ZENworks Application Virtualization for NGN Dummies
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The document provides an agenda and overview for a training on ZENworks Application Virtualization (ZAV). It discusses the basics of application virtualization using ZAV, how to set up a ZAV environment, and how to build virtual applications using different ZAV tools and techniques like templates, snapshots, and conversion. It also covers ZAV configuration options, interactions with the operating system, variables, sandboxing, and integration with Novell ZENworks Configuration Management (ZCM).
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Virtualization
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Platform virtualization.raj
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