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‎04-30-2015 11:19 AM
Let's assume I'm starting a deployment job on a device-group which contains one device I don't want to have the software installed on.
This device is currently turned off so it will fail, but I set the job to retry failed deployments for 1 week. Is there any way I could cancel the deployment job for this device (without having to create an SQL Query...I hate changing DB-Data directly inside the SQL-Environment, there's just too much that can go wrong)?
This device is currently turned off so it will fail, but I set the job to retry failed deployments for 1 week. Is there any way I could cancel the deployment job for this device (without having to create an SQL Query...I hate changing DB-Data directly inside the SQL-Environment, there's just too much that can go wrong)?
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‎05-01-2015 02:00 PM
Currently there is no function on the web console to cancel a deployment once it has been started. Our development plans to implement a cancel function in a later release. For the moment, restarting Lansweeper service will reset the currently running deployments.
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‎05-01-2015 02:00 PM
Currently there is no function on the web console to cancel a deployment once it has been started. Our development plans to implement a cancel function in a later release. For the moment, restarting Lansweeper service will reset the currently running deployments.
