11-16-2011 07:55 AM - edited 03-14-2019 08:54 AM
Hello -
Tonight we are upgrading from UCCX 8.5 SU1 to 8.5 SU2 which will prompt a CAD upgrade. Our agents are not local administrators. The last time we did this, we made those users in a security group that was a domain admin and it worked. At that time, we had Windows XP. Now with Windows 7, we are having issue pushing down that package with SMS.
Can we instead, log on as the CAD user and start the CAD (right click) with the "run as" and provide admin credentials? Will it install correctly?
I need to know that this will work for sure, not just "it should". I know that it should, but software installation can be tricky.
Thanks in advance.
/alan
11-16-2011 11:30 AM
Hi Alan
It's no different to any other app. If you can 'run as' the installation for any product that requires admin rights and get results then you can do so with this. It's just an MSI.
Aaron
11-16-2011 12:45 PM
Thanks Aaron! We will be doing it tomorrow morning.
11-16-2011 12:55 PM
Ok - a couple of other thoughts though - if you don't see the 'run as' option in teh context menu, you might have to use the CLI variant:
runas /user:domain\user "msiexec /i C:\CAD Clients Service Release.msi"
In fact, make sure that you download the 'service pack', not just the base MSI.. it's the service release MSI at this URL:
http://X.X.X.X:6293/TUP/CAD/CAD Clients Service Release.msi
Regards
Aaron
11-16-2011 01:00 PM
Aaron -
As this is the update, not a fresh install we won't be running the MSI (though good catch on the run as. We "run as" the command prompt and install the MSI that way.
This should just be running the agent and it will check to see if there is an update.
After I posted this, I opened up a TAC case and the engineer set it up in the lab and it worked.
We have 10 agents to do between 7:00 and 7:30 tomorrow morning so I want this to go smoothly.
Thanks again
/alan
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