ZENworks Configuration Management Ideas

Idea ID: 2785722

Display bundle name instead of GUID in the error section

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Status: Delivered

This idea has been delivered as part of ZENworks 2020 Update 3.

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over 9 years ago

It would be helpful to not have to manually find the name of a bundle by the GUID. When researching errors it gets a little time consuming.

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gvikram over 3 years ago

This feature is under development and would be available as part of ZENworks 2020 Update 3.
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rameshdaryani over 5 years ago

Agree with above suggestion as that would help identifying the content/bundle which is not getting replicated. With GUID its difficult to troubleshoot all the failures and takes away lot of important time.
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xvastx over 6 years ago

I think *anytime* you are reporting IDs that have human-readable names attached, like bundles, the human-readable name should *always* be included. Honestly, of what use is a series of generated letters and numbers to the end-user admin that deals with actually-named objects?
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BStJohn over 6 years ago

Agree with Sebastian V. Failed to replicate content32-digit number is not at all ZERO EFFORT.
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sveld over 6 years ago

Another Example: Full Message: Failed to replicate content 93b9b70a995829f6c83d704189a8232d Additional Information: None Severity: Error Date: October 24, 2017 2:54:30 PM Acknowledged Date: None Source: /Devices/Servers/My-zcm-s1 Message ID: CDP.CdpContentFileError Probable Cause URL: None Log ID: e9c6209742e7988750d9d6c3f288e1f8 Related Objects: None
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