Open Endpoint Manager > click 'Devices' > 'Device List' > select a target device > Click the 'Install or Manage Packages' button.
Endpoint Manager console lets you remotely install third party applications from MSI packages on Windows devices by specifying the URLs of the packages
You can also specify command line options for the installation and configure reboot options.
Remotely install third-party MSI packages
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Click 'Applications' > 'Endpoint Manager'
Click 'Devices' > 'Device List'
Click the 'Device Management' tab in the top menu
Select a company or a group to view just their devices
Or
Select 'Show all' to view every device in EM
Select your target Windows devices using the check-boxes on the left
Click 'Install or Manage Packages' > 'Install Custom MSI/Packages':
Alternatively, click on the name of the device > select 'Install or Manage Packages' > Install Custom MSI/Packages'
The 'Install Custom MSI/Packages' dialog appears:
MSI/Package URL - enter the location of the installer. Make sure it is from a https site. For example, https://www.hass.de/files/nodes/story/45/npp.6.8.4.installer.msi
Command-line Options - Enter any required installation switches (optional).
You need only enter the command here. E.g. /L or /quiet
Click the 'Read more' link to read more about command-line options.
Choose the reboot option you prefer:
'Force the reboot in...' - restart the end-point a certain period of time after installation. Choice of 5, 10, 15 or 30 minutes
The following message will be displayed on the device:
The device will be restarted automatically when the time period elapses.
'Suppress the reboot' - Do not restart the machine after installation. CCS will only become fully functional after the device is restarted.
'Warn about the reboot and let users postpone it' - Show an alert to the user which advises them that their computer needs to be restarted. You can enter a custom message which is shown to the user:
Maintenance window status - Details of any maintenance windows in the device's profile.
Total number of devices outside of maintenance window - The number of devices that are not part of a maintenance window. The installation can run on these devices.
Number of devices blocked by maintenance windows settings - The number of devices on which you cannot run the installation because the admin has blocked installs outside of maintenance window.
Number of devices warned by maintenance window settings - The number of devices that are part of a maintenance window and have warnings enabled. You can still install on these devices.
Skip devices warned by maintenance windows settings - A maintenance window is a time-slot reserved for running important tasks on target devices. Admins can enable a warning if somebody attempts an installation task outside of the window. This setting will skip those devices which have been added to a maintenance window with warnings enabled.
See this wiki if you want to read more on maintenance windows.
Click 'Install'
An installation command is sent to the device.
You can view the installation progress in the device details interface:
Click 'Devices' > 'Device List'
Click the 'Device Management' tab in the top menu
Select a company or a group to view just their devices
Or
Select 'Show all' to view every device in EM
Click on the name of the device to open its device details interface
Click 'MSI Installation State' tab
Further reading:
How to install Comodo Client Security on Windows, Linux and Mac devices