Auto Uninstall Option
Steve Staden
Merged in a post:
Remove Roaming Clients automatically after 30 days
Rolando
It would be great to have a feature built into the dashboard where Roaming Clients can be deleted after 30 days automatically if the users of those machines have never checked in. I'm currently using the 'Clean Up' tool as a workaround method.
Graham, Joe
Agreed that this would be a value add for an admin. A cleanup tool that can be schduled, and with a configuration item for days not checked in.
Leonardo
Same here. We are using Cisco Umbrella and testing DNS Filter and this is a feature in Umbrella that would be great to have.
Jonathan Bullock
I'd immediately switch to this since we have an RMM Job to push/redeploy agents after a machine has checked in and would use this instead of network authentication methods.
Thomas Sweet
I like this idea. We exclusively use the roaming client feature. We have issues with renamed computers, lost/stolen computers and similar.
Brian
Agree....if we could have an "uninstall" option from the portal, it will save us a lot of time and headaches. Often times we need to delete an agent from the portal, but the asset may not be online for quite some time, for many reasons. What happens is, if the asset was offline and we deleted it in the portal, the next time the asset boots up it will fail to connect..the local agent will halt things. I have a script in our RMM but that only works if you run it on currently connected assets..and then we delete them from the portal.
Kurtis Florance
I agree - this option should be standard. Huntress does this and makes the offboarding process and account reconciliation much easier.
Steve Staden
Steve Staden
Scott
$prog = "DNSFilter"
$app = Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_Product | Where-Object { $_.Name -match $prog }
if($app -ne $null)
{
$app.Uninstall()
}
else {
Write-Host "Could not find program $prog"
}
Charlie
Scott Don't use Win32_Product to uninstall apps. Query the registry and pass the PSChildName to msiexec instead.
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