Hello,
What is the best practice to execute unica.exe through Group Policy? I have made a batch file with the parameters and try to execute the script at startup, but it seems that Administator right are needed. Is there a way to configure this through group policy (and preferably not through third party programs)?
-When you deploy software using policies in AD, it's being installed using the system account. which should be good.
-We suppose software deployment using policies only works with MSI/MST packages.
Hello,
Thank you for your speedy answer.
Is there a possibility then to deploy unica (plus the necesary parameters) in a single msi file?
Greetings,
Lieven
No, the problem is, unica is a .exe file, which finds all citrix client installations, you cannot convert that to a msi file. There are no such scripting possebilties in a msi package. It really needs the smart conditoning of a .exe program.
Normally Unica is ran from the login script, using a rights tool like tcq run as, but there are several other tools like that.
Normally Unica is ran from the login script, using a rights tool like tcq run as, but there are several other tools like that.
Hello,
Again thank you for your answer
Is there a particular Run As tool that is free of charge?
Best regards,
Lieven
We found this using google, but it rather old:
http://www.commandline.co.uk/sanur/
Here's something free, http://www.verydoc.com/exeshell.html
But we supose the problem with the free tools is that the password is not encrypted!
Let us know if you find one that good!
Several points to consider:
-If you have 1000+ users, the share can become overloaded
-you have to run it as administrator.
-When you deploy software using policies in AD, it's being installed using the system account. which should be good.
-We suppose software deployment using policies only works with MSI/MST packages.
Let us know if/how it worked for you!