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Hello,

We've organized our infrastructure using dummy OUs, grouping machines by country.
Within each OU, we have several different operating systems (including macOS and Windows).

Depending on the system, the packages to install vary (different antivirus programs, password managers, dedicated software, etc.).
For each OU, we've listed all the packages to be deployed, regardless of the system.

Currently, we're encountering the following issue: when the OU package is deployed on a system, for example, a Mac, the installation fails with the error "Missing dependencies," specifying the list of packages that only exist for other systems, such as Windows.

Do you know how to handle this? Have you encountered this issue in your companies?

Thank you!
Thomas.
[WAPT Enterprise 2.2.3.12463]

On the unit packages, you can define the target OS.
This means that for each OU you will have several unit packages, one with a Windows target OS, another with a Mac target OS

Thank you so much! I hadn't seen the option behind the "View more attributes" box.

Everything works perfectly.

Thomas.