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Hello Spiceworks,

I have been trying to deploy SentinelAgent.exe version 4.1.5.97 through PDQ and the installation has

been failing on all computer currently online.

Started out with a new package and added SentinelAgent.exe into a shared folder on the server.

then added the below, what must I do to correct the installation through PDQ, I’m going a little crazy

here.

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Installs well standalone, have not checked if GPO is working but there is one set.

Regards,

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I’ll try this “SentinelAgent.exe.exe” /SITE_TOKEN=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx /SILENT

no good to the above, it’s running on my pc it might just take a while to install. I guess I’ll leave it running in PDQ

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/SITE_TOKEN=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Put just that as the parameters. PDQ knows it’s an MSI, and you’re providing the path to the MSI, so it builds the command accordingly. If you look at the command line section (which is the actual command that PDQ runs), you’ll see how putting extra data in the parameters field messes with this command.

EDIT: You’ll also need to tell the installer to install silently. You’ll probably want to tell it to not reboot the PC automatically. As per the SentinalOne documenation, those parameters are /QUIET and /NORESTART, respectively. That means your entire parameter field would have:

/QUIET /NORESTART /SITE_TOKEN=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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Alternatively, you can deploy this program using our free cloud-based software Action1. You just need to add the installation package to Action1 App Store and perform the deployment, be it MSI or EXE package. Action1 has a free version that provides full functionality for 10 endpoints.
Check please these pages:
Add Custom Packages to App Store
Deploy Software with App Store