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Anyone have a WMI script ?- we can use our Help Desk Auditing software I suppose, but it seems there should be a way to verify this from AD...
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Anyone have a WMI script ?- we can use our Help Desk Auditing software I suppose, but it seems there should be a way to verify this from AD...

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AD pushes, it doesnt then monitor and record :) the help desk software is what i am using at the moment for that sort of crap :)
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AD pushes, it doesnt then monitor and record :) the help desk software is what i am using at the moment for that sort of crap :)

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If you deployed it properly - it was installed. &nbsp;Otherwise, Group Policy client side extensions would continue to install it every reboot.<br />
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Have you check a few PCs? &nbsp;If it's good on a few , it should be good on them all.
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If you deployed it properly - it was installed.  Otherwise, Group Policy client side extensions would continue to install it every reboot.

Have you check a few PCs?  If it's good on a few , it should be good on them all.

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I pushed out Communicator 07 using AD and Group Policy - How do i verfiy that the software got installed on all the computers in the OU I applied the policy to?
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I pushed out Communicator 07 using AD and Group Policy - How do i verfiy that the software got installed on all the computers in the OU I applied the policy to?

Verify Software installed on PC after pushing it out with Group policy

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