How to update programs remotely to clients computer ?

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I have about 50 users and I do not want to go thru or ask each user to
update office service pack.

How can I setup in my server 2000 that whenever I update in my server, it
automatically update all the users ?

Appreciate if anyone please reply.

Thanks.

 

[Lareman]

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[ilmc]

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news.verizon.net typed:

I have about 50 users and I do not want to go thru or ask each user to
update office service pack.

How can I setup in my server 2000 that whenever I update in my
server, it automatically update all the users ?

Appreciate if anyone please reply.

Thanks.

Login script?

 

[Gazwad]

news.verizon.net wrote:

| I have about 50 users and I do not want to go thru or ask each user to
| update office service pack.
|
| How can I setup in my server 2000 that whenever I update in my
| server, it automatically update all the users ?
|
| Appreciate if anyone please reply.
|
| Thanks.

I agree with Lareman, who called you a dumb **** in his own inimitable
style.

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I have about 50 users and I do not want to go thru or ask each user to
update office service pack.

How can I setup in my server 2000 that whenever I update in my server, it
automatically update all the users ?

Appreciate if anyone please reply.

Thanks.

employ someone who can do your job.
why aren't you using active directory?

 

[Ixtlan]

I have about 50 users and I do not want to go thru or ask each user to
update office service pack.

How can I setup in my server 2000 that whenever I update in my server, it
automatically update all the users ?

You install Linux on your box, and then you install Linux with Windows-theme
on your user's boxes. Type "make install", and your'e all set!

That's it!

Appreciate if anyone please reply.

Your'e welcome!

Ixtlan

 

[Guest]

OK smartass. If Linux is so great, how come I can't get it to print to a
printer located on an Intel NetportExpress Pro print server, or a IO-Gear USB
print server. Those printers work seamlessly with any Windows version from W98
through XP, what's wrong with Linux?

Let me give you a clue, you're wasting your time hawking Linux in Windows groups
until it can at least interface with basic network hardware!