MailStore Client Deployment - Revision history

Ltalaschus: /* Uninstalling */

2022-06-28T11:36:50Z

Uninstalling

Ltalaschus: /* Uninstalling */

2022-06-28T11:36:15Z

Uninstalling

Dweuthen: /* Configuration */

2020-07-15T14:16:26Z

Configuration

Dweuthen: /* Configuration */

2020-07-15T14:15:54Z

Configuration

Dweuthen: /* Updating */

2020-07-15T14:02:06Z

Updating

Dweuthen: /* Installation */

2020-06-22T14:54:23Z

Installation

Dweuthen: /* Installation */

2020-06-22T14:49:43Z

Installation

Admin at 19:55, 30 June 2014

2014-06-30T19:55:32Z

Admin at 18:21, 30 June 2014

2014-06-30T18:21:34Z

Dweuthen at 17:08, 25 June 2014

2014-06-25T17:08:09Z

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 == Uninstalling ==
-{{GPO Uninstalling|Client|Client}}
+{{GPO Uninstalling|Client}}
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 [[en:MailStore Client Deployment]]

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 == Uninstalling ==
-{{GPO Uninstalling|2012R2|Client}}
+{{GPO Uninstalling|Client|Client}}
 [[de:MailStore Client Deployment]]
 [[en:MailStore Client Deployment]]

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 {{GPO Templates|2019|Client}}
-{{GPO Configuration|2012R2|Client}}
+{{GPO Configuration|2019|Client}}
 == Uninstalling ==

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 == Configuration ==
-{{GPO Templates|2012R2|Client}}
+{{GPO Templates|2019|Client}}
 {{GPO Configuration|2012R2|Client}}

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 The MailStore Client MSI installs basically only a loader that actually loads the latest MailStore Client components from the MailStore Server. In case this loader needs to be updated itself, group policies can do the update automatically on the MailStore user computers. To edit an existing ''MailStore Client Deployment'' group policy so that an automatic update of the clients can be performed, please proceed as follows:
-{{GPO Update|2012R2|Client}}
+{{GPO Update|2019|Client}}
 The MailStore Client loader will be updated upon the next login of the users on their Windows workstations.

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 {{GPO Installation|Client}}
-{{GPO Distribution|2012R2|Client}}
+{{GPO Distribution|2019|Client}}
 <div class="msnote">'''Please note:''' To avoid problems when installing software using group policies, the following settings should be applied via group policy for computer objects which represent the Windows clients of MailStore users:

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 == Installation ==
-{{GPO Installation|MailStore Client}}
+{{GPO Installation|Client}}
 {{GPO Distribution|2012R2|Client}}
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 * ''Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Logon > Always wait for the network at computer startup and logon''
 </div>
 == Updating ==

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-Using a software distribution system, MailStore Client can be distributed among the users' computers automatically. To be able to do so, the distribution system must be able to execute MailStore Client's setup program without requiring any input or confirmations.
+{{GPO Preamble|Client}}
-== Using Group Policies ==
+== Installation ==
-=== Installation ===
+{{GPO Installation|MailStore Client}}
-Example: Setting up distribution in Windows Server 2003
+{{GPO Distribution|2012R2|Client}}
-* The MailStore Client MSI setup file is bundled with the MailStore Server installation. You can either find it via the link on your desktop ''Install MailStore Client on other Computers'' or in the Setup-<version> subfolder of your MailStore Server program folder.
+<div class="msnote">'''Please note:''' To avoid problems when installing software using group policies, the following settings should be applied via group policy for computer objects which represent the Windows clients of MailStore users:
-* Copy the MailStore Client MSI setup file in a directory on the server that is released and accessible to all users of the domain.
+* ''Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Scripts > Run logon scripts synchronously''
-* Open the Group Policy Management Console. If this is not available, download the installation routine under http://www.mailstore.com/?gpmc.
+* ''Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Logon > Always wait for the network at computer startup and logon''
-* Install the console.
+</div>
-=== Updating ===
 With group policies, the MailStore Client software on the user machines can be updated automatically. This becomes necessary if MailStore Server is updated because the server can only be accessed by clients with the same software version. To edit an existing MailStore deployment group policy so that an automatic update of the clients can be performed, please proceed as follows:

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 Using a software distribution system, MailStore Client can be distributed among the users' computers automatically. To be able to do so, the distribution system must be able to execute MailStore Client's setup program without requiring any input or confirmations.
-= Using Group Policies =
+== Using Group Policies ==
-== Installation ==
+=== Installation ===
 In addition to being installed manually, MailStore Client can also be distributed to all user computers using Active Directory. Once the distribution process is set up successfully, MailStore Client will be installed automatically when the user logs on. This process runs in the background and requires no action on part of the user. Immediately after the distribution, the user can start and use MailStore Client as usual. A shortcut icon on the desktop is created automatically.
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 * The group policy is now available and becomes active the next time users log on to the Windows client.
-== Updating ==
+=== Updating ===
 With group policies, the MailStore Client software on the user machines can be updated automatically. This becomes necessary if MailStore Server is updated because the server can only be accessed by clients with the same software version. To edit an existing MailStore deployment group policy so that an automatic update of the clients can be performed, please proceed as follows:
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 * Activate ''Configuration/Administrative Templates/System/Logon\Always wait for the network at computer startup and logon''
-== Configuration ==
+=== Configuration ===
 {{:Installation_of_Group_Policy_Template}}
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 *: In case AutoLogon is enabled, you should also tell the MailStore Client to which server it should connect. The format can either be the hostname or an IP-Address. If MailStore Server is listening on other that the default ports, it is required to add the port information to the hostname or IP-Address in the format '':port''.
-== Uninstalling ==
+=== Uninstalling ===
-===Group Policy distributed installations===
+==== Group Policy distributed installations ====
 Just like the distribution, the uninstalling of the software packages can be done using group policies. Please proceed as follows:
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 * The software will be uninstalled the next time the user logs on to the server.
-===Manually or not via GPO distributed installations===
+==== Manually or not via GPO distributed installations ====
 For un-installing a MailStore Client application that was not deployed via Group policy, please follow the steps below:
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 Now you can create a new GPO for deploying the new MailStore Client MSI. For further information please take a look at MailStore Client Deployment - Installation.
-= Without using Group Policies =
+== Without using Group Policies ==
 Please refer to [http://technet.microsoft.com/library/cc759262(WS.10).aspx this Microsoft's TechNet article] to find more information about the Windows installer and msiexec's command line parameters.
 [[de:MailStore Client Deployment]]