Tried using pre-tensioned fishing line to line the holes up (from the top, non-threaded hole around to one of the stamped cutouts in the band), but the screw and/or the sharp edge of the band cut the line before I'm able to get the screw seated. I've tried wrapping the whole thing in electrical tape to hold it steady, but that's no good (adds too much thickness). The two holes in the steel band simply can't line up without just the perfect modulation of pressure from your fingers, but soon as you place the strike piece on top to install it, you are no longer able to hold the steel band properly. I've been trying to install this damn thing for the better part of an hour.
For that, copy the pre-configured data.cfg file to the Client app's destination folder where it will be installed on your computers:Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\10-Strike Network Inventory Client.I realize that the Strike was an afterthought when the original Viper was designed, but the attachment system is. If you skip this step now, you can add the data.cfg file later to the client folders on user computers using group policies. How to prepare the data.cfg configuration file for ClientsĪ) Run the NIEClientCFG.exe application that is stored in the main application's folder, in the Client sub-folder: C:\Program Files (x86)\10-Strike Network Inventory Explorer\Clientī) Configure the Client application settings: select the necessary configuration items to be collected and the data pushing method (copying to a share / sending to email / sending to FTP), configure other options like the time interval for automatic updates, and specify credentials for email/FTP.Ĭ) Close the application and the data.cfg file will be saved in the Client sub-folder where the NIEClientCFG.exe is located with other Client files. On this step, you can also add the default client configuration file data.cfg to the share. The client.msi installation package and other Client files are stored in the main application's folder, in the Client sub-folder: C:\Program Files (x86)\10-Strike Network Inventory Explorer\Client.
msi package ( client.msi) located in a folder opened for public access (in a share) with the read-only access for all.
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