory on the Imaging server (Primary Server or Satellite with the Imaging role):

  1. In ZENworks Control Center, click the Devices tab.

    The Managed tab is displayed by default.

  2. Click the Workstations or Servers folder containing the Imaging Server to which you want to replicate the tftp directory changes.

  3. Click the Imaging server.

  4. Click the Settings tab.

  5. Click Device Management > Preboot Services.

    TFTP Replication Settings at the Device Level

  6. In the Preboot Services panel, click Override settings to enable you to configure the setting at the device level.

  7. Configure the TFTP Replication Settings:

    1. In the Master Primary Server to Start the TFTP Replication field, specify or click Browse icon to browse for and select the Primary Imaging server whose tftp directory changes you want to replicate.

      Ensure that there is no circular dependency on the selected Primary Server. For more information on how to resolve a circular dependency, see Resolving Circular Dependency on the Master Primary Server.

      NOTE:If you choose a Linux Imaging server as the master Primary Server, ensure that all the files that are added to the /srv/tftp/ directory on the master Primary Server have the zenworks ownership. To change the ownership of a file to zenworks, use the chown zenworks:zenworks filename command.

    2. Configure the schedule when you want the tftp directory changes to be replicated on the server. You can set up a schedule and as well as immediately start the replication.

      • To immediately start the tftp directory replication, click Start Now in the TFTP Folder Replication field.

      • To set up a schedule:

        1. In the Schedule Type field, select one of the following schedules:

        2. Fill in the fields.

          For details about the fields, click the appropriate schedule listed above.

  8. Click OK.

    The tftp directory changes are replicated on the Imaging server.

  9. (Optional) To view the replication status, see the message log of the device.

If two tftp replication tasks are consecutively performed on a device and if the second task is triggered prior to the completion of the first task, only the changes in the last triggered replication (which is a cumulative of the first and the second tasks) are applied on the device.