How to deploy Pulse via Microsoft Installer

Pulse supports multiple installation methods on Windows to support Enterprise teams.

1. The Pulse Setup executable installer is designed for users who have permissions to install applications on their computer. It has an auto update mechanism which allows users to get the latest version of the app.

2. Microsoft Installer (MSI) package allows IT administrators to use a variety of methods to install Pulse on multiple users or machines. The installer supports machine-wide and per user installation. The MSI based installer does not auto-update, and it is the responsibility of the IT administrator to apply updates.

A typical machine-wide installation script would be:

msiexec /i “Pulse+1.2.0.msi” ALLUSERS=1

To see and download all Pulse download packages, visit:
Pulse Application Downloads

Upgrading from the general Pulse installer to the MSI version

Steps:

1. Please make sure to uninstall the current Pulse version. If you don’t have Admin access on your machine, this may be required.

2. Install the MSI version to your local account. This does not require administrator access on your machine.

3. You should be up and running. Note: You will receive notification updates but your app will not auto-update. With each new release, you will need to download and install updates as they become available.

Please let us know if any questions.

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