You can now also use an EDF to specify a UNC path to get the ISO from instead of downloading from the CWA server.
#Geek tools scripts install
You can download the 7-Zip installer and open it with 7-Zip like a zip file to extract just those files without bothering to install it. I recommend a 32bit copy because they work for both 32 and 64bit. This is because it extracts the ISO since Windows 7 can't mount it. For Windows 7 installs, you must put a copy of 7z.dll and 7z.exe in your LTShare/Transfer/ folder(by default in the \Software\7ZipCLI\ sub folder). You will need to upload the Windows 10 ISO to your LTShare/Transfer/ folder(by default in the /ISO/ sub folder). This script will upgrade copies of Windows to whatever Windows 10 ISO you give it. This is an improvement over deployment solutions that require the server password to be stored as the installertoken can expire or be selectively revoked at any time with very little impact, but a server password reset impacts all installers for all clients. Another script can call this one to generate a token, and then write that token into the deployment script. The expected use case is for scripted creation of batch (or powershell) agent deployment scripts that download the agent installer at run time. They can also be issued for shorter periods specifically for on-demand agent installation (such as reinstalling an Automate agent through Control). These can be used to create installer download links valid for more than 24 hours that can be given to clients, or used in deployment scripts. The script generates a random InstallerToken value for the location and installer type requested, valid for a variable length of time. This script is intended to be used as a function script, but is flexible and can be ran manually.
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