The Windows MSI installer makes it possible for system or domain administrators to mass deploy devices on multiple domains simultaneously.

1. Choose an existing shared folder on a server in your network, or create a new folder.
2. Save the Windows MSI installer to that folder. To get it:
   1. In the Console, go to the Devices page.
   2. Click Add new device in top right corner.
   3. Select the Download for Windows (msi) option.
      Important: Do not rename the downloaded installer because that prevents you from starting remote control sessions or run Remote Execution jobs on the deployed device.
3. In the Microsoft Group Policy Management application set the permissions:

   Option	Description
   Per user	Set share permissions and folder permissions to "Authenticated users = read and execute". Change the permissions at: Share - Properties > Sharing tab > Advanced Sharing button > Permissions button > Authenticated Users Folder - Properties > Security tab
   Per domain	Set share permissions and folder permissions to "Domain Computers = read and execute". Change the permissions at: Share - Properties > Sharing tab > Advanced Sharing button > Permissions button > Authenticated Users Folder - Properties > Security tab
   Per group	Create a group that includes only the computers on which you want to install unattended access. Create a new filter and add the group to it. Note: Make sure to remove the default "Authenticated Users" filter.

4. Optional: It is highly recommended to run a test installation of the .MSI file to verify its integrity.
5. In the Microsoft Group Policy Management application create a new policy.
6. Edit the new policy in the Group Policy Management Editor:
   1. In the left navigation panel, select Computer Configuration > Policies > Software Settings.
   2. Right-click Software Installation and select New > Package.
   3. Select the Windows MSI Installer that you copied to the shared folder and click Open.
   4. In the Deploy Software window, select Assigned and click OK.

   Result: The new package appears on the right panel of the Group Policy Management Editor.

7. Reboot one or more workstations to install the .MSI file.

The device installer for macOS is available as an APP installer package so that system or domain administrators can mass deploy devices on multiple domains simultaneously.

1. In the Console, go to the Devices page.
2. Click Add new device in top right corner.
3. Select the Download for macOS (app) option.
   Important: Do not rename the downloaded installer because that prevents you from starting remote control sessions or run Remote Execution jobs on the deployed device.

   Result: The Unattended installer window is displayed.

4. Deploy the installer using a deployment method or tool of your choice.
   Note: You need admin credentials on the target machine to install unattended access.
5. After deployment, permissions need to be set up manually for end-users' computers running macOS Catalina (10.15) or above. For detailed information, see How can I remote control an End-user's Mac running macOS Catalina and Big Sur.
   Tip: After installing the unattended support application, a guided permission flow is shown guiding the user through the process of assigning the necessary permissions.