Katie Sorenson
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Give the Sleep Step a try. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqbYGlHXCCA The deployment will pause at the sleep step for however much time you specify and then resume the subsequent steps.
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That's an item appearance option you can set. If you right-click a collection and select View > Item Appearance (or highlight the collection and hit Ctrl Shift F2) you can toggle 'Display as Sectio...
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It resolves to the same IP as library.pdq.com does, according to the all-knowing nslookup -- Non-authoritative answer: Name: waws-prod-bay-023.cloudapp.net Address: 104.45.226.98 Aliases: libr...
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That would be Deploy checking into a resource on our Azure infrastructure. It's most likely looking for for new or downloading packages, since that's the bulk of what Deploy cares about. The sites ...
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The same logic applies here as well. A cumulative update does NOT perform a feature upgrade, which it sounds like you're trying to do. The 1803 cumulative update will only install all the security ...
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Hi there! It sounds like you're talking about feature upgrades rather than cumulative updates. Feature upgrades are moving from one build of Windows 10 to another, whereas cumulative update apply s...
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Customer builds (which is what we've got for you if you hit us up at support@pdq.com) actually contain fixes from development specifically for customer-reported bugs that are slated for the next of...
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Oftentimes, you need to pre-install those prerequisites before attempting a silent installation. Some installers don't handle such a situation with grace and poise (like we'd want them to). When do...
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@Joe - Did you create a collection after creating your scan profile? Scan profiles gather information in order to build collections, and Deploy will see the collections but not the scan profiles t...
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@John, You'll want to save each one as an XML file and then import (File > Import) those files into Deploy or Inventory. Some of those are packages and some are collections. You'll want to look at ...