Creating the setup in Push mode

1. Start the setup creation wizard: on the "Project" pane, in the "Generation" group, expand "Setup procedure" and select "Create setup procedure".
2. Select "Setup in local network (LAN) while taking the Push into account" in the setup creation wizard.
3. Generate the setup
4. Perform the reference setup of the network setup (by running Install_Server.exe).
5. At the end of the reference setup, the setup wizard allows you to start "WDAdminExe". This tool is used to performed the setup of the client computers in Push. Check the "Start WDAdminEXE" box to start it.

Deploying in Push on the client computers

1. Start WDAdminExe (see above).
2. Display the "Push" tab of the main window:
   
3. In "List of computers" (1), enter the user name and the password of a Windows account with sufficient rights to enumerate the network computers.Remarks:
   • In an Active Directory, the user name must have one of the following formats: DOMAIN\USER and/or USER@DOMAIN.
   • This account does not have to be an administrator.
   • You have the ability to store the connection information. If this option is used, it is important not to store the password of an administrator.
   • You also have the ability to load a list of computers from a text file. The text file can contain:
     • computer names or IP addresses.
     • Versions 21 and later
       comments in "// Comment" format.
       New in version 21
       comments in "// Comment" format.
       comments in "// Comment" format.
     Each line must contain a name (or IP address) and a comment. For example:
     
     VIB //Vincent's computer
     FP //Florence's computer
4. Click "List the computers" to validate the connection information and to start enumerating the client computers.Caution: depending on the LDAP policies defined in Active Directory, the import can be limited to 1,000 users. In this case, to remove this limitation, it is necessary to modify the LDAP MaxPageSize parameter. See https://support.microsoft.com/kb/315071 for more details.
5. The criteria (2) and the list of groups (3) can be used to filter the computers to display. The list of groups is available on an Active Directory domain only.
6. The table of computers (4) displays:
   • the client computers found,
   • Versions 21 and later
     the comment if text file is found.
     New in version 21
     the comment if text file is found.
     the comment if text file is found.
   • the version number of the application if it is already installed,
   • the result of the previous Push setups.
7. Select the client computers on which the application must be deployed in Push mode.
8. Click "Start the PUSH setup..." to start the setup.
   The window for starting the setup is displayed:
   
9. If several versions of the application are found in the reference setup, select the version that must be deployed in Push (1).
10. The summary (2) displays the list of target computers for the setup. Some computers can be deleted from this list via the popup menu.
11. You can use a Windows account other than the one that was used to enumerate the computers if necessary (3).
12. You can program the Push setup so that it is performed thereafter (4). This option allows you to automatically update a set of client computers outside the working hours for example.
13. The validation of this window starts the Push setups. The progress can be monitored in the table of computers of the main window of WDADMINEXE.

Services required on the target computers

• File share ("lanmanserver" service)
• Access to the remote registry ("RemoteRegistry" service)

Services required on the computer that performs the Push setup