Hi all,
We got some request and questions about how to enroll multiple computers at once to RMM. I would like to start the topic with initial guidence but feel free to share your thoughts and methodology.
There are multiple ways to perform bulk installations, but let us explain the two most common use cases:
Please be sure to configure the example script according to your path and package name when you configure for your own environment.
Best regards,
Ilker
We got some request and questions about how to enroll multiple computers at once to RMM. I would like to start the topic with initial guidence but feel free to share your thoughts and methodology.
There are multiple ways to perform bulk installations, but let us explain the two most common use cases:
- Deploying through Active Directory with a Group Policy Object Definition:
- First, obtain a side deployment package from the RMM administration console. Please follow the instructions in this guide: https://help.comodo.com/topic-289-1-...onitoring.html . Next, download the MSI to your machine or Active Directory server. All computers enrolled in this step will be enrolled under your chosen company and site that you made when you were creating the MSI link.
- Next, configure a group policy object on your Active Directory Server as described in the following article: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/816102
- Deploying with a script:
- First, obtain a side deployment package from the RMM administration console. Please follow the instructions in this guide: https://help.comodo.com/topic-289-1-...onitoring.html and then download the MSI to your machine. All computers enrolled in this step will be enrolled under your chosen company and site that you made when you were creating the MSI link.
- Once you get the MSI, place it to a shared space or a common path that your other computers can get as well.
- Next, create and push the installation script to all endpoints within a proper path. An example command could be: “msiexec.exe /i “S:\global\packages\rmm-agent-x86_s3Cxxxxx.msi” /quiet”. Please be sure to configure the example script according to your path and package name when you configure for your own environment.
Please be sure to configure the example script according to your path and package name when you configure for your own environment.
Best regards,
Ilker
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