Hello,

we are going to reinstall a WAPT server and redeploy the agents on our workstations.

Would you advise me to delete the agents before creating a new GPO, or is reinstalling with the new settings sufficient?

Sincerely,

Edit: I tried both solutions, same result. I think adding `waptsetupurl` is a safety measure; at least we're sure the script will go where we want it to.


It worked—everything's working!
As mentioned in another thread, I added the following to the parameter:
`--hash=

I'm taking inspiration from this thread: viewtopic.php?f=13&t=644&start=10
which I hadn't seen before

, and I'm trying again.

The GPO is applied correctly; I added a system sleep setting, and that worked.
I tried running `wapt deploy` via the command prompt.
The error I get is:
WAPT version:
WAPT required version: 1.3.12.10
trying http://wapt.mairie.mdm/wapt/Packages
Wapt agent local ...

I'm contacting you again because my GPO is still not working, and I'd like to make sure the WAPT part is correct.
I followed the instructions, placing waptdeploy.exe in the right location. I added the hash/checksum using copy-paste, so there shouldn't be any errors there.
I'm using a script...

Thank you

, however, the page is no longer up to date; indeed, the link provided for the checksum is no longer valid (I am using version 1.3.12.12).

Hello,

after performing tests by manually installing WaptAgent on the workstations, I now want to move to wider distribution.
My plan was to use the Group Policy Objects (GPOs) on my Windows Server 2008 and go through User Configuration >> Policies >> Software Settings...

Thank you for your responsiveness and for allowing me to move forward on the project.

Hello,
I'm currently doing my final internship and I've been asked to set up WAPT.

However, I'm having some trouble with the wapt-get.ini file. I think I understand the difference between `update` (updating the repository's package list)
and
`upgrade` (updating the packages on the repository)...