050-696 · Question #95
If you specify a Typical Installation while installing the Novell Client, which components will be installed by default? (Choose 2.)
The correct answer is E. Novell Workstation Manager F. ZENworks Application Launcher. A Typical Installation of the Novell Client includes only the components needed for basic workstation management and application delivery, omitting optional add-ons.
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- ARsync Agent
- BMySQL Client
- CNovell iFolder Client
- DZENworks Imaging Service
- ENovell Workstation Manager
- FZENworks Application Launcher
- GNovell Network Monitoring Agent
- HNovell TCP/IP Compatibility Driver
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(56 responses)- A9% (5)
- C2% (1)
- D4% (2)
- E84% (47)
- G2% (1)
Why each option
A Typical Installation of the Novell Client includes only the components needed for basic workstation management and application delivery, omitting optional add-ons.
Rsync Agent is an optional file-synchronization component not bundled in a Typical Installation.
MySQL Client is not a Novell Client component and is unrelated to the installation process.
Novell iFolder Client is an optional personal storage component that must be selected separately during a Custom Installation.
ZENworks Imaging Service is a separate imaging subsystem and is not included in the Typical Installation option.
Novell Workstation Manager is included in a Typical Installation because it provides the policy-based desktop management integration required for a managed network environment.
ZENworks Application Launcher is also included by default because it enables centralized application delivery and management to workstations connected to a ZENworks-enabled network.
Novell Network Monitoring Agent is an optional monitoring component that requires explicit selection.
Novell TCP/IP Compatibility Driver is not a standard component presented during a Typical Novell Client installation.
Concept tested: Novell Client Typical Installation default components
Source: https://www.novell.com/documentation/novellient/
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