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Version: 8.5.X

Create Registry Deployment

This page enables you to create a new Registry Deployment when planned. To do so,

Click the Create Registry Deployment button on the top-right corner of the list page. The following page appears as shown below.

Create Registry Deployment button

Creating Registry Deployment

Enter the following details:

  • Name: Enter the name of the registry deployment.
  • Install After: Select the future date for installation.
  • Expiry Date: Select the future expiry date.

Registry Templates​

Select the registry templates using the Add Templates link on the top right corner. The templates will be related to the deployment in process. To add more templates, refer to the link Registry Templates.

Add Templates Link

Adding Templates

Target Computers​

Remote Offices​

Select the desired remote office using the Add Remote Offices link on the top-right corner. The Remote Offices will be considered for the deployment as shown below. You can add more Remote Offices for selection, refer to the link Remote Offices.

Add Remote Office Link

Adding Remote Offices

Computers​

Select the desired agents using the Add Computers link on the top right corner. The computers are the agents used in the deployment process and can be multiple as well. You can add more computers for selection, refer to the link End Points Scope.

Add Computers Link

Adding Computers

Configuration Settings​

  • Deployment Policy: Select the policy as per which the deployment should take place. You can also click the View Details link to view its details in a popup.
  • Notify To: Select the technician to whom the email is to be sent about the deployment.
  • Retry Failed Configuration: Enable the parameter and specify the number of times the configuration should be retried in case it is failed. By default, it is disabled.
  • Retry Count: Enter the number of times the deployment should be retried again, in case once failed.

Once all the configurations are done, either click Publish to publish the deployment or click Save As Draft to save it and publish later. If required, you can also click Cancel to stop the registry deployment process. Once published, the status of the registry deployment changes to Ready to Deploy and the Installation Status becomes Yet to Receive. This status changes as and when the installation process moves further.