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Are there any software packages available (or NT utilities) to create an automatic install for service packs, windows updates, application upgrades, etc... I know this can be done with Win2K and active directory, but I need to be able to do this on several NT4.0 networks.
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by ann777
SMS or Microsoft Systems Management Software will do this. 2.0 works with NT.
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by shmaltz
There is a lot on the microsoft web site just for this, deploying software.
For every software you have there is a way to deploy it without any user input.
Some times you have isntructions with the software itself, look in the menu for Unattended installation.
For windows 2000 there is 3 ways I know of.
RIS, an answer file, and Image.
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by pezzz
The remote install program they use in Win2K is from the the Desktop Management Suite that Veritas puts out. You can get that product for Win NT also.
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