when I have copied the file to folder suggested by me C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local\Cisco\Cisco An圜onnect Secure Mobility Client\preferences.xml and I log in as new user and I open the Client the hostname is filled out and this is OK FOR US when I have copied the file to your suggested to folder C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco An圜onnect Secure Mobility Client\Profile NOTHING CHANGES FOR US
Thank you for your reply, all your knowledge is golden to me! So these are my results: Maybe this can be useful for you.Īnd also may I please ask you to comment if our preferences.xml is ok? What I have done is that I have copied the preferences.xml file to hidden folder on path C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local\Cisco\Cisco An圜onnect Secure Mobility Client\preferences.xml and this way when new user logs into Windows it gets settings copied to user profile from the default one and now when user opens Secure Mobility Client the host name is filled out. When new user logs into Windows and runs the Secure Mobility Client the host name is still empty there. When I applied your suggestion it did not help. We use SCCM to deploy both Secure Mobility Client and Start Before Login Module. Many thanks for the reply! I am glad that you explained that this is not doable from command line but there is a workaround. Here's a basic one that you can customize for use (modify the elements I highlighted in red): However if you are deploying using SCCM or some other centralized deployment tool you can copy an An圜onnect VPN profile (xml file created with the stand alone VPN profile editor or from ASDM) to the hidden (by default in Windows) profiles folder (i.e., C:\ProgramData\Cisco\Cisco An圜onnect Secure Mobility Client\Profile). Thank you for your assistance, and thank you for using AdminStudio.This can't be done as part of the msi install. This might be an issue with one particular configuration, and it may just work on another machine.Īnyway, if you could let us know more about the situation we might be able to shed more light on the problem. Last question would be if you have tried this on more than one machine. Sorry if this is a silly question, but I've forgotten to uninstall the software before trying to repackage something myself.Ĭould you tell me more about how you're repackaging the software? Are you using InstallMonitor or snapshot method (and if snapshot, single or multiple steps)? Can you try it again using another method if you haven't done so already and let me know how that turns out?Īlso, can you tell me more about what's happening when you do try to repackage the software? Errors? Do you get any output files at all? Thank you for your question regarding repackaging Checkpoint's SecureClient software.įirst question would be if you've already got the software installed on your machine.
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