HOWTO: How to install the Zetafax client using group policy
ZTN1336
ID: ZTN1336
This Zetafax technical note applies to:
- Zetafax client Version 9 and later
Summary
This technical note details the process to install the Zetafax client using group policy in a Windows 2000/2003 active directory domain.
More information
Note: this technical note assumes the following:
- Zetafax server has been installed and configured on a machine within your network.
- The Zetafax server folder has been shared out using the Share wizard in Zetafax server configuration.
- Zetafax client has been correctly installed on the Zetafax server system.
To role out the Zetafax Client into your AD domain. Follow these steps.
- Start up "Active Directory Users and Computers" on a system within your network (this is normal found on a Domain controller system and you need to login with Domain administrator privileges).
- Right click domain, and select properties then click on the Group Policy tab.
- Select "default domain policy" and click "edit".
- Browse to Computer configuration/Administrative templates/windows components/ windows installer
- Double click " Always install with elevated privileges" and set it to enabled.
- Browse to User configuration/Administrative templates/windows components/ windows installer
- Double click " Always install with elevated privileges" and set it to enabled.
- Browse to Computer configuration/Software Settings/Software installations.
- click on Action, New, Package...
- Browse to the DEFAULT.MSI file in the Zetafax\system folder then click ok (NOTE: you must browse to it as a valid network path that can be resolved by all client Systems.)
- Select assigned then Click OK.
- Right click the Zetafax client package you have just created and select properties.
- Click on the deployment tab and verify that the " install this application at logon is checked.
- The Zetafax client will now be installed once the client system has been rebooted.
References
ZNT1337 HOWTO Install the Zetafax Outlook Extensions using group policy
Last updated: 02 November 2005 (LD/EB)
Date Published: 17 March 2004 (SV/DH)