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Hi,
I have an MSI for a program we purchased with a site licence. When I install the MSI using group policy, I then have to log on as administrator to each workstation and enter the authorisation key and site name. What would be the best way to automate that process? I did wonder about capturing the machine before and after activation then creating a second MSI? Thanks in advance |
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Hi If Not A Giraffe Then What (?!?),
It depends on the application's licensing mechanism. The best thing is to start by looking for volume licensing or silent installation information from the vendor. A silent installation usually (not always) implies a method of licensing. It it is intended for volume licensing then you often have a public property you can append to msiexec, e.g SERIAL=xxxx. You can equally put this in a transform. Creating a second msi is generally not a good idea, as you will miss the logic built in to the original msi. Anthony, http://www.airdesk.co.uk "notagirrafe" <notagirrafe@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news 566251B-2A41-4B32-9209-FDD084D45C86@microsoft.com...> Hi, > > I have an MSI for a program we purchased with a site licence. When I > install the MSI using group policy, I then have to log on as administrator > to > each workstation and enter the authorisation key and site name. > > What would be the best way to automate that process? > > I did wonder about capturing the machine before and after activation then > creating a second MSI? > > Thanks in advance |
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