Convert executable installers to MSI packages:
Download link : https://www.exemsi.com/downloads/msi_wrapper/MSI_Wrapper_10_0_50_0.msi
Steps for Converting EXE to MSI:
Step 1: Open MSI Wrapper and click on Next.
Step 2: Select Input executable file and MSI output file location then, click on next.
Step 3: Select the Visibility in Apps & features and click on Next.
Step 4: Select the Security and User Context and click on Next.
Step 5: Click on Create New.
Step 6: Change Executable to Manual
Step 7:
Enter the install arguments and click Next.
In the install arguments the entire path of the exe installer that you get in the UI has to be provided. A single MSI has to be generated per company.
Step 8: Then, click on Build
Once build is completed, you will get status as - successfully built an MSI package.
Use Group Policy to remotely install CyberCNS:
Open the Active Directory Users and Computers console.
In the navigation pane, select the container in which you want to store your group. This is typically the Users container under the domain.
Click Action, click New, and then click Group.
In the Group name text box, type the name for your new group.
Double-click the group, select members and add the computers
Create a shared network folder where you'll put the Windows Installer package (.msi file) that you want to distribute.
Set permissions on the share to allow access to the distribution package.
Copy the MSI in the shared folder.
Open Group Policy Management
Right-click Domain, then select New to create a new GPO
Right-click Group Policy Objects, select Link an Existing GPO and select your GPO
Right-click GPO and select Edit
Right click on Software installation and select New.
In the New folder, select the Package.
Then, select the cybercnsagent folder and click on open.
Select the deployment method and click on OK.
In the right pane on the bottom, there is a box that says Security Filtering.
Click on and remove the Authenticated Users entry. If you want this program deployed on certain computers, add all of the specific computer names that you want the software to be deployed on.Otherwise, if you want it on all computers, add the group Domain Computers.
Go back up to the YOURDOMAIN folder (in the navigation pane) and right-click it. Click Link an existing GPO. Click your new GPO's name and click OK.
In Remote machine open powershell or command prompt and run the command: gpupdate
The command gpupdate /force /boot will reboot immediately.
Once the above commands run successfully, the pop up message displays as depicted in the below image.
Once the installation is completed successfully, you can check the status of installation in Event Log.
