wendigo
February 2nd, 2004, 05:03 PM
Hi,
The old version 1 of Nod32 had a little app available called NetDeploy that would allow you to create install exe's of Nod32 with a whole bunch of setting pre-configured.
This was darn useful because you could just install the thing on a new computer and no other configuration was necessary. With version 2, I have to run through the configuration - skipping the server settings - then configure the control center to point to our local mirror for updates (which admittedly would then configure all the other settings).
While on the topic of installation - Is there some little tool out there I could run from a batch file (say during NT Domain login) that would verify that Nod32 is installed correctly and certain settings are in fact set? Some of our users have a habit of switching AMON off or occassionally uninstalling the software despite whatever empty threats I muster. It would be nice to be able to detect these miscreants before they come back complaining of a virus infection...
Thanks
The old version 1 of Nod32 had a little app available called NetDeploy that would allow you to create install exe's of Nod32 with a whole bunch of setting pre-configured.
This was darn useful because you could just install the thing on a new computer and no other configuration was necessary. With version 2, I have to run through the configuration - skipping the server settings - then configure the control center to point to our local mirror for updates (which admittedly would then configure all the other settings).
While on the topic of installation - Is there some little tool out there I could run from a batch file (say during NT Domain login) that would verify that Nod32 is installed correctly and certain settings are in fact set? Some of our users have a habit of switching AMON off or occassionally uninstalling the software despite whatever empty threats I muster. It would be nice to be able to detect these miscreants before they come back complaining of a virus infection...
Thanks