Follow these tips for a successful deployment.
- Create the deployment in a shared network location from an administrative workstation instead of a server. In this way, you don’t need to use the same computer to run the installer, read the media and write the files. Creating the deployment on a server can prolong the deployment and corrupt it.
- Don’t create deployments over WAN or VPN, which are typically slow and can lead to errors.
- Create Windows deployments on FAT/FAT32/NTFS file systems only. Autodesk doesn’t test or support other file systems, such as DFS, NFS, AIX, LINUX/UNIX and file systems on network attached storage (NAS) devices.
- Verify that all users have:
- Read access to the network share where your deployments are located
- Write access to the network log path
- Avoid moving deployments between servers. If you must move a deployment, modify it to insert the new location into the deployment structure.
- Test the deployment by installing it to only one workstation before installing to others.
