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Deploying Integrity Support Packs in Microsoft Windows
Table 2-9 summarizes the deployment scenarios on Windows-based systems and the
utilities to use in each scenario.
Table 2-9: Deployment Scenarios on Windows-Based Systems
Scenario Type of Deployment Deployment Utility Used
1
• User is not familiar with operating system
command line tools or does not need to deploy
from a command line.
• User must deploy on a single local or remote
target system.
• User does not need scripting capabilities.
Remote Deployment Utility
(SETUP.EXE)
2
• User is familiar with operating system
command line tools.
• User must deploy on a single local or remote
target system.
• User needs scripting capabilities.
Remote Deployment Console
Utility (SETUPC.EXE)
3
• User is familiar with operating system
command line tools.
• User must deploy on a few remote target
systems.
• User needs scripting capabilities.
Remote Deployment Console
Utility (SETUPC.EXE)
4
• User is an expert with operating system tools,
including command line scripting.
• User is knowledgeable about HP Systems
Insight Manager.
• User must deploy on a multitude of remote
target systems, all managed by HP Systems
Insight Manager.
Remote Deployment Console
Utility with HP Systems
Insight Manager*
IMPORTANT: When using HP Systems Insight Manager in conjunction with the ISP deployment
utilities, HP recommends deploying to no more than 100 remote target systems with any given
Application Launch task.
*For information on using HP Systems Insight Manager with the Version Control Repository
Manager and the Version Control Agent, refer to the HP Systems Insight Manager Help Guide at:
http://h18013.www1.hp.com/products/servers/management/hpsim/infolibrary.html.
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