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KB-4176: Where does Deployment Manager copy the install files too PRIOR to running the native extractor/installer?

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24 February,14 at 07:07 AM

Question:
 
Where does Deployment Manager copy the install files too PRIOR to running the native extractor/installer? 
 
Answer:
 
On the windows system the files are stored in: 
C:\Documents and Settings\NTACCOUNT\Application Data\Centrify\DeploymentManager 
 
Where NTACCOUNT id the account that is logged in or running the Deployment manager. 
 
On the Agent side the files are copied to: 
 
/var/centrifydm/tmp/CentrifyInstall 

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