Chrome Deployment via MSI / GPO in an AD environment

[Dan Christ]

Hello,

I have been reading some online forums about Chrome web browser deployment.  I'm wanting to push it out to a building, but simply needing to push it to a lab for now to get started.  It seems there are quite a few hurdles to jump through to make this work.  Some are using the consumer chrome executable file with scripts/and or certain command line arguments such as \s for silent installs and others are using the enterprise.msi.  

I am wanting to:

1. Push out via GPO - silently
2. Have minimal user interaction upon start up.

Is anyone successfully doing this in their K12 or other environment with success!

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks,

Dan Christ

[Michael T. Bendorf]

Yes - enterprise msi, GPO, and adm template - works exactly as you wish.

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[Paul Barrette]

Yes, we've been using both the MSI and the Group Policy template and
both work extremely well.

Here's a link to find out more, http://www.google.com/support/a/bin/topic.py?hl=en&topic=1064255

Paul

On Nov 18, 4:02 pm, Dan Christ <dchr...@panthernation.net> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have been reading some online forums about Chrome web browser deployment.
>  I'm wanting to push it out to a building, but simply needing to push it to
> a lab for now to get started.  It seems there are quite a few hurdles to
> jump through to make this work.  Some are using the consumer chrome
> executable file with scripts/and or certain command line arguments such as
> \s for silent installs and others are using the enterprise.msi.
> I am wanting to:
>

>    1. Push out via GPO - silently
>    2. Have minimal user interaction upon start up.

[Dan Christ]

Thanks for the link Paul!  I'm going to begin working on this now!  If I have questions...I'll post them here!

Dan