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Hello,

(WAPT Server 1.5.1.23 Debian Stretch 9.4 / Console under W10 / W.Server 2016 for GPOs)

Some workstations don't yet have the WAPT agent installed, and I don't know why.

I chose to deploy via GPO as indicated in the WAPT documentation.
The DeployWAPT command was taken via the WAPT server's web interface, and the script parameters were: "waptdeploy.exe --hash=MyKey... --minversion=1.5.1.23 --wait=15" (which I found in my WAPT server's web interface).

Then, in my GPO, I targeted authenticated users (this is the default) and a group that has access to all PCs.
In the "Delegation" section, I granted edit permissions to the group in question.

It installed on some workstations, but not others...

Do you have any ideas?

Thank you in advance for your answers!

Hello Intra1910,

Intra1910 wrote: ↑June 6, 2018 - 09:33 (WAPT Server 1.5.1.23 Debian Stretch 9.4 / Console under W10 / W.Server 2016 for GPOs)

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Intra1910 wrote: ↑June 6, 2018 - 9:33 AM Some computers don't yet have the WAPT agent installed, and I don't know why.

One problem we occasionally encounter is having Windows workstations with crashed GPO clients. You would need to run `gpupdate /force` in an elevated cmd.exe command prompt to see what it says.

Another fairly common problem with laptops is that the network connection is never available when the computer starts up. If the only installation GPO is a startup GPO, it will never run. In this case, you also need to create a scheduled installation GPO.

Intra1910 wrote: ↑June 6, 2018 - 9:33 AM I chose to deploy via GPO as indicated in the WAPT documentation.
The DeployWAPT command was run through the WAPT server's web interface, and the script parameters were: "waptdeploy.exe --hash=MyKey... --minversion=1.5.1.23 --wait=15" (which I found in my WAPT server's web interface).

Then, in my GPO, I targeted authenticated users (this is the default) and a group that has access to all PCs.
In the "Delegation" section, I granted edit permissions to this group.

There are no delegations required per se. For targeting, a machine GPO will only apply to machine accounts. Targeting is only necessary if you have servers that you want to exclude from this GPO.

Sincerely,

Denis

Okay, thank you for your reply!