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How to allow standard users to install CS Updates by GP

New Here ,
Nov 10, 2016 Nov 10, 2016

Hello,

We have AD in place but do not yet have an administrative tool like Dell KACE or MS-SCCM in place. I have users that need access to install the CS updates and the packaged applications with out having privileged access to install any other application, updates or make any system changes.  I presume it is only a matter of knowing the specific Registry Keys and files that Adobe CS will need to modify when updating or installing/removing packaged applications then build a GP that gives that group of users the necessary rights.  Thus far I have been unable to find anything so I am hoping a Community Forum Outreach will work.

Thank you,

[Moved to Deployment forum... Mod]

-and more information and Packager Links https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1586021

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New Here , Nov 10, 2016 Nov 10, 2016

Hello Alisterblack,

Thank you... I discovered this option after contacting Adobe Chat Support.  Unfortunately with the way the software works; our network is seeing it as a Trojan. The Adobe Chat Rep provided the following link as ports and URLs that the Network Admin will need to whitelist: About Adobe Creative Cloud Packager​ so I'm sharing it here incase other's encounter same issue.  I will update as we move along.

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Adobe Employee ,
Nov 10, 2016 Nov 10, 2016

You can use the Creative Cloud Packager to build a package with the CC Desktop Application and allow end users to install updates with elevated privileges.

Create named Adobe Creative Cloud packages

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New Here ,
Nov 10, 2016 Nov 10, 2016
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Hello Alisterblack,

Thank you... I discovered this option after contacting Adobe Chat Support.  Unfortunately with the way the software works; our network is seeing it as a Trojan. The Adobe Chat Rep provided the following link as ports and URLs that the Network Admin will need to whitelist: About Adobe Creative Cloud Packager​ so I'm sharing it here incase other's encounter same issue.  I will update as we move along.

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