SOLVED How can I deploy applications or programs with SCCM without copying all the files to the client ?

[madogran]

Hi,

I have a questions: How can I deploy applications or programs with SCCM without copying all the files to the computer's client?

Thanks!

 

[Youssef Saad]

I think you can do this with creating a package on SCCM with command line (or batch file), but you need to share the source file on the network.

 

[madogran]

I think you can do this with creating a package on SCCM with command line (or batch file), but you need to share the source file on the network.

Maybe I don´t have explained myself well, sorry. I have serveral distributions point and i want to deploy a batch, but I don´t want that this batch be copied in c:\windows\ccmache\. I want to install the batch from DP, directly ....

Thanks for your answer, Youssef!

 

[Youssef Saad]

Just don't enable the "This package contains source files" option when you create new package, try this and let us know for the result.

 

[Prajwal Desai]

Maybe I don´t have explained myself well, sorry. I have serveral distributions point and i want to deploy a batch, but I don´t want that this batch be copied in c:\windows\ccmache\. I want to install the batch from DP, directly ....

Thanks for your answer, Youssef!

You can achieve this if you have got package. I guess, for application you cannot run it from DP.

 

[madogran]

You can achieve this if you have got package. I guess, for application you cannot run it from DP.

Thanks you very much! I will do it like that.

 

[Edy]

Maybe I don´t have explained myself well, sorry. I have serveral distributions point and i want to deploy a batch, but I don´t want that this batch be copied in c:\windows\ccmache\. I want to install the batch from DP, directly ....

Thanks for your answer, Youssef!

use a batch script and on the script just point your installation file to your shared drive. this way, it will only copy the batch file into ccmcache. This way however will increase your network traffic and load to your file server.

eg. instal.bat
msiexec /i \\fileshare\dp\install.msi