jgomez
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installing aplication in workstations from one server
Hello,
I have got a network with 2 NT server 4.0 (one primary and one backup) and 50 workstations 4.0.
My question is if exists one method for install a program like Office, Autocad, etc from the server to all workstations automatically.
Thanks.
I have got a network with 2 NT server 4.0 (one primary and one backup) and 50 workstations 4.0.
My question is if exists one method for install a program like Office, Autocad, etc from the server to all workstations automatically.
Thanks.
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I think it is not very cheap. So if you know about other product o something shareware, freeware, please say me.
I looked for sysdiff, but I need to install some different aplications, not only Office. Can I use sysdiff for these? And if it is posible, how can I use it? In the NT server CD there isn't any documentation.
Thanks.
I looked for sysdiff, but I need to install some different aplications, not only Office. Can I use sysdiff for these? And if it is posible, how can I use it? In the NT server CD there isn't any documentation.
Thanks.
Jgomez,
Sysdiff works (according to MS) for almost any application. If this is true why then don't people use it more often. I looked at it and didn't like it.
Wininstall (BTW you can download a trial version for free) costs a couple of hundred bucks, OK, but it is sure worth the money. You can use this as a complete software distribution tool and I'm using it in a big environment (+1000 PC's). It is really worth looking at, I can tell you (BTW, I have no intrest whatsoever in the sales of wininstall)
Sysdiff works (according to MS) for almost any application. If this is true why then don't people use it more often. I looked at it and didn't like it.
Wininstall (BTW you can download a trial version for free) costs a couple of hundred bucks, OK, but it is sure worth the money. You can use this as a complete software distribution tool and I'm using it in a big environment (+1000 PC's). It is really worth looking at, I can tell you (BTW, I have no intrest whatsoever in the sales of wininstall)
For office you can run silent install (see help files on CD-ROM) and maybe you can do something with sysdiff (which comes with your NT server disks = no extra costs).
Check out what is best for you.