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I'm just missing one thing to get rid of another tool and use ONLY Wapt!
I don't have Active Directory, so no Group Policy Objects (GPO) to deploy agents remotely.

Currently, I'm using PSExec coupled with EasyDeploy (http://easydeploy.andyamaya.com) for the graphical interface to deploy the agent remotely. So my idea would be:

to have a tab (or something similar) to scan a range or specify an IP address, and then send the agent via PSExec to either a single machine or all machines responding to a ping.

RDP, WOL, PSExec... all at my fingertips in a single tool! Perfect.

Hello Beemoon,

beemoon wrote: ↑Jan 25, 2018 - 11:22 AM I'm just missing one thing to get rid of another tool and use ONLY Wapt!!!
I don't have Active Directory, so no GPO to deploy agents remotely...

Currently, I'm using PSExec coupled with EasyDeploy (http://easydeploy.andyamaya.com ) for the graphical interface to deploy the agent remotely. So my idea would be:

to have a tab (or something similar) to scan a range or specify an IP address, and then send the agent via PSExec either to a single machine or to all machines responding to pings.

RDP, WOL, PSExec... all at my fingertips in a single tool!!! Perfect.

Agent deployment via PSExec was integrated into WAPTServer in earlier versions. This functionality had to be removed in version 1.1 or 1.2. Indeed, on more secure networks, access to IPC$ is blocked, so deployments cannot be made with PSExec, and Active Directory servers are almost always available.

Now that Samba-AD is working perfectly, there's really no reason not to have Active Directory. For your information, at Tranquil IT Systems, we've migrated/merged 200 domains in the last two years. Perhaps yours will be next? Feel free to call the sales department at the office for a quote (02.40.97.57.55).

Denis

Note: Some antivirus programs offer the option to deploy an executable file, such as the Kaspersky agent. We've used this method in the past on networks without Active Directory.