Autodesk 22906-010000-9325 Network Guide - Page 64
Assign a Deployment Using Group Policies, Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Group Policies
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Assign a Deployment Using Group Policies Assign a deployment that was created during the deployment process by the Deployment wizard to a computer. Assigning a deployment to a computer installs the program the next time the computer is restarted. A deployment that is assigned to a computer can be used by any user of that computer. Generally, you should assign the program to a computer if the computer is used by a large number of users. NOTE Autodesk products are designed to be installed on a computer so that any user who logs on to the computer can run the software. If you attempt to assign this program for a specific user rather than a computer, you may encounter problems when a second specified user tries to install or uninstall a copy of the program. Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Group Policies The following table outlines the advantages and disadvantages of using group policies. Advantages and disadvantages of group policies Advantage Disadvantage ■ Works well with the deployment functionality of the Deployment wizard. ■ Cannot pass command-line parameters to MSI executable. The solution is to use scripts. ■ Easy to add custom files through the deployment functionality of the Deployment wizard. ■ Deployed to workstation. ■ Cannot customize application settings other than what is set while creating a deployment with the Deployment wizard. ■ Simple to implement. Distribute a Deployment Through Group Policies There are three main steps to distributing this program through group policies. 58 | Appendix B Use Group Policies to Install a Deployment