Other Actions

The Other Actions menu has the following options:

Control with RDC

Select a single computers and select Control with RDC.

Remote Launch

You can remotely launch executable files on managed workstations.

Complete the following files to remotely launch files:

1.	Select one or more workstations from the Workstation pane.

2.	Right-click and select Actions > Remote Launch. The Remote Launch dialog is displayed.

3.	Browse to select the file path or specify the file path.

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Filename and Path - specify the filename and path where the file is available on the target computer. Alternatively, you can browse to select the executable. File types supported are .exe (executables) and .msi (MSI installers). MSI installers are run in install mode by default. For example, if the executable MyApplication.exe is available at C:/AppFolder, specify C:/AppFolder/MyApplication.

4.	Specify the Command Line Parameters with environment variables (optional):

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Arguments - specify the arguments that you want to apply with this executable. For example, if the executable is run from the command prompt with the command C:\AppFolder\MyApplication -o logFile.log, specify -o logFile.log for arguments. For .msi files, specify the arguments that you would normally specify when launching a .msi file with MSIEXEC. If you do not specify any argument for a .msi file, Deep Freeze will automatically append "/i" (install). Deep Freeze also replaces any display options with /qn, (quiet, no UI).

5.

Click OK.

The file is remotely launched on the selected workstations.

 

Push and Launch

You can push and launch files on managed workstations.

Complete the following files to push and launch files on managed workstations:

1.	Select one or more workstations.

2.	Right-click and select Actions > Push and Launch. The Push and Launch dialog is displayed.

3.	Browse to select the file path or specify the file path.

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Filename and Path - specify the filename and path where the file is available on the console computer. Alternatively, you can browse to select the executable. File types supported are .exe (executables) and .msi (MSI installers). MSI files are run in install mode by default. For example, if the executable MyApplication.exe is available at C:/AppFolder, specify C:/AppFolder/MyApplication.

4.	Specify the Command Line Parameters with environment variables (optional):

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Arguments - specify the arguments that you want to apply with this executable. For example, if the executable is run from the command prompt with the command C:\AppFolder\MyApplication -o logFile.log, specify -o logFile.log for arguments. For .msi files, specify the arguments that you would normally specify when launching a .msi file with MSIEXEC. If you do not specify any argument for a .msi file, Deep Freeze will automatically append "/i" (install). Deep Freeze also replaces any display options with /qn, (quiet, no UI).

5.

Click OK.

The file is pushed to the selected workstation and remotely launched on the selected workstations.

 

Format ThawSpace

Deep Freeze On Demand provides the ability to format all the ThawSpaces remotely on managed workstations.

Complete the following steps to format ThawSpaces:

1.	Select one or multiple workstations.

2.	Click Other Actions > Format ThawSpace.

3.	A warning All ThawSpaces will be formatted on the selected computer(s) is displayed.

4.	Select Would you like to proceed? to confirm.

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Click OK.

The Format ThawSpace command deletes all data on ThawSpaces. The data cannot be recovered once it is deleted. Backup important files before formatting the ThawSpace.

 

Delete Computer

Select one or more computers and click Delete Computer. The selected computers are deleted from the list. You will not be able to perform On Demand actions on the computer.

Export List

Click Export List to export the list of computers in .csv format.