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thanks for the push to get going with this. &nbsp;Don't know I couldn't find it.
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thanks for the push to get going with this.  Don't know I couldn't find it.

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I tried finding these things on the storagecraft website. &nbsp;Can't find them. &nbsp;Want to some point and help point me in the right direction with advice and info?<br />
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Need to install SP 5 on 15 machines on a domain. &nbsp;I could likely script the install, but I don't mind running it manually on each machine (I'll feel better with my OCD if I see it install manually).<br />
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I know in 1 situation, I installed sp on several of &nbsp;the machines as an agent and then admin'd all of them from 1 place? &nbsp;But I forget how I did that / what I ran on the machine?<br />
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And maybe that answer will help with this, but I don't want to have to set the email settings for each of 15 machines - pop, smtp, password, etc. the install is OK, but retyping this on all 15 machines is too tedius even for me. <br />
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any advice on how to roll it out to these machines? <br />
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Thanks!
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I tried finding these things on the storagecraft website.  Can't find them.  Want to some point and help point me in the right direction with advice and info?

Need to install SP 5 on 15 machines on a domain.  I could likely script the install, but I don't mind running it manually on each machine (I'll feel better with my OCD if I see it install manually).

I know in 1 situation, I installed sp on several of  the machines as an agent and then admin'd all of them from 1 place?  But I forget how I did that / what I ran on the machine?

And maybe that answer will help with this, but I don't want to have to set the email settings for each of 15 machines - pop, smtp, password, etc. the install is OK, but retyping this on all 15 machines is too tedius even for me. 

any advice on how to roll it out to these machines? 

Thanks!

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