Deploying Updates via Network Push

Anonymous · ‎04-28-2016

Hello,

i have over 100 computers on my network running Autocad and Revit.

We have created a deployment image a few months ago and deployed out to all workstations.

since then we have had some users manually run application manager to update with services packs etc..

i want to ensure that all workstaions have the same version of both Autocad and Revit, is there a way to package all updates and service packs and deploy them out to the workstations without having to go to each machine and clicking update?

batch file?

GPO?

Thanks

Chris A

TravisNave · ‎04-28-2016

You should be able to push an update via GPO or even a login script file. You will also want to patch your deployment afterwards.

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Anonymous · ‎05-02-2016

Am i doing something wrong? i have added all the MSI and MST like suggested in the deployment article but i am getting errors when i try to launch the application on my windows desktop.

i am pushing this out via GPO and it sits and installs everything, appears to be fine on the workstation but i get errors when i try to launch. i have tried restarting the workstation but it doesnt make any differences.

i have attached the GPO files attached.

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Deploying Updates via Network Push

Deploying Updates via Network Push

Deploying Updates via Network Push