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Performing quick software deliveries
Creating a Quick Delivery task with the Quick Delivery wizard
Creating a Quick Delivery task with the Quick Delivery
wizard
Warning: When a Quick Delivery task runs automatically, you can recall, stop, or
disable it only if the task needs to wait for a maintenance window.
The advantages of using the Quick Delivery wizard are as follows:
It speeds the task creation.
It does not let non-administrators change the delivery settings.
In most cases, it is important to prevent non-administrators from changing
the delivery settings when they deliver software.
It sets the task to run as soon as possible.
When you create a Quick Delivery task without the wizard, it does not run
automatically. You must run it or schedule it.
See
"Creating a Quick Delivery task with the Quick Delivery wizard"
See
"About quick delivery of a single software resource"
A Quick Delivery task lets you deliver software without the need to know which
package to select or how to create the command line. Creating a Quick Delivery
task is the first step in performing a quick delivery of a single software resource.
The Quick Delivery wizard is the fastest and easiest way to create and run a Quick
Delivery task with minimum configuration.
See
"Performing a quick delivery of a single software resource"
See
"About the Quick Delivery wizard"
The software that you deliver in this way must be defined as a deliverable software
resource in the Software Catalog.
When you run the Quick Delivery wizard from the Software Catalog view, it
populates the most default information. However, you can run the Quick Delivery
wizard from other areas of the Symantec Management Console. Your point of
entry into the Quick Delivery wizard determines the amount of default
information that is populated.
If you need to change the task s default settings or run the task on a specific
schedule, create the task without the Quick Delivery wizard.
See
"Creating a task in Software Management Solution"
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