Yes, I have 1 license to activate all copies of the software. The version is Acrobat Pro 2017 and it’s English for the US.
I have had no problems getting the software licensed for installation purposes. It’s just the product registration/first-time run of the software that is creating some questions on how to get it registered.
Admins usually register for all users pre-deployment via the Wizard, cmd properties, etc.
No, there is not a way to disable this Feature in Adobe products.
*Bump*
This is still a problem/annoyance. I'm hoping to see if there's anything available recently to try given the last response was over 6 months ago.
DLM.log states immediately that it's trying to reach 'ccmdls.adobe.com/AdobeProducts/APRO/19'... The same folder with abbreviation APRO doesn't exist within the freshly synchronised file repository we have internally. The only Acrobat files we've been able to obtain is when we utilise the --acrobatonly switch with the AUSST utility; and even then, only synchronises patch/update files - not base installations. On that basis, are we then required to create a specific deployment for Acrobat DC initially (in our case, SCCM), which, once the Creative Cloud desktop client recognises there's an installation present - it then allows future updates via our internal AUSST repository?
Does Adobe not intend to allow Enterprise customers to download it in this fashion like all their other products - or is there a way to modify the XML/JSON objects to route this internally? Surely it's possible, but it would require a similar file hierarchy as all the other CC products available.
JT
Thanks for the information. I have the wizard and I have opened my msi for tweaking. I see an option for suppressing the EULA in the Personalization Options but I cannot find the option that suppresses the registration. I've looked at the admin guide you referred me to and I guess I'm just not sure where the option/trigger is for suppressing the the registration.
Any other help is greatly appreciated.
Hi,
I can`t install Adobe Acrobat Reader upd AcrobatDCUpd1901020069.msp.
I need to do a deploy to install Adobe with last update.
Can Anybody help me
Windows cmd line and msiexec — Enterprise Administration Guide
https://www.adobe.com/devnet-docs/acrobatetk/tools/AdminGuide/index.html
Hi,
The SCUP links for Adobe Reader have not changed, and there is a Adobe Security Bulletin APSB19-02 without update. This is one of the links
http://armmf.adobe.com/arm-manifests/win/SCUP/Acrobat11_Catalog.cab
Taken from:
SCCM-SCUP — Enterprise Administration Guide
It was working until late 2018.
Hi leandroc,
As per the issue description mentioned above, you are facing issue when trying to install update for reader, is that correct?
Could you let us know what happens when trying to install update? Is there any error message?
You may also refer to the following forum thread discussing the issue while deploying update:
Pushing out Updates for Adobe Reader Products via MDM
Thanks,
Shivam
These pc's are not connected to the internet. How can I updated the certificates without them being connected?
We've purchased both STD and PRO licensing.
So how do I create administrative installs (for version 2017) to deploy with SCCM like we did in the version 11.x (good ole) days?
Do it the same way. Of course, create one for STD and one for PRO.
What's the question? That link works.
Hello all,
Have an issue that I need to get some input on. We have a lab with 25 imacs. These Imacs all run Creative cloud software, and use a Canon 5550i to print. The problem is, when trying to print from say InDesign, the built in print engine bypasses the Canon department ID prompt when trying to send a print job to the 5550i Canon. Therefore, we are not able to send jobs to the printer. Has anyone ran into this, and if so how did you resolve it? The printer is setup to use department ID on each machine, and it only seems to happen with Adobe software. All other software works just like it should.
The updater AcrobatDCUpd1901020069.msp is listed in the xml file contained within the CAB file. Not sure what you are asking??
[moved from Adobe Creative Cloud to Enterprise Deployment (Acrobat and Reader)]
I also have this issue.
Hi,
I do not have an Acrobat Standard DC license, so I ask.
Is it possible to convert dwg files to PDF in Acrobat standard DC?
Thanks.
You probably mean "Acrobat DC" and "Acrobat Reader DC". There is no product called "Adobe".
Acrobat is paid. Reader is free.
Update
After creating an SCCM deployment specifically for Acrobat DC, it appears that in combination with the Creative Cloud desktop client, updates are completing as expected. IIS log demonstrating this below:
HEAD /Acrobat/arm-manifests/win/ArmManifest2.msi - 80 - #.#.#.# Microsoft+BITS/7.8 - 200 0 0 31
GET /Acrobat/arm-manifests/win/ArmManifest2.msi - 80 - #.#.#.# Microsoft+BITS/7.8 - 200 0 0 0
HEAD /Acrobat/pub/adobe/acrobat/win/AcrobatDC/1901020069/AcrobatDCUpd1901020069_incr.msp - 80 - #.#.#.# Microsoft+BITS/7.8 - 200 0 0 15
GET /Acrobat/pub/adobe/acrobat/win/AcrobatDC/1901020069/AcrobatDCUpd1901020069_incr.msp - 80 - #.#.#.# Microsoft+BITS/7.8 - 200 0 0 609
It's not ideal, but until Adobe can introduce the base installation for Acrobat DC like all other products - this at the very least, works without needing to grant special access to our users through our corporate proxy. The updates are also automatic - so other clients obtained the incremental update without an issue.
At this point in time, there is no correct answer, and the issue remains unresolved from the originally stated issue.
If you're not using named user licensing, choose "Grant offline exception and disable registration" (in the Wizard)
If you are using NUL, then I don't know but have pinged Wizard team for an answer.
