Ability to push .msi installations to endpoints.
This is a standard feature with other RMM's -
ability to push 3rd party .MSI installation to endpoints. for example - push a VPN agent .msi installation package to group of endpoints or a specific end point.
Thanks!
Elad Yagur
shared this idea
Hey!
I'm from Atera team and I'm glad to share that we started working on this idea you voted for.
I would be happy to meet for a few minutes so I could learn what will make your job easier with this feature.
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Jonasz Badas
commented
I'm pretty sure you can upload files that are bigger than 20mb via the scripts section in Atera. I'm pretty sure we've had a 400mb file at some point.
Anyway, this might help some people install .msi files. There's is a CMD CURL command that allows you to download a file via CMD (or simply transfer some data from a server). The below command was used to install Screaming Frog (now available via Chocolatey):
:: Download the setup file.
curl -o setup.exe "https://download.screamingfrog.co.uk/products/seo-spider/ScreamingFrogSEOSpider-16.7.exe":: Run the setup file silently.
.\setup.exe /S:: Remove installation file once done.
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XCloud Support
commented
yes required but there should be secured way like chocolaty to upload your own msi and that will scan for threats with waiting time at least 5 hours so that we can prevent ransomware attacks in case credentials or system get compromised
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michael highland
commented
I agree. I would like to push out third party software that are not in Chocolatey to clients without the need to configure scripts. I would like a repository that resides in Atera of software I want to push and be able to select it and deploy it. At least 200MB of storage. This is what I originally wanted Atera for, but disappointed in the 20mb limit.
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Ganesh Kripapuri
commented
This would be invaluable, especially for installing industry-specific applications that are not in Chocolatey or other publicly available repos.
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Benny Goinar
commented
You can already push .msi to clients using upload script option. However there's a 20mb limit which is pretty useless.
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joe krause
commented
Yes, I need to install Brother printer drivers, Dymo printer drivers, etc, that are not in public Chocolatey.