Introduction

This guide explains how to deploy Windows Login 2.0 across Windows devices using ManageEngine Endpoint Central.

The deployment process includes:

Creating a software package.
Configuring installation and uninstallation commands.
Deploying the package to target machines using Computer Configuration.

Prerequisites

You must have admin access to the Endpoint Central console.
You must download the Oloid Passwordless installer (.exe). For more information refer to Windows Login v 2.0 - How to download Windows Login v 2.0 installer file from Tenant Admin Portal.
You must download the AutoPairConfig.txt file from the Tenant Admin Portal. For more information, refer to Windows Login - How to generate Auto-Pair config file for Windows Login in Tenant Admin Portal.
Note: Download the AutoPairConfig file in .txt format only.
You have the installation script file. To get the script file, contact Oloid Support.

Steps to Deploy Windows Login 2.0 via ManageEngine

Create the Package
Deploy the Package
The Windows 2.0 is deployed successfully.

Steps to Configure the Package Details

Log in to the Manage Engine Admin Console.
The Manage Engine home screen is displayed.
Click Software Deployment.

The Software Deployment screen is displayed.
Click + Add Package > Windows.

The Windows Package Creation screen is displayed.
Do the following:
1. Enter Package Name.
2. Select EXE / APPX / MSIEXEC / MSU / MSIX / MSIX Bundle as the Package Type.
3. Select Commercial as the License Type.
4. Select From Local Computer as Locate Installable.
5. Click Browse and upload the following files:
  - Oloid Passwordless installer (.exe).
  - AutoPairConfig.txt (Optional).
    Note: If the AutoPair configuration file is added, the app is installed and paired automatically. If not, manual pairing is required after installation.
  - Installation script file.
6. Click Open.
  
  All files are uploaded successfully.
Go to Installation tab and do the following:
1. Enter the installation command in the Installation Command with Switches/Arguments field.
  Note: Use the following command.
```
%SystemRoot%\sysnative\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\<installation script file name>
```
  Note: Replace the <installation script file name> text with actual installation script file name.
2. Enable Mask sensitive data to hide sensitive information from users who can modify the package (Optional).
  
  The installation command is configured successfully.
Click Uninstallation tab and do the following:
1. Enter the installation command in the Uninstallation Command with Switches/Arguments field.
  Note: It is recommended to use the below command.
```
%SystemRoot%\sysnative\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Command "Uninstall-Package -Name 'Oloid Passwordless Login' -Force"
```
2. Enable Mask sensitive data to hide sensitive information from users who can modify the package (Optional).
The Uninstallation tab is configured successfully.
Go to the Set Package Properties section, expand Package Properties, and enter the version number of the Passwordless installer file.
Note: The version number helps identify and track a specific package release and ensures that the correct package version is deployed.
Click Add Package.

The package is created and listed in the Packages screen.

Steps to Deploy the Package

Go to Software Deployment home page, select the checkbox next to Oloid Passwordless.
Note: Select the Oloid Passwordless package created in the previous step.
Click Install/Uninstall Software > Computer Configuration (Windows).

The Install/Uninstall Windows Software (Computer) screen is displayed.
In the Name and Description section, do the following:
1. Enter the configuration name.
2. Click Add Description and then enter the description in the displayed text box. (Optional)
In the Install/Uninstall Windows Software, do the following:
1. Ensure Install is selected under Operation Type.
2. Verify that the package name matches the package selected in Step 1.
3. Expand Configure Install/Uninstall options and ensure System User is selected under Install As.
  Note: The Package Name, Install and System User options are selected by default. Verify that the same settings are selected before proceeding.
Scroll down to the Deployment Settings section and select Policy from the Apply Deployment Policy drop-down list.
Under Define Target, configure Target 1:
1. Select the required Target Type from the drop-down.
2. Configure the Target settings.
Note: The Execution Settings and Scheduler Settings sections are preconfigured with the recommended settings. Do not modify any options in these sections.
Click Deploy.
Note: Changes may take a few minutes to apply. To deploy the changes immediately, click Deploy Immediately.

The deployment is initiated and the configuration is pushed to target machines.