Specifications

package to users. The deployment process creates the files and instructions,
but SCCM must be configured to use these files.
To create a software installation package using SCCM
1 Click Start menu Programs, or All Programs Microsoft System
Center Configuration Manager 2007 ConfigMgr Console.
2 In the Configuration Manager Console window, expand Software
Distribution.
3 Right-click Packages Distribute Software.
4 In the Distribute Software wizard, click Next.
5 In the Package dialog box, select Create a New Package and Program
without a Definition File. Click Next.
6 In the Package Identification dialog box, enter the information for Name,
Version, Publisher, Language and any comments. Click Next.
7 In the Source Files dialog box, make selections for where SCCM retrieves
the files and how it manages them. Select Always Obtain Files from a
Source Directory. Click Next.
8 In the Source Directory dialog box, specify the location of the source
directory. Click Next.
9 In the Distribution Points dialog box, select the distribution point(s).
This is the location from which the software package will be deployed
to the target computers. Click Next.
10 In the Program Identification dialog box, enter the name of your
program. This is the name that displays in Add or Remove Programs in
the Control Panel. In the Command Line field, enter
AdminImage\setup.exe /W /Q /I AdminImage\<deployment
name>.ini /Lang en-US. For example, if your deployment is named
"Adsk-2012", you would enter AdminImage\setup.exe /W /Q /I
AdminImage\Adsk-2012.ini /Lang en-US. Click Next.
NOTE This example assumes the language pack you wish to install is US
English. /W is the flag for SMS and SCCM, /Q is the silent install, /I indicates
this is a deployment installation.
11 In the Program Properties dialog box, Program Can Run drop-down list,
select how you want your program to install. Your choices are
Only When a User is Logged On
Whether or Not a User is Logged On
Only When No User is Logged On
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