Anyone else use AutoElevate (CyberFox)
I'm trying to create a script in Gorelo to automatically install AutoElevate similar to how it worked in NinjaRMM. I created the three variables for the license key, elevation mode, and blocker mode in Gorelo, and I used the existed client.name and client.locationName for the other variables. However, when I run it against an online device, it gives an error at the end of the powershell line stating the the device is offline. The device was online according to Gorelo at the time, but may have gone offline as I was running it or was in the process of rebooting.
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We use AutoElevate and deploy using their generic RMM deployment powershell script, editing the variables in the script for our license key and elevation/blocker modes. We deploy all machines to a 'Holding' company in AutoElevate, then, once we are happy things are set correctly, we change elevation mode to live and move to the respective company/location.
However I'm sure you could use Gorelo custom client variables for company_name and location_name populated with their company & location name in AutoElevate so it automatically gets moved to the relevant company.
Their generic script is here:
https://support.cyberfox.com/360013266131-RMM-Tool-Integrations-Automated-Deployment/360059693732-Generic-RMM-Deployment-using-PowerShell-commands
We also have this built in to Gorelo policies as a run once script for some customers, so basically once the Gorelo agent is installed, if the customer has that policy, it applies to the device and AutoElevate gets installed after a short delay.
We do this exactly, we have the custom fields set up per customer with a generic run once script. It works extremely well.
Yep, that was the one I edited using the Gorelo variables. Probably just went offline for real when I was trying to run it, but hadn't updated in Gorelo yet. It's a laptop and the user hasn't had it back online yet. As soon as it is, I'll try it again and update here.
Confirmed, computer was actually offline when I tried to run it. Thanks for the confirmation.