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Introduction
This white paper provides detailed instructions to set up a Deep Freeze Maintenance Period and
perform updates that require a user to be logged on to the computer.
Normally, Deep Freeze can perform any updates on the workstation because it has local system privileges,
but when the updates are allocated on servers that require authentication access, an autologon script
must be run.
Setting up a Scheduled Maintenance Period
There are two ways to set up a scheduled Maintenance Period.
1. Set it up when configuring the Deep Freeze Enterprise installation files with the Configuration
Administrator. This is the best method for new deployments.
2. Create or update the Maintenance Period using the Enterprise Console.
Creating and Updating the Maintenance Period
The following instructions elaborate on how to create or update a Maintenance Period with the
Enterprise Console, assuming Deep Freeze has already been deployed throughout the network.
1. Open the Enterprise Console. Select any workstation and right-click on it.
2. Select
Update Embedded Events
from the contextual menu. Or, select the desired workstation(s)
and click the
Update Embedded Events
icon in the toolbar. .
3. A menu bar with six buttons appears at the bottom of the
Workstations
window.
4. Click
New
to create a new sub-configuration set.
The
Configuration Screen
, similar to the Configuration Administrator, appears containing a
sub-configuration set of
Embedded Events
and
Maintenance
.
5. Click on the
Embedded Events
tab and configure the options as desired.
