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Updating the source paths of Windows Installer
applications
Step
Action
Step 1
Configure a policy or create
a task to update the source
paths of Windows Installer
applications.
Step 2
(Optional, task only) Change
the task settings.
See
"Installing the Software Management Solution agent"
See
"About managing Windows Installer applications"
You can update the source paths of Windows Installer applications with resilient
source paths. The updated source paths point to the package servers that you
designate. If an application needs modification or repair, Windows Installer can
access the needed installation file from one of these servers.
You can use a policy or a task to perform resilient source path updates of Windows
Installer applications on managed computers.
See
"About source path updates for Windows Installer applications"
Process for updating source paths for Windows Installer applications
Table 15-4
Description
A Source Path Update policy or task adds resilient source paths to
Windows Installer applications on managed computers.
See
See
You can also create a Source Path Update task from a software resource
in the Software Catalog. If you create the task from a software resource,
you select the computers that the task applies to and the task runs
immediately.
Every task inherits the default settings that control how it runs. You
can override the default settings for a particular task.
See
on page 70.
You cannot change the settings for a Source Path Update policy.
Updating the source paths of Windows Installer applications
"Configuring a Source Path Update policy"
"Creating a task in Software Management Solution"
"Advanced options for tasks in Software Management Solution"
Managing Windows Installer applications
on page 38.
on page 192.
on page 200.
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on page 198.
on page 142.
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