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3)
Insert an .xml configuration file, which is to be applied to the program, to the same folder. The file should be named cfg.
xml. To create a configuration file, the ESET Configuration Editor can be used. For more information see chapter ESET
Configuration Editor .
4)
Click Start > Programs > Administrative tools > Active Directory Users and Computers.
5)
Right-click the domain name and select Properties > Group Policy > Edit > User Configuration.
6)
Right-click Software Settings and select New > Package.
7)
In the Open window, specify the UNC path to the shared installation package, i.e. \
\computer_name\path\installation_package.msi and click Open. Do not use the Browse option to locate the installation
package, because it will be displayed as a local network path rather than a UNC network path.
8)
In the next dialog window select the Assigned option. Then click OK to close the window.
By following the steps above, the installer package will be installed on each computer that enters the domain. To install
the package to computers which are currently up and running, those users should log out and log back in again.
If you wish to give users the ability to accept or deny the installation of the package, select Publish instead of Assigned in
step 8. The next time the user logs in, the package will be added to Control Panel > Add or Remove programs > Add new
program > Add programs from your network. The package will then be available to users for future installations from
that location.
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