https://support.eset.com/kb3360
Solution
I. Set the Default Logon for Email and Login Installations
The Default Logon window lets you set the user credentials and domain information required to access your client computer on the network and manage the ESET product installed.
- Open the ESET Remote Administrator Console (ERAC) by clicking Start → All Programs → ESET → ESET Remote Administrator Console → ESET Remote Administrator Console.
- Click the Remote Install tab.
- Right-click the client workstations that you want to push install to in the Computers tab and select Set the Default Logon for Email and Login Installations from the context menu.
Figure 1-1
Click the image to view larger in new window - Enter the username, password and domain (if applicable) for that client workstation (the logon information will only be stored until the next server restart). Click Set Logon to save this information on the server and then proceed to part II.
Figure 1-2
III. Edit the login script and export the einstaller.exe file
- In the ESET Remote Administrator Console, click the Remote Install tab, right-click any computer and then select Export to Folder or Logon Script from the context menu.
Figure 2-1
Click the image to view larger in new window - Select your desired options from the Type and Package drop-down menus. This determines which preconfigured package is installed on the workstation.
- Click . . . next to Folder, navigate to the directory where the einstaller.exe file will be located and available within a network share and then click OK. Verify that the path is correct in the Share field.
Figure 2-2
- Click … next to Script Folder and select the folder where the script is located (modify the mask if necessary).
- In the Files section, select the file into which the line calling einstaller.exe will be inserted.
- Click Export to Logon Script to insert the line (the location of the line can be modified by clicking Edit >>and saved by clicking Save). Proceed to part IV.
IV. Apply logon script to targeted client workstations
There are multiple methods for applying logon scripts to a client workstation. For detailed information on these methods and how to execute them, see the following ESET and Microsoft support articles:
ESET Knowledgebase
- How do I create an MST transformation file to deploy ESET Remote Administrator Agent via SCCM or GPO? (6.x)
- How do I deploy the ESET Remote Administrator Agent using a Group Policy Object (GPO)?
- How do I deploy the ESET Remote Administrator Agent using System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM)? (6.x)
Microsoft Knowledge Base
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