Agentless Application Deployment

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I'm looking for a program that will deploy C#.net applications to windows workstations without an agent.

I can deploy antivirus and RealVNC through a management console to workstations on the network by providing credentials.

Now that I have my own home-grown application for controlling USB storage, I want to deploy it in a similar manner as VNC. I am considering writing a front-end that will use credentials to copy the files and then use psexec from pstools to remotely run the installation.

I've searched codeproject for something that's already written that may, or may not, use psexec. Does anyone know of such a service?

Anyway, thanks. If there aren't any suggestions, I'm not above writing my own, but I thought I would ask before I did.

Thanks

Dave S

Posted 7-Mar-13 8:37am

Mr. Daveho

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 7-Mar-13 16:15pm

What agent, for goodness sake? Deployment can be as simple as just file copy, and such deployment can perfectly work for the purpose. Management console is not management (which can be driven by nearly anything), but why not? What's the actual problem?
—SA

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