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[SOLVED] Forgetting a packet group

Published: February 20, 2019 - 10:06 AM
by skoizer
Hello,
I need a little help. I've searched the documentation and the forum but haven't found anything that could help me.

1 - I created package groups for Win7 and Win10
, but when we migrate PCs, the NetBIOS name remains the same.
The problem is that my new PCs running Win10 keep the Win7 WAPT group.
Even though I try to "forget" the Win7 package in the WAPT console, it always reappears.
How can I forget the Windows 7 package? :)

2 - I have many packages with no name but letters and numbers: CC94E880-5212-11E8-A6CC-1F134E384B00 --> What could be causing this?


.WAPT Server version: 1.5.1.26
•WAPT Agent version: 1.5.1.26
•WAPT Setup version: 1.5.1.26
•WAPT Deploy version: 1.5.1.26
•DB status: OK (1.5.1.23)

Re: Forgetting a packet group

Published: February 20, 2019 - 4:31 PM
by Jonattend
Hello,

1 - Packages intended for machines do not depend on the OS installed on that machine.
If you want the Win7 package to no longer be "seen" by the machine, you must remove it. If it's a package group and this package group is assigned to several machines, you must select the machines (multiple selection from the console via Ctrl + click) then right-click, remove package dependencies....

2 - Packages containing letters are "machine" packages... see the documentation on this subject. You must keep them; they are necessary for WAPT to function correctly.


Cheers!

Re: Forgetting a packet group

Published: February 21, 2019 - 8:59 AM
by skoizer
Thanks Jonattend for these answers

. 1- I wasn't using it correctly. I was going to the right panel and selecting "forget." I should have double-clicked on the machine, then "remove."

2- https://www.wapt.fr/fr/doc/ I can't find that section
Could you tell me where you found it?

Re: Forgetting a packet group

Published: February 21, 2019 - 09:07
by Jonattend
Good morning,

2 -
Host packages

, also known as "machine" packages, are named after the machine's BIOS UUID.

Each client machine will, by default, search for its machine package to determine the list of packages it needs to install (dependencies).

These packages are stored in the directory https://srvwapt.mydomain.lan/wapt-host/
https://www.wapt.fr/fr/doc/wapt-concept ... quets-host
and here: viewtopic.php?t=1044

A+ ;)

[RESLU] Forgetting a packet group

Published: February 21, 2019 - 2:55 PM
by skoizer
THANKS