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upgrade sapgui 6.20 -> 6.20 without interaction user

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Hi !!!

We need to upgrade of sapgui version of 6.20 to 6.40. almost 1000 pc ( distribute in different places in the country ) , we don´t have a software distribution solution, we want to upgrade without user interaction, is it possible ? or maybe we need to upgrade one by one ?

The operating system is windows XP in the PC's.

Thanks a lot !!

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Former Member
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Hi Carlos,

Create a batch file to upgrade the 6.20 to 6.40. Dump SAP GUI 6.40 Installation in common accessable path which should be available to all users. Run the batch file when user logon to the domain. all users should be in domain.

All the users should have Administrative rights to install SAPGUI 6.40.

Reward points if helpful.

Regards

Ganesh

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Hi Ganesh

Thanks for your feedback, so, meavy I need to know more about our infraestructure, we have a diferent location for our PC, the company is in the all country ( mexico ) , for this we have a litte band with in the network.

I think your recomendation is best for me, but, have you have the script for the installation?? I don´t know much about de windows system.

Thanks in advantage.

Carlos Espinosa

Former Member
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Hi Carlos,

Please contact your windows team to do the same. All the user should be domain users and should have access to installation dump.

Here i am giving some steps by which you can try at your end.

A logon script can be assigned to all users within a domain using Group Policy. Once you have placed the logon script in the %systemroot% \ SYSVOL \ sysvol \ [Domain Name] \ Policies \ [GUID] \ User \ Scripts \ Logon directory, you can edit the default domain policy as outlined below.

Click Start, point to Administrative Tools, and select Active Directory Users and Computers.

Right click your domain and select Properties.

Select Open from the Group Policy tab.

Double click the Default Domain Policy.

Right click the Default Domain Policy and select Edit.

Expand User Configuration | Windows Settings | Scripts (Logon/Logoff).

Double click Logon.

Click the Add button.

Type in the name of the script and Click OK.

Click OK.

or else....

http://www.windowsnetworking.com/articles_tutorials/nt4lgscr.html

Reward points if helpful.

Regards

Ganesh

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