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Managed Installations: Installation packages that are configured to run silently or with user interaction. Managed Installations include installation, uninstallation, and command-line parameters. See Using Managed Installations. |
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File Synchronizations: A method of distributing files to managed devices. Unlike Managed Installations, however, File Synchronizations do not install files; they simply distribute files. See Create and use File Synchronization. |
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User Console packages: Installation packages that contain printer drivers and other applications distributed through the User Console. See About Service Desk. |
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MSI Installer template: A utility for creating policies and setting basic command line arguments for running Windows MSI-based installers. See . |
To distribute applications to managed devices using Managed Installations or User Console downloads, you need to attach the appropriate digital assets to applications. Digital assets are the files required for deployment, such as installers. In addition, you need to select the supported operating systems for the application. You perform these tasks on the Software detail page.
See Attach digital assets to applications and select supported operating systems.
Also, packages are deployed only to devices that meet label requirements. For example, if the package is set to deploy to a label named Office A, the package does not deploy to devices that are not labeled Office A. When the appliance creates an application inventory item, it only records the operating systems on which the item was installed in the inventory detail record.
To deploy Managed Installations, you must select an execution option and a deployment window. See Using Managed Installations.
You can distribute packages from alternate download locations and Replication Shares.
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