Ok, this installs the software onto the local machine. How would I just install 7zip onto the server and allow users on the domain to access the server to run it? My network has a powerful server and 5 mini PCs. What I really need to be able to do is any time I sign into any machine, I need that individual users desktop and programs and files to all be available, Not install the locally but accessed from the server. Let's say I have a video editor. When he signs in to a mini p c, I want him to run davinci resolve from the server and stream it over to the mini p c. If the accountant sits at the same computer and signs in, her desktop will have accounting software......Is what i'm asking for possible without simply remoting into a virtual machine?
Do we need a privileged user?, I want to implement a GPO by computer configuration to software install?
Ok, this installs the software onto the local machine. How would I just install 7zip onto the server and allow users on the domain to access the server to run it? My network has a powerful server and 5 mini PCs. What I really need to be able to do is any time I sign into any machine, I need that individual users desktop and programs and files to all be available, Not install the locally but accessed from the server. Let's say I have a video editor. When he signs in to a mini p c, I want him to run davinci resolve from the server and stream it over to the mini p c. If the accountant sits at the same computer and signs in, her desktop will have accounting software......Is what i'm asking for possible without simply remoting into a virtual machine?
Thanks Ed , the user need to go through the control panel programs and run the install, or is an automatic silent installation ?
same question. Why he did that???
it also works by Samba4? What can i do when the software provider does't provide a msi package? Thanks for the vid!
How can I deploy software with license key
how to install non msi files and those installations requires online download?
Can this be done with fonts as well?
What is dc1? the server's name?
I assume it stands for domain controller one. It is a common naming scheme for home labs. Dc1, Dc2, Pc1, Pc2, etc.
thx