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WPKG Client - GUI help

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'''WPKG file path (required)'''
 
This is where your wpkg.js is located. You can specify its location in several ways:
\\192.168.1.1\wpkg\scripts\wpkg.js<br/>
W:\folder\wpkg.js
 
'''WPKG parameters'''
 
Parameters you give to wpkg.js. By default, it is:
You shouldn't change it, unless you know what you're doing.
 
'''WPKG path user'''
 
This is the username which will access Script file path. It is recommended that you specify here non-privileged credentials - credentials only needed to access wpkg.js and your installers. Avoid specifying privileged credentials here (domain admins etc.), as they are not needed here.
Examples:
'''WPKG path password'''
 
Password for Script file path.
= WPKG execution context =
 
By default, we start all installers as a SYSTEM user. It is the recommended setting. Whatever you put in here, the user almost certainly needs administrative privileges. If your installation scripts require access to parts of your network other than the location where the wpkg scripts are located, then you may want to put in here a user/password that has read access to those network areas in addition to admin privileges on the workstation.
 '''User'''<br />'''Password'''<br />
Username and password of the user executing WPKG. Must have admin privileges (SYSTEM doesn't need a password).
'''WPKG user interface'''<br/> 
Setting "Show" in "Script user interface" is only needed if you want to see the installers working in the foreground - it's good for debugging.<br/>
When the "Show" option is disabled (default), the installers will execute in the background - recommended for normal usage (normal users shouldn't interact with installers).
 
== Logon settings ==
 
'''Maximum logon delay''' (minutes)
The two messages will display alternately while the user logon is being delayed.
 
== Misc settings ==
'''Execution priority settings'''
 
Here, you can set priority for the service. Default priority (normal) is usually a good choice, but if your workstations are really old, and you don't use logon delay, you may want to choose a lower priority.
'''Stop the service when all actions are done'''
 
If you check this box, the service will stop when everything is executed.

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