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Alkivi
10 years agoNew Contributor
We manage to do what we wanted using the deployement batch command line :)
Thx for the quick answer.
erlandday
10 years agoNew Member
Would you be able to explain how you did it through the deployment batch command line. Thank you,
erlandday
- Alkivi10 years agoNew Contributor
Here are the steps needed :
- Login to Central
- Go to deployement
- Create new set with the parameters you want
- Once the set is created, there is a scroll menu dploiement method.
- Choose batch and there you do (you still need an msi file thought)
Cheers,
- evoevoevo7 years agoNew Contributor
I did this, and you end up with a .cmd file and .msi file correct? . . . shouldn't i just be able to double-click the cmd file and have it install the msi file in the same directory without any further interaction? . . (That's what I'm trying to do anyway)