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Deploy Sophos Connect with Group policy problems

Hello

I have tried to deploy Sophos Connect via GPO with help of documentation. I found the instructions how to do it, and it is very easy.

Except specified policy gets applied and no software is installed, I tried to install other software with same policy and it works. Is there a problem with .msi package (version 1.4)

Also if I want to deploy policy with GPO it also does not work. The problem is that GPO has no access to folder C:\Program Files (x86)\Sophos\Connect\Import\ to copy configuration file.

Thanks

Mazi

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0 Vishal_R over 5 years ago

Hi Matjaz Dobrovoljc

Please refer below thread,that may help you to solve the error which you are getting with MSI installer via GPO.

https://community.sophos.com/products/xg-firewall/f/sophos-connect/112145/sophos-connect-install-detected-ie-version-less-than-11-on-this-machine/401998#401998
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0 Matjaz Dobrovoljc over 5 years ago in reply to Vishal_R

Hi

Thanks for reply.

I have no problem installing it manually, the problem is with GPO install. We all have Win10 x64.
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0 M8ey over 5 years ago in reply to Matjaz Dobrovoljc

Matjaz Dobrovoljc said:
the problem is with GPO install.

Not that this will help this specific issue.

I ended up using PDQ Deploy and pushing it out via this tool as my users are not Local Admins.

Added a second step to add the Config file to their desktop so they just needed to Import and connect with their credentials.

There is a free version of PDQ Deploy is needed.

https://www.pdq.com/pdq-deploy/
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0 Matjaz Dobrovoljc over 5 years ago in reply to M8ey

Thanks, it worked perfectly with PDQ Deploy.

BR

Matjaž
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0 M8ey over 5 years ago in reply to Matjaz Dobrovoljc

Matjaz Dobrovoljc said:
worked perfectly with PDQ Deploy.

Its a great tool.

We use it to deploy nearly everything, Adobe, Teamviewer, Java, Office 365, files, settings, registry settings, etc - oh and Sophos :p
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