How to Create an Administrative Installation Point for Installing Entrust Security Provider for Windows
An administrative installation point is a method of installing software to multiple computers on a network using Microsoft's install engine. This is advantageous to Administrators of a large group of users. It allows the administrator to...
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Picture 1 of How to Create an Administrative Installation Point for Installing Entrust Security Provider for Windows Un-pack/Unzip the software package that is going to be installed -
Picture 2 of How to Create an Administrative Installation Point for Installing Entrust Security Provider for Windows Right Click the Zip package and choose 'Extract All...' -
Picture 3 of How to Create an Administrative Installation Point for Installing Entrust Security Provider for Windows Extract the installation files to c:Entrust -
Picture 4 of How to Create an Administrative Installation Point for Installing Entrust Security Provider for Windows Locate the main installation file eespwin32.msi -
Picture 5 of How to Create an Administrative Installation Point for Installing Entrust Security Provider for Windows Click Start -> Run -
Picture 6 of How to Create an Administrative Installation Point for Installing Entrust Security Provider for Windows Type 'CMD' without the quotes in the Open field, and click OK. This will bring up a command prompt. -
Picture 7 of How to Create an Administrative Installation Point for Installing Entrust Security Provider for Windows Select the command prompt window. -
Picture 8 of How to Create an Administrative Installation Point for Installing Entrust Security Provider for Windows Use 'cd' command to change directory to c:Entrust by typing "cdEntrust" -
Picture 9 of How to Create an Administrative Installation Point for Installing Entrust Security Provider for Windows Type Msiexec.exe /a 'c:Entrusteespwin32.msi' -
Picture 10 of How to Create an Administrative Installation Point for Installing Entrust Security Provider for Windows Follow the prompts to create the install point based on the documentation for your software. -
Picture 11 of How to Create an Administrative Installation Point for Installing Entrust Security Provider for Windows When Prompted for what folder to create the installation point, type in c:eespwin9 -
Picture 12 of How to Create an Administrative Installation Point for Installing Entrust Security Provider for Windows Finish the installation process -
Picture 13 of How to Create an Administrative Installation Point for Installing Entrust Security Provider for Windows Verify the administrative install point exists by navigating to the location you specified in step 6
Update 04 March 2020
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