We are needing to install the RSA Authentication Agent to about 500 computers. According to documentation, you can achieve this with Microsoft SMS (although I believe this is deprecreated), command line, or silent install from the msiexec command line.
Is there any documentation on how to deploy this via command line all at once?
Or does it mean that you can deploy via command line, but it must be done one computer at a time?
Thank you
For more information on using the ConfigWizard.exe that Edward Davis mentioned, take a look at the RSA Authentication Agent 7.4 for Microsoft Windows Installation and Administration Guide.
Regards,
Erica
GPO can also be used to push out the agent to domain joined machines. You can either use the software installation policy or you could use GPO to run a script that runs the msiexec command against your custom MSI. You would also have to either copy the MSI as part of the script or store it on a network share.
First you set up the agent the way you want it, on one system...the run configuration wizard to wrap up these settings and create a version of the agent installer that will be deployed to multiple systems. Next you can use Microsoft Systems Management Server (SMS/SCCM), the command line, or a logon script to install the installation package created by configwizard.exe.
Today of course SMS really means SCCM but SCCM does the same thing here... which is Software Distribution..