SummaryThis article discusses importing virtual machines from a VMware ESX or ESXi Server in the AdminStudio Automated Application Converter tool.SynopsisThis article discusses importing virtual machines from a VMware ESX or ESXi Server in the AdminS...
SummaryWhat permissions are required by an ESX user to use Automated Application Converter (AAC).SynopsisThe Automated Application Converter (AAC) tool can also be used to repackage the setup packages on the VMware Virtual machines located on an ESX/...
How to use the tpsconfig executable file to activate the AdminStudio product . Discussion Launching the tpsconfig.exe would display the AdminStudio Product Activation dialog where a serial number can be entered for node locked licenses to activate th...
In order to support Three Server Redundancy, there are elements of a license file which are required to be configured for a successful triad license server set up. These elements are specific to the environment in which the servers are being deployed...
For optimal results when using AdminStudio Repackager to repackage applications, you should perform the process on a clean system. A clean system typically consists of a computer with only the operating system and necessary service packs installed. I...
In order to operate some AdminStudio tools, AdminStudio users require specific database permissions. Depending upon the type of user, you may wish to be more selective in the permissions you assign to these users. Synopsis In order to operate some A...
This article details how to set-up the AdminStudio Standalone Repackager Setup. Synopsis In AdminStudio, a Standalone Repackager Setup executable is available to install on clean machines. This article explains how to acquire this utility. Discussio...
AdminStudio offers two methods of repackaging that can migrate a legacy setup in any format into MSI format. These two methods are the Installation Monitoring and Snapshot methods. Both methods are explained and compared in this article. Synopsis Adm...
