Servoyant Ninite Pro Job Scheduling and Parameters To use the Ninite Pro feature, simply schedule the job called “Execute Ninite Pro Installer” as seen below: How Simple is it to Use Ninite Pro in Servoyant? With support for Ninite Pro, users of Servoyant are able to more quickly and efficiently deploy and patch products like Adobe Reader, Java, Firefox, Chrome, etc., with just a few clicks to set up. Servoyant makes these tasks easier! With the integration of Ninite Pro, and the ability to add Ninite Pro job to a policy in Servoyant, third party applications/software can be deployed and updated on a regular basis, automatically. We understand what a pain it can be for IT to try and keep all those constantly evolving third party applications up to date. Now your favorite RMM tool just got even better, with the release of Servoyant 5.3 and the option to manage 3rd-party application/software deployment & patching using Ninite Pro! If you are looking for a total network package manager, this is a good choice.Servoyant Integrates Ninite Pro for Easier 3rd Party Application Mangement I really cannot emphasize much on the seamlessness Ninite Pro brings to the table. Once you are done with the setup, you can install, uninstall, or update apps for the entire system in your network with a single click. But the app feels old with lesser options than the web app.

It has an extra tab for locating machines in the network. You can also use the Ninite Pro classic standalone app which you should if you are dealing with Active Directory. What actually happens is that the web app communicates with the local agent software to retrieve the installed package data which is why it is important to get it installed. As soon as you are done with that, the web app will show up those systems. The next step is to download the agent software on all of your machines. You need to register on the website and then you can use the trial version for 15 days. But how does that make Ninite a package manager? It doesn’t let you update apps right! Well, you have Ninite pro for that starting at 1$/per user per month. And then just in one go, you are installing several apps.

It is a web app that lets you club a bunch of software together in a single executable file. I am sure you would have heard of Ninite.

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