Use a CMD like this:
FOR %%G IN (MACHINE1,MACHINE2,MACHINE3) DO ( copy Agent_Install.EXE \\%%G\C$ psexec \\%%G CMD /C C:\Agent_Install.exe /Quiet )
Run it from a folder containing Agent_Install.exe.
Use a CMD like this:
FOR %%G IN (MACHINE1,MACHINE2,MACHINE3) DO ( copy Agent_Install.EXE \\%%G\C$ psexec \\%%G CMD /C C:\Agent_Install.exe /Quiet )
Run it from a folder containing Agent_Install.exe.
Connectwise bought Labtech, and renamed it Automate. The documentation tree has been moved here:
docs.connectwise.com/ConnectWise_Automate
and documentation for scripting now starts here:
docs.connectwise.com/ConnectWise_Automate/ConnectWise_Automate_Documentation/070/240
If you place a tilde (~) before the command you enter, no space after, your command will be run within Powershell. For instance:
~dir
In an object, under Commands, SystemTools, and then WindowsUpdateSettings, one can set the source of Windows Updates.
Lots of information here:
Found this:
http://support.labtechsoftware.com/component/k2/itemlist/tag/port.html#internet
These are the ports which Labtech needs:
70, 80, 40000-41000 TCP
70-75, 40000-41000 UDP
443 (TCP) is optional depending on implementation.
Here is the info as of this writing: