Environment
Situation
Secondary admins don't get rights to assign bundles to devices.
Resolution
- On a Windows box, Run ConsoleOne and login to the tree (zone name) with theNetware client asuser: admin.systempassword:
ZENControlCenterpassword> - Go into the properties of the following container:actions.bundles.
.cell - Click on the NDS Rights tab | Trustees of this object
- Click "Add trustees"
- Click the up button twice to browse to and select your secondaryadmin(s) in the ~admins~.
.cell container off of the root of the tree. - For Entry rights, choose Supervisor.
- For "All AttributesRights" leave the default as compare and read.
- Click OK
Status
Reported to EngineeringAdditional Information
STEPS TO REPRODUCE:
Create a secondary admin that has all rights to everything
Login as the secondary admin
Associate a bundle to a device.
use the "relative to refresh†schedule or any other schedule
rug bl you should see the bundle
Rug bin "bundle name
RESULTS:
The ZENworks server isn't creating schedules for distribution to the client
machines. The message from the server log file
/var/opt/novell/log/zenworks/services‑messages.log is:
DEBUG: [1/18/0611:05:25 AM] DataModel An error occurred creating a scheduled
action for the newly associated bundle. This may prevent devices from getting
the most recent bundle data.
DEBUG: [1/18/0611:05:25 AM] DataModel
com.novell.zenworks.datamodel.exceptions.InternalDataModelException: An error
occurred creating the scheduled action.
Caused by: com.novell.zenworks.datamodel.exceptions.InternalDataModelException:
An error occurred while trying to create the object.
Caused by: javax.naming.NoPermissionException: [LDAP: error code 50 ‑ NDS
error: no access (‑672)]; remaining name
'nrmName=8394060810,nrmName=Actions,nrmName=~bundles~'
ROOT CAUSE:
This is because admins
don't get any rights to the actions.bundles.