Hi
Please, can someone help me to achieve the task below.
I want to install a package on laptops in the estate. I have a WMI script that identifies a latop. If it is a laptop, the exe will run and install the kit. If not exit.
But how do I achieve this?
Thank you.
Comments: Something you can do is set up GPO to run the script once on all your computers to set a registry key, which WSUS would then check to see if updates are applicable. WPKG documentation suggests this method here: http://wpkg.org/Identify_Client_Form_Factor If you can't roll the script out using GPO, you can use a Custom Update to roll out the script, (mark yourself as the publisher, document what it does in the description, etc.) this way, you'll have reporting on whether the computers have the key defined. You can set the applicable logic to detect whether the custom key exists, that way, if the key gets deleted for some reason, the update will run again and recreate it. These are just 2 of many ways to get this done, one of them involves only WSUS(PackagePublisher)
Please, can someone help me to achieve the task below.
I want to install a package on laptops in the estate. I have a WMI script that identifies a latop. If it is a laptop, the exe will run and install the kit. If not exit.
But how do I achieve this?
Thank you.
Comments: Something you can do is set up GPO to run the script once on all your computers to set a registry key, which WSUS would then check to see if updates are applicable. WPKG documentation suggests this method here: http://wpkg.org/Identify_Client_Form_Factor If you can't roll the script out using GPO, you can use a Custom Update to roll out the script, (mark yourself as the publisher, document what it does in the description, etc.) this way, you'll have reporting on whether the computers have the key defined. You can set the applicable logic to detect whether the custom key exists, that way, if the key gets deleted for some reason, the update will run again and recreate it. These are just 2 of many ways to get this done, one of them involves only WSUS(PackagePublisher)