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‎05-22-2015 03:30 AM
Hi There,
Is there a option to run deployment/installation using user login credential?
Thanks
Is there a option to run deployment/installation using user login credential?
Thanks
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‎05-22-2015 02:31 PM
Deployments can be executed in one of the following modes:
- under Scanning credentials (the credential which is valid for scanning the target computer will be used to execute the deployment scripts)
- under the System account
- as the currently logged on user (this is required if there is any user interface in your deployment package)
If you are using files from your package share, the credential which you entered under Deployment\Security options will be used to access these.
Details on how to deploy a package can be found in this KB article.
- under Scanning credentials (the credential which is valid for scanning the target computer will be used to execute the deployment scripts)
- under the System account
- as the currently logged on user (this is required if there is any user interface in your deployment package)
If you are using files from your package share, the credential which you entered under Deployment\Security options will be used to access these.
Details on how to deploy a package can be found in this KB article.
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‎11-27-2018 05:19 PM
running as "Currently logged on user"
Is that the current user (tech) logged onto Lansweeper or the logged on user of machine being deployed to?
Is that the current user (tech) logged onto Lansweeper or the logged on user of machine being deployed to?
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‎12-10-2018 08:08 AM
SPAMHATER007 wrote:
running as "Currently logged on user"
Is that the current user (tech) logged onto Lansweeper or the logged on user of machine being deployed to?
Current logged on user of that machine at that time. They will normally see a DOS window pop up.
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‎05-22-2015 02:31 PM
Deployments can be executed in one of the following modes:
- under Scanning credentials (the credential which is valid for scanning the target computer will be used to execute the deployment scripts)
- under the System account
- as the currently logged on user (this is required if there is any user interface in your deployment package)
If you are using files from your package share, the credential which you entered under Deployment\Security options will be used to access these.
Details on how to deploy a package can be found in this KB article.
- under Scanning credentials (the credential which is valid for scanning the target computer will be used to execute the deployment scripts)
- under the System account
- as the currently logged on user (this is required if there is any user interface in your deployment package)
If you are using files from your package share, the credential which you entered under Deployment\Security options will be used to access these.
Details on how to deploy a package can be found in this KB article.
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