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UI updates to show more remote agent information
Filtering of remote agents (exclude from deployment)
Not updating the service account
Advanced deployment options
Chain multiple installers
Pre-push msi payloads without install
Pre and post deployment reports
UI Updates
The deploy installer package dialog now includes the following filterable columns:
Current RA, UA, and UB version
Operating system version
.NET version
Pending Reboot State (if the target machine has a pending reboot from another install/update)
Non-standard service account (the remote agent service is not running under the default account)
Filtering
Deployment filtering is a new feature which lets you exclude remote agents from deployments based on certain criteria. Currently supported filters are:
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If you wish to override the exclusion and include the remote agent in the deployment, you can click on the exclusion warning icon. This will ignore the filter and include the remote agent in the deployment. Click again to re-exclude.
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Advanced Deployment
An additional button has been added to the Deploy Installer dialog: ‘Advanced Deploy’. This button is enabled when either a remote agent or updater package is selected. The advanced deployment dialog adds the following functionality:
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Updater B (if selected) is pushed and installed. If install succeeds and Updater B successfully connects to the gateway, the Updater A (if selected) is pushed and installed. If install succeeds and Updater A successfully connects to the gateway, the remote agent package is pushed and installed.
Additional Operations
Flush Plugins: If deploying a remote agent package, you can optionally flush the plugin directory.
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