Pete, thank you for reply. I know that endpoint agent could be installed that way in elevated command prompt mode. This is the only way I can do this now. The only way that works. But this way is manual. I want agents to be installed in automated mode.

What I am doing now is trying to use Windows Server group policies (GPO) to install agents from network location. But the problem is that .msi files that require parameters during installation should be accompanied with correct .mst file. Don't know how to generate one with the correct settings for enpoint server IP, port etc that is in the .bat file. Any thoughts?

Using Altiris is very promising. I have tried to install the Management Platform - not that easy. Nice idea anyway (I mean - using native Symantec product ot deploy).

Hi

thanks. it seems that this guide was written very quickly. Why do we need to look for such kind of guides here on Connect or elsewhere? Why this is not included in DLP manual? Questions are not to you, of course. thanks for the link again.

Well therein lies the issue. It does seem to be right and for all intents and purposes it should work, but if you look at the image link I posted, the parameters aren't being entered correctly into the program. We did go through with the install, but the computer never communicates with the server because of this. 

You should be right. Separate fields for separate servers. And what about endpoints? This approach works as endpoint agent configuration for one enpoint that will be communicating with several servers. How to populate this scenario to all endpoints in company?