Overview

Power Saving Options in zMan Director allow administrators to configure sleep and power-saving behavior for managed zTC endpoints.

These settings help reduce power usage and support consistent endpoint behavior across managed devices.

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Power Saving Configuration

Power saving settings may be used to control how a zTC device behaves when it is idle or inactive.

Depending on device firmware and deployment configuration, power saving behavior may include sleep-related or low-power behavior for managed endpoints.

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Endpoint Power Behavior

Power Saving Options should be considered alongside other power-related settings in zMan Director, including:

• Power Management
• Power Schedule
• Shutdown
• Reboot
• Suspend

Together, these settings help administrators manage device availability and power usage.

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Applying Power Saving Options

Power Saving Options may be applied to:

• Individual zTC devices
• Groups of zTC devices

Administrators should verify that the selected settings match the intended endpoint usage pattern before applying them broadly.

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Common Use Cases

Power Saving Options may be used to:

• Reduce endpoint power usage
• Standardize sleep behavior across devices
• Support after-hours power policies
• Improve consistency across shared or managed workstations

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Notes

• Power saving behavior may depend on device firmware, hardware support, and deployment configuration.
• Sleep or suspend behavior should be tested before broad deployment.
• Wake behavior may depend on Wake on LAN, Wake on USB, and related Power Management settings.
• Some power-related changes may not take effect until the device refreshes settings or reconnects through zDM.