This task is normally performed by the Support & Ops team whenever a new Agent releases to test on Desktops/Gateways/RD App Servers, before releasing the Agent to the Production.
In some cases, if there is a hotfix to address the specific issues.
Prerequisites:
Need to have access to Customer’s Azure Portal and appropriate permission to execute commands from Run
Workspot Agent version URL that needs to be updated.
How to execute Script from Azure RUN:
Get the latest Gateway/Desktop Agent Version details.
Update the latest Agent URL in the Script file at the below-highlighted location.
Stop-Service -name "workspot Agent"
Stop-process -name *workspot*
echo "Service and Process Stopped"
# Add the required Agent URL link here ## <https....msi>
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$url = "https://workspotbuilds.blob.core.windows.net/agentwindowsproduction/3.8.1/2298/aa381c64-be7d-4c32-986d-1bd991bfee5f/WorkspotAgentSetup.msi"
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$output = (Get-Location).Path+"WorkspotAgentSetup.msi"
$start_time = Get-Date
$Temp=Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $url -OutFile $output
#echo "Started running Agent Installer"
# Install Agent
$arguments = "/i $($output) /q NoregisterAgent=true /l*v install.log"
Start-Process "msiexec.exe" $arguments -Wait -PassThru
Start-Service -name "workspot Agent"
Login Azure CSP https://partner.microsoft.com/en-US/
Access the Customer Portal
Go to Required GWs
Go to RUN Command and Paste the Script
Observe the Output
Validate the Agent Version from Azure RUN by executing the following command.
Get-WmiObject win32_product|?{$_.Name -like '*Workspot*'}|Select-Object Name, Version
The same can be verified from Watch or Control and Verify the Agent version.