Hello,
is there a way to view, from the console, the list of machines on which a package is installed?
Thanks in advance,
Guillaume
[SOLVED] List of machines on which a package is installed
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bkolovljanovic
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- Registration: Apr 20, 2022 - 2:26 p.m.
Hello,
With a valid enterprise license, it is perfectly possible to do this.
From the "Private Repository" tab, in the on-screen options there is a "Show Clients" checkbox, which, once checked, will display the list of workstations in a grid at the bottom of the window.
With a valid enterprise license, it is perfectly possible to do this.
From the "Private Repository" tab, in the on-screen options there is a "Show Clients" checkbox, which, once checked, will display the list of workstations in a grid at the bottom of the window.
