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by typing '\\NTAS... ' on the Windows search bar.
How can we found the NTASWB01?
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Only one (NTASWB01)
How many servers for apps are there in State Street?
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'edt' folder and the 'PCeng' folder
What are the names of the two folders in which we can drag the executable to make an installation?
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Same way as for VDI's, by typing on the Windows Search or by copying the path in the file explorer.
There's no difference.
If the user has a non-vdi computer, how can we access the global package to retrieve the apps?
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\\NTASWB01\globalpkg$\
What is the core path to find applications? (the part that remains unchanged regardless of the app)
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Support/
Before we do any installation, we need to make sure that the user can have the app. Where can we find if the app requires any special permission/requirement?
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1. .exe
2. .msi 3. .bat
Which file extensions would you look for to perform any of the installation processes?
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Run it as Administrator.
What should we do to make sure that the 'CMD' will perform the installation without giving any permission errors?
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1. Go to the path indicated in the KB to find the executable file or index.
2. Right click while pressing 'shift' and select 'Copy as path' 3. Open the CMD as Administrator 4. Paste the path and hit enter.
Describe in detail the 'copy as path' installation process.
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Open the file explorer and paste the path inside the path bar on the top, and hit enter.
(Link must be sent to the user's Jabber so we can pick it up from his computer)
You can type the path in the Windows search bar to find the app.
Which is another way to find the specified app and how we do it? |
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