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Import it as a new application by following the steps used during the Create Application Wizard section from above. For the command line, use:. Click Add. Select the. Whether you wrapped up your application earlier or added advanced features such as requirements or dependencies, you still need to deploy it to a collection.
For best results, I create two collections. The first collection dynamically adds clients that already have the Configuration Manager Console installed. This ensures that all administrative machines keep the same console version during future System Center updates. Create a new device collection, name it, and specify a limiting collection for example, All Desktop and Server Clients.
Click the Show Query Language button and paste the following:. Create a second device collection. This time, choose a direct rule and filter to a group of computers that need the Console installed on them. For the Configuration Manager Console, I prefer direct deployments instead of deployments based on AD group membership. After adding the computers, create a second collection rule and choose include collections.
Add the first query collection that you created. Your second collection should now include computers manually slated to get the Configuration Manager Console as well as any that later report it was installed. This is very handy for deploying Cumulative Update packages! Right-click your second collection and choose Deploy — Application. Select your Configuration Manager Console application and continue through the wizard.
Once your content has been distributed and clients have seen the new policy, the Configuration Manager Console should start installing! This document explains how to deploy the Zune Desktop Client using System Center Configuration Manager and what options are available for installation.
Step 2: Create the Deployment Package. Step 3: Distribute the Deployment Package. Step 4: Create the Advertisement to Install the software. Step 1: Obtain the Zune Client Software. Step 2: Create the Software Deployment Package. Right click Packages, click New, then Package. On the Data Source page, select 'This package contains source files'.
Click the 'Set TargetDir controls the installation directory. A value of 1 will join the CEIP. Be sure to change the DefaultSiteServerName value to your site server. Finish the Create Application Wizard. You may want to do two additional advanced steps to configure your environment. First, you may wish to restrict the operating system or system architecture that the application can be installed on.
In the installation properties above, I manually specified that the application should install in Program Files x Obviously, I do not want a bit machine to install the Console. Enforcing this is easy. Right-click your newly created application and select Properties. Choose the Deployment Types tab and edit the single deployment listed. Multiple deployment types are used for architecture-based installs or installers across device types.
Under Condition, choose Operating System and then check the allowed operating system values. Although this is outside the scope of this article, you can also configure custom Global conditions. If you begin to use conditions frequently, change their type to a Global Condition to centralize future changes.
The end of this article details how to do this.
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