Auto trigger the updates

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January 23, 2017
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Hi team,

I have a requirement from my team to auto update the adobe packages. Below is my situation.

1) Users will not have admin access on machines

2) No manual updates allowed outside SCCM

3) User should not get the update prompts.

Is there any option that i can make SCCM (System center configuration manager) ) to trigger the updates to download.

or

Store locally the updates package them using System center configuration manager .

Regards,

Santhosh B S

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Correct answer alisterblack

The CCP options should look like this.

alisterblack

Community Manager

I tested this by signing out of the Creative Cloud Desktop App and then running Remote Update Manager. It did not require me to sign in and installed correctly.

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santhosh shakuntalaAuthor

Known Participant

Hi Alister,

Thanks for the update. I am using windows 10 and i need silent switch to run the RUM.

like remoteupdatemanager.exe /quiet or /qn /q

Please help with the silent switch to download the updates. I dont have any proxy environment.

Regards,

Santhosh B S

alisterblack

Community Manager

The way to do this is to script RUM to run in the background or to run overnight. For example by scheduling a Task in Windows. Schedule a Task

alisterblack

Community Manager

Yes, if you launch Creative Cloud Desktop App it will ask for a sign in. Users will need to be signed in anyway if you are using a named user method.

The Remote Update Manager log file provides detailed information about the events that occur during deployment of exception payloads with Remote Update Manager.
The log file is named RemoteUpdateManager.log and is located as follows:

In Windows, the log file is in the %temp% location.
In Mac OS, the log file is in the folder ~/Library/Logs/.

Use Adobe Remote Update Manager

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santhosh shakuntalaAuthor

Known Participant

Consider a user who has creative cloud installed doesn't have Adobe Credentials. Still we (SCCM team) can invoke the RUM to update the adobe installed products ?