AutoCAD 2020 and SCCM

[kfloodY359B]

I'm trying to get AutoCAD to deploy using SCCM.  I referenced the included sccm.txt and setup it up as a script installer with ".\Img\Setup.exe /W /q /I Img\AutoCAD_2020.ini /language en-us" as the run script.  I referenced the location explicitly and didn't use any network shares or alias'.  
  

The deployment in SSCM is successful and I see data coming down into CCMcache, however, it never installs the actual application.  

[kfloodY359B]

I'm trying to get AutoCAD to deploy using SCCM.  I referenced the included sccm.txt and setup it up as a script installer with ".\Img\Setup.exe /W /q /I Img\AutoCAD_2020.ini /language en-us" as the run script.  I referenced the location explicitly and didn't use any network shares or alias'.  
  

The deployment in SSCM is successful and I see data coming down into CCMcache, however, it never installs the actual application.  

[Mark.Lancaster]

@kfloodY359B 

Welcome to the Autodesk User's Community..

I'm wondering if your SCCM stuff is failing on getting the new licensing mechanism to install..  Others have had this issue.   For a test, install the latest licensing mechanism and then try your SCCM installation of AutoCAD 2020.

See this info https://synergiscadblog.com/2019/07/24/autodesk-licensing-mechanism/

[Mark.Lancaster]

@kfloodY359B 

Welcome to the Autodesk User's Community..

I'm wondering if your SCCM stuff is failing on getting the new licensing mechanism to install..  Others have had this issue.   For a test, install the latest licensing mechanism and then try your SCCM installation of AutoCAD 2020.

See this info https://synergiscadblog.com/2019/07/24/autodesk-licensing-mechanism/

[npruess]

I've been having similar issues with my SCCM deployment. I found the program installs fine IF a user is logged into the computer and starts the installation themselves through Software Center, or if the deployment is set to only install if a user is logged on.

If no user is logged on and the deployment is required the installation just hangs when it gets to the adsklicensing-installer.exe installation (same thing happened on old versions and the newest release).

I'd be interested in knowing whether anyone has had a successful required deployment where no user is logged onto the machine.

[npruess]

I've been having similar issues with my SCCM deployment. I found the program installs fine IF a user is logged into the computer and starts the installation themselves through Software Center, or if the deployment is set to only install if a user is logged on.

If no user is logged on and the deployment is required the installation just hangs when it gets to the adsklicensing-installer.exe installation (same thing happened on old versions and the newest release).

I'd be interested in knowing whether anyone has had a successful required deployment where no user is logged onto the machine.

[Anonymous]

I coudn´t either install Autocad lt and other Autdesk Products install with sccm. Maby it runs with the configuration:

Install only when a user is logged in

Greating form Germany

[Anonymous]

I coudn´t either install Autocad lt and other Autdesk Products install with sccm. Maby it runs with the configuration:

Install only when a user is logged in

Greating form Germany

[npruess]

The solution to my issue was removing the group policy setting that was adding the ADSK_FLEX_LICENSING environmental variable (along with replacing the adsklicensing-installer.exe file with a more recent version in the deployment).

Of course, this effectively broke any 2018 products we had installed. We could have switched to using the LICPATH.LIC file but we opted to just update everyone to 2020.

[npruess]

The solution to my issue was removing the group policy setting that was adding the ADSK_FLEX_LICENSING environmental variable (along with replacing the adsklicensing-installer.exe file with a more recent version in the deployment).

Of course, this effectively broke any 2018 products we had installed. We could have switched to using the LICPATH.LIC file but we opted to just update everyone to 2020.

[Anonymous]

I don´t have a group policy  that was adding the ADSK_FLEX_LICENSING environmental variable

[Anonymous]

I don´t have a group policy  that was adding the ADSK_FLEX_LICENSING environmental variable