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Automating License Replacement

Posted: Mon May 21, 2018 8:33 pm
by Trogdor
Hi There I'm trying to update the license we currently have in place.

I've tried several methods to install the new license, and each one works when run locally. However, as soon as I attempt to test it through our management system, KACE, it fails.

Via powershell:

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& $XCVault /addkeys /s $scriptdir\Personal.xcvault
Start-process $XCVault -Argumentlist "/addkeys /s $scriptdir\Personal.xcvault"
& cmd /c $XCVault /addkeys /s $scriptdir\Personal.xcvault
Via CMD:

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"C:\Program Files\Tracker Software\Vault\xcvault.exe /addkeys /s %~dp0\Personal.xcvault"
One thing to add is that I've set KACE to run this as a Domain user with admin rights on the local system, a local user with admin rights, and the system user.

Anyone see any reason why this shouldn't be working? Is there a better method to update our license that I'm not seeing?

Thanks,

Re: Automating License Replacement  SOLVED

Posted: Mon May 21, 2018 9:23 pm
by Paul - Tracker Supp
Hi Trogdor,

thanks for the post. I suspect the issue is related to where the key is being put. Since you are not running the script as the end user that will use the software it is likely not making it's way into that user's HKCU hive.

Have you tried using the \M switch? Since your KACE user has Admin rights \M should put it in HKLM and then be available to all your users on that machine.

Another option would be to run the command (the one that worked at the command prompt) as the user who will use the Edito, so a login or other script that runs as that end user.

Paul

Re: Automating License Replacement

Posted: Tue May 22, 2018 1:41 pm
by Trogdor
I just tested using the /M switch, and it worked great. I guess I was thinking I had to provide a registry file to use that one, my mistake.

Thanks for your help Paul!

Re: Automating License Replacement

Posted: Tue May 22, 2018 3:39 pm
by Tracker Supp-Stefan
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