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The Smart in SmartSystems

The Smart in SmartSystems. October 14, 2009. Software Bundle Wizard . Create software bundles to install on Intermec devices Basic / Advanced Mode Separate Download / Install Advanced Operations Transfer Files Registry Settings Local File Manipulation Start / Stop Processes .

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The Smart in SmartSystems

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  1. The Smart in SmartSystems October 14, 2009

  2. Software Bundle Wizard • Create software bundles to install on Intermec devices • Basic / Advanced Mode • Separate Download / Install • Advanced Operations • Transfer Files • Registry Settings • Local File Manipulation • Start / Stop Processes

  3. Software Bundle Wizard

  4. Software Bundle WizardBundle Options Consider changing the Version number if editing the bundle

  5. Software Bundle Wizard – BasicTarget Devices

  6. Software Bundle Wizard – BasicAdd/Remove Files Settings.xml (config) files are automatically sent to the \SmartSystems\SSConfigDir *.cab files are automatically sent to the \CabFiles directory

  7. Software Bundle Wizard – BasicPersistence Persist = Cab and Settings.xml (config) files are stored in the \Flash File Store\UserAutoInstall directory and an _ssTransferAgent.xml is created to re-install those files after a clean boot. Caution: This _ssTransferAgent.xml will overwrite any existing _ssTransferAgent.xml in the UserAutoInstall directory.

  8. Software Bundle Wizard – BasicBuild/Install

  9. Software Bundle Wizard – BasicSoftware Vault

  10. Software Bundle Wizard Basic Lab • Use the Bundle Wizard Basic mode to create a software bundle to install the FeaturesDemo.cab file. • C:\Devconn2009\SmartSystems\BundleWizardLab1 • Install and deploy to the device via drag/drop

  11. Software Bundle Wizard – AdvancedBundle Options

  12. Software Bundle Wizard – AdvancedTarget Devices

  13. Software Bundle Wizard – AdvancedRegistry Tests

  14. Software Bundle Wizard – AdvancedRegistry Operations

  15. Software Bundle Wizard – AdvancedFile Operations

  16. Software Bundle Wizard – AdvancedProcess Operations

  17. Software Bundle Wizard – AdvancedFiles

  18. Software Bundle Wizard – AdvancedLab 2 • Load the FeaturesDemo.cab • Start the FeaturesDemo.exe • \Program Files\FeaturesDemo\FeaturesDemo.exe • C:\Devconn2009\SmartSystems\BundleWizardLab2 • Install and deploy to the device via drag/drop

  19. Software Bundle Wizard – AdvancedLab 3 • Create a complex bundle utilizing registry keys, transferring multiple files, manipulating files on the device and starting and stopping processes on the device. • Questions / Answers on the Bundle Wizard Tool

  20. Provisioning BundleAutomatically Load Software using SmartSystems Server • What is a “Provisioning Bundle”? • Consolidates multiple bundles and files to enable one-step provisioning • Manual - Drag-n-drop onto single device or folder of devices (folder drop requires AutoDeploy license) • Active - Automatically deploys to discovered devices (requires AutoDeploy license) • May Contain: • Operating System Bundle (Max of 1) • SSPB Bundle (Max of 1) • Other SmartSystems Bundles and Files • Provisioning Bundle can be linked to a SmartSystems Folder • Enables software to be loaded by site or other device grouping

  21. Provisioning BundleAutomatically Load Software using SmartSystems Server • Use the 3.46+ SmartSystems Client • For the highest success rate of provisioning, the 3.46+ SmartSystems client bundle should be included in the provisioning bundle if it is not part of the operating system. • Auto Deployment of a provisioning bundle is triggered when an asset message is received by the server. • Initial Discovery • Drag / Drop to a folder • Reboot the device and discover • Changing the content on the device does not trigger the Auto Deployment feature of the provisioning bundle.

  22. Provisioning BundleAutomatically Load Software using SmartSystems Server • Does not support OS provisioning of • CK30, CK31, CN2B, or 7xx • New Icons States for Provisioning Bundle Normal state (Manual deployment) AutoDeploy to Devices AutoDeploy Disabled Broken Bundle – missing/changed file

  23. Provisioning Bundles - Creation Tools->Create Provisioning Bundle

  24. Provisioning Bundles – CreationSelect Target Device Discovered Devices only, or all Computers, one device type only

  25. Provisioning Bundles – Choose Bundles All, Pre OS, OS, SS Client, SSPB, Intermec Apps, User, Settings Change Order Add individual files

  26. Provisioning Bundles – Add File C:\SmartSystems\UserFiles only

  27. Provisioning Bundle – Save Name your bundle and give it a description. This will show up in the software vault.

  28. Provisioning Bundle – Validated and Complete Bundle name and description along with icon status Restart option

  29. Provisioning Bundle Lab 1 • Clean boot your device • Create a Provisioning Bundle to load the SS Client bundle and your FeaturesDemo bundle you created • Deploy to your device via Drag / Drop • Deploy a second time, nothing happens • Edit the Provisioning bundle, add a file • Deploy Provisioning bundle again, new file deploys

  30. Provisioning Bundle – Device Status Right click device and select Event Viewer

  31. Provisioning Bundle – Device Event Viewer

  32. Provisioning Bundle - Edit Right click to delete, edit or associate your provisioning bundle

  33. Provisioning Bundle – AutoDeploy Indicator that this bundle is set for AutoDeploy for the selected folder Indicator that this bundle is associated to the selected folder

  34. Provisioning Bundle Lab 2 • Create a Devconn2009 folder in the Console GUI • Set up your provisioning bundle for AutoDeploy to the Devconn2009 folder • Right click your bundle and select, Change Active Folders • Cleanboot your device • Discover your device • Drag/drop the device to the Devconn2009 folder • Note the device is upgraded with your p-bundle

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