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  • July 2, 2022
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Hi all,

 

Is it feasible to have individual policies that install cached installation files of programs that then will be queued off and installed via a global policy that checks in to install all cached policies on devices?

Currently, I run two policies per installation package. One policy will install a cached version of the package onto the target machine. The second policy will simply install the cached package from the previously run policy, in files and processes I've configured a terminal callout to that previous one as well.

I'm hoping for the following:

For example, if I create a single policy that just installed the cached installer for a program then another maintenance policy would run which would trigger the install for all these programs.

Is this possible? I'd like to do this on a monthly cadence.

Best answer by adefallo

Me again! Just pasting my response from the MacAdmin slack forum: 

You can create a policy under "Maintenance" and check the box that says to install all cached policie

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    • July 2, 2022

    Me again! Just pasting my response from the MacAdmin slack forum: 

    You can create a policy under "Maintenance" and check the box that says to install all cached policie

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    • July 11, 2022

    As an update: This does work as intended. A few things in my own environment are cluttering it up to a totally clean deployment. Otherwise, now the fun part which is to define the cadence of everything.

     

     

    Highly recommend this github:

    https://github.com/pbowden-msft/Payloads

    Super valuable to this process and deployment (if your specifically deploying Office 365)

     


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