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This dialog is meant to facilitate your work and to accelerate installation process. If your
access rights are not sufficient for AVG installation on the remote station, you will be asked
to enter a username that has administrator privileges (a username that is member of an
administrator's group). If there is no common administrator account for all stations (with the
same login name and password) you will be asked separately for every station.
This dialog allows you to modify a list of accounts that will be used during remote installation;
this way you will avoid entering multiple credentials. You can add accounts to the list by
clicking the Add button (or delete them using the Remove button).
Export selected stations list - exports selected stations into a .csv file.
Install selected stations - displays Remote Network Installation dialog which will guide you
through the network installation process itself.
Warning: AVG remote installation can be performed only on stations with the supported operating
system installed. See the full list of supported operating systems in the Operating Systems
Supported chapter. Also, you need to know a logon username with administrator privileges.
You may also need to review the Network Requirements chapter.
You can choose basic or advanced remote network installation:
Basic remote network installation - recommended for beginners.
Advanced remote network installation - recommended for advanced users.
Before you begin with the installation of the remote stations, you may want to review the following
chapters:
Recommendations for Components
Network Requirements
Note: This chapter describes the basic setup of Network Installer available from the AVG Admin
Console. If you prefer to configure more details, proceed to the Advanced Remote Network
Installation chapter.
This wizard allows you to remotely install AVG on stations in few easy steps.