I'm new to SCCM, only been working with the beast for 3 months full time and, following Windows-noob guides, I've been able to get the infrastructure running pretty fine.
Right now, I have to deploy a bunch of msi packages that require both local admin rights to be installed and network access to a UNC path. I know it's not a good way of a msi but that's not in my hands at the moment.
My problem is that if I choose to deploy the package for the system, it will fail to access the network share. If I try to install the package as the logged in user, I lack the required admin rights.
Is there any way to specify a different user account for a deployment?
Right now I'm trying to use psexec in the install program command of the Application deployment Type but I'm still blocking.
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Hi all,
I'm new to SCCM, only been working with the beast for 3 months full time and, following Windows-noob guides, I've been able to get the infrastructure running pretty fine.
Right now, I have to deploy a bunch of msi packages that require both local admin rights to be installed and network access to a UNC path. I know it's not a good way of a msi but that's not in my hands at the moment.
My problem is that if I choose to deploy the package for the system, it will fail to access the network share. If I try to install the package as the logged in user, I lack the required admin rights.
Is there any way to specify a different user account for a deployment?
Right now I'm trying to use psexec in the install program command of the Application deployment Type but I'm still blocking.
Anyone here who fought a similar issue?
Thanks for your help,
Fed
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