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Nathan Borup (HeedfulCrayon)

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Latest activity by Nathan Borup (HeedfulCrayon)
  • Nathan Borup (HeedfulCrayon) commented,
    1. Community
    2. PDQ Deploy
    3. Tableau 9.3 Silent install and license Activation

    As far as I know, there isn't a way to "Upgrade".  I basically use a powershell script that looks for and uninstalls any previous version.  Then I use my variables to keep track of the current appr...

  • Nathan Borup (HeedfulCrayon) created a post,

    Share Auto Deployments

    1. Community
    2. PDQ Deploy

    We have our auto deployments set up on a blank schedule so that we can push the latest and greatest out for certain applications.  We are moving to a shared deployment and inventory collection, and...

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  • Nathan Borup (HeedfulCrayon) created a post,

    Tableau 9.3 Silent install and license Activation

    1. Community
    2. PDQ Deploy

    Hello Everyone, I am trying to install Tableau silently and activate the license.  I got the installation to work, but the activation process never finishes, it just keeps running until I abort.  H...

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  • Nathan Borup (HeedfulCrayon) commented,
    1. Community
    2. PDQ Deploy
    3. PDQ Deploy Custom Variable - Change in package?

    I am trying to set up USMT to be a little bit easier to use.  Here is what I came up with.  Actually works pretty well now.  I think i have it figured out now

  • Nathan Borup (HeedfulCrayon) created a post,

    PDQ Deploy Custom Variable - Change in package?

    1. Community
    2. PDQ Deploy

    I was curious to see if there was a way that we could change a custom variable in PDQ Deploy during a package deployment. Or a better way to put it would be to override a custom variable in one of ...

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  • Nathan Borup (HeedfulCrayon) commented,
    1. Community
    2. PDQ Deploy
    3. Feature Request - Target variable

    Or even better, create a "New Step" where you can enter a variable that can then be referred to in scripts whether it be command line, or powershell