Deploying Adobe Reader with Group Policy

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  • Опубликовано: 26 окт 2024

Комментарии • 10

  • @TheStevenWhiting
    @TheStevenWhiting 6 лет назад +5

    Good guide and works for Adobe Reader DC but you don't explain what the commands do and as it's a video is there really a need to read out exactly what you're typing?

    • @dasoultube
      @dasoultube 4 года назад

      I can kind of understand, but it is true, doesn't explain why he does what he does and the difference with .EXE GPO (Permissons not requiered forr MSI maybe?)

  • @PeterKristl
    @PeterKristl 4 года назад

    5.18 - When did we do that?? 5.30 and this...? I got playlist from ServerAcademy. It's apparently incomplete. Sad.

  • @supersixty41
    @supersixty41 3 года назад

    Will this work when clients are using outdated versions of Adobe Reader? Or are there additional/different steps that have to be taken?

  • @xammocoloniax
    @xammocoloniax 6 лет назад

    Love this!

  • @TheCruiseTravelers
    @TheCruiseTravelers 5 лет назад

    Great video.. thank you

  • @troyeberhard2086
    @troyeberhard2086 3 года назад

    How do you move the files from physical PC to virtual? It isn't really explained. All a sudden, you can just move them via drag and drop or is there more to it?

    • @ServerAcademy
      @ServerAcademy  3 года назад

      VirtualBox allows you to drag and drop. You can also do clipboard copy / paste.

    • @troyeberhard2086
      @troyeberhard2086 3 года назад

      @@ServerAcademy Yeah cool. Got that all sorted. When you CD the path, is that on the server machine on Virtual Box or on the host computer. I am having issues creating a shared network path and I am thinking this is why I can't deploy via group policy to the client machine from the server. Sorry, bit of a novice here. But I am almost there

  • @cssman6235
    @cssman6235 Год назад

    we expect you to explain the general rule of how you find the commands, but just to read a cmd and feel that you are very smart, does not impress us. we are sure that someone else explained it to you or you read about it somewhere so you understand how to use the commands. that is a stupid American way of explaining