...
| Info |
|---|
This article explains how to deploy Breeze agent via Microsoft Intune. |
Breeze Agent can be deployed to Windows machine as a Windows app (Win32) application in Microsoft Intune.
Prepare the package necessary
...
for creating the application in Microsoft Intune
1. Download the Microsoft Win32 Content Prep Tool to a Windows 10 machine (v1607 or later
...
).
2. Create a temporary working directory on the disk and put the downloaded tool inside (e.g.
...
, C:\breeze).
3. Create a source directory named source inside (
...
C:\breeze\source).
4. Rename the Breeze Agent distro file to the breeze-agent.exe and put it
...
in the source directory (
...
C:\breeze\source\breeze-agent.exe).
...
5. In the source directory, create a new plain-text file in UTF-8 encoding named install.cmd (
...
C:\breeze\source\install.cmd) and paste the following content into it:
| Code Block | ||
|---|---|---|
| ||
@echo off
start /B /WAIT breeze-agent.exe -gm2
if %errorlevel% NEQ 0 ( exit /b 1 )
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
set etc=%ProgramFiles%\Breeze\etc
if exist "!etc!" (
set tags=!etc!\tags
if not exist "!tags!" echo. 2>"!tags!"
set str=preferred.descriptor=intune
find /c "!str!" "!tags!" >NUL || echo:!str!>>"!tags!"
) else (
exit /b 1
) |
6. Start the command line and go to the working directory using the command
...
:
| Code Block |
|---|
C: && cd |
...
C:\Breeze |
7.
...
Create .intunewin package using the following command line:
| Code Block | ||
|---|---|---|
| ||
IntuneWinAppUtil.exe -c |
...
C:\breeze\source -o |
...
C:\breeze -s |
...
C:\breeze\source\breeze-agent.exe |
8. In the working directory there should be the package file (
...
C:\breeze\breeze-agent.intunewin)
...
to use in the next steps.
NOTE: more details about
...
this process are available in Microsoft Intune documentation.
Create the Intune application
1. In the Microsoft Intune admin center, select Apps
...
→ All apps
...
→ Add.
2. On the pane 'Select app type
...
', under the 'Other
...
' select Windows app (Win32) from the list and click Select
...
.
3. Click Select app package file and
...
navigate to the .intunewin file created before. When the app details appear, select
...
Ok.
Populate mandatory fields with the following values:
...
Name:
...
Breeze
...
Agent
...
Description: [set up a meaningful description]
Publisher: Cloudaware
4. On the next pane
...
'Program', populate fields as described
...
below:
...
| language | bash |
|---|
Install
...
command:
...
"%systemroot%\sysnative\cmd.exe"
...
/c
...
"install.cmd"
...
Uninstall
...
command:
...
"%systemroot%\sysnative\cmd.exe"
...
/c
...
"%ProgramFiles%\Breeze\uninstall.bat"
...
Install
...
behavior:
...
System
...
Device
...
restart
...
behavior:
...
No
...
specific
...
action
...
Specify
...
return
...
codes
...
to
...
indicate
...
post-installation
...
behavior:
...
0:
...
Success
...
1:
...
Failed
...
5. On the next page 'Requirements', the mandatory fields are as follows:
...
Operating
...
system
...
architecture:
...
select
...
only
...
64-bit
...
Minimum
...
operating
...
system:
...
Windows
...
10
...
1607
...
6. On the page ‘Detection rules', select Manually configure detection rules
...
. Click Add and select File as 'Rule
...
type’. The mandatory fields are as follows:
...
Path:
...
%ProgramFiles%
...
File
...
or
...
folder:
...
Breeze
...
Detection
...
method:
...
File
...
or
...
folder
...
exists
...
Associated
...
with
...
32-bit
...
app
...
on
...
64-bit
...
clients:
...
No
...
7. Leave the pages 'Dependencies' and 'Supersedence' empty.
8. On the page 'Assignments
...
' configure desired targets for the application
...
deployment.
9. On the
...
page 'Review and create', review the values and settings
...
of the app.
...
Please ensure that the
...
app configuration information
...
is correct. Select Create.
NOTE: more details about
...
this process are available in Microsoft Intune documentation.