Expected to give both Novell and Paragon customers “real-world”
Experience
February 9, 2007 (Press Release) --
January 2007
Paragon Software Group, the leading provider of innovative, reliable
software solutions in storage management and data safety announced that
their NTFS for Linux 5.0 driver has become a participant in the Novell
training session: "Methods for Modifying BOOTCD.ISO for Disconnected
Imaging".
“This course focuses on teaching administrators how to modify the CD-based
imaging environment to meet the needs of their organizations.”- said
Konstantin Komarov, CEO of Paragon Software Group.
“When it comes to training Novell customers there are two main products:
ZENworks Desktop Management (ZDM) and ZENworks Linux Management
(ZLM). Various versions of ZDM are used by over 40 Million customers worldwide
to manage Windows desktops”,- said Rich Hanley, advanced Technical
Training Engineer for Novell Training Services. “There are three methods that
can be used to customize the CD-based imaging environment for ZDM and
ZLM. During the second of three hands-on labs, students will include the
NTFS for Linux Driver into the CD-based Imaging Distro, thus demonstrating
how to employ the driver update method using a "real world" driver.”
Novell Training Services will offer technical hands-on sessions for 70 to 80
students per session at BrainShare, the annual technical/marketing
conference held by Novell every year in March in Salt Lake City, Utah. Novell
has become a leader in the Open Source space. For the past few years, the
sessions at BrainShare have stressed their Linux operating systems and the
tools to manage the Linux environment.
By using Paragon’s NTFS for Linux 5.0 driver in this lab, both Paragon and
Novell customers will get "real world" experience on how to get drivers into
the ZDM/ZLM imaging environment. It is a great step forward in two
companies’ partnership.
About Novell
Novell, Inc. (Nasdaq: NOVL) delivers infrastructure software for the Open
Enterprise. We are a leader in enterprise-wide operating systems based on
Linux and open source and the security and systems management services
required to operate mixed IT environments. We help our customers minimize
cost, complexity and risk, allowing them to focus on innovation and growth.
For more information, visit http://www.novell.com.
Paragon Software Group, the leading provider of innovative, reliable
software solutions in storage management and data safety announced that
their NTFS for Linux 5.0 driver has become a participant in the Novell
training session: "Methods for Modifying BOOTCD.ISO for Disconnected
Imaging".
“This course focuses on teaching administrators how to modify the CD-based
imaging environment to meet the needs of their organizations.”- said
Konstantin Komarov, CEO of Paragon Software Group.
“When it comes to training Novell customers there are two main products:
ZENworks Desktop Management (ZDM) and ZENworks Linux Management
(ZLM). Various versions of ZDM are used by over 40 Million customers worldwide
to manage Windows desktops”,- said Rich Hanley, advanced Technical
Training Engineer for Novell Training Services. “There are three methods that
can be used to customize the CD-based imaging environment for ZDM and
ZLM. During the second of three hands-on labs, students will include the
NTFS for Linux Driver into the CD-based Imaging Distro, thus demonstrating
how to employ the driver update method using a "real world" driver.”
Novell Training Services will offer technical hands-on sessions for 70 to 80
students per session at BrainShare, the annual technical/marketing
conference held by Novell every year in March in Salt Lake City, Utah. Novell
has become a leader in the Open Source space. For the past few years, the
sessions at BrainShare have stressed their Linux operating systems and the
tools to manage the Linux environment.
By using Paragon’s NTFS for Linux 5.0 driver in this lab, both Paragon and
Novell customers will get "real world" experience on how to get drivers into
the ZDM/ZLM imaging environment. It is a great step forward in two
companies’ partnership.
About Novell
Novell, Inc. (Nasdaq: NOVL) delivers infrastructure software for the Open
Enterprise. We are a leader in enterprise-wide operating systems based on
Linux and open source and the security and systems management services
required to operate mixed IT environments. We help our customers minimize
cost, complexity and risk, allowing them to focus on innovation and growth.
For more information, visit http://www.novell.com.
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