Installation & Licensing

[#1]

I've gone through all the threads and blogs that are related to this topic and have already tried quite a few suggestions, but I am still not able to get 2012 to deploy. I'm able to run the deployment manually, but this isn't a great solution as I would like to update 20 computers at once.

By default we are running 64bit Windows 7 Pro, Directx 11, SCCM 2007 SP2, and all the software is 64bit as well as the server.

I tried removing the prereq for directx in the ini file as we have a never version but this did not work. Then I tried to manually install directx overtop of directx 11 which is already installed, but this did not work either. 

Is anyone else having these issues? I've packaged a few things now, and have followed teh Autodesk instructions as well, especially step 10 in their guide.

[#2]

The DirectX check is built into the system installer, so removing it from the setup.ini doesn't actually work for Autodesk products in this example.  What problems are you having?  And have you successfully created a network deployment from the Autodesk setup? 

[#3]

I've done the network deployment, and have been using that to install AutoCAD 2012 for users, but I am stuck on getting this deployed through SCCM. Also, I just noticed that AutoCAD 2012 is the only package in the 50 or so which will not even download to target computer. That is, when I look into C:\Windows\SysWOW64\CCM\Cache it hasn't downloaded but all the new packages will appear here.

This is what I'm using, which appears to be right as per the Autodesk guide:

AdminImage\setup.exe /W /Q /I AdminImage\march28.ini /Lang en-US

[#4]

Your command string looks correct as long as your deployment for AutoCAD was called March28.

You should go to the SCCM server and check the System Status for your AutoCAD Package and Advertisment to see what error you are getting there.

Thanks,

Danny