![]() # extension) as a key and the absolute path to the destination app as its value. # entering its name as it is in this folder (including its '.app' # change the name or location of any specific application by # The only reason to have an explicit entry in this section is to # applications by setting the value of 'appdir' in the section. You can change the default destination location of # folder and copy them to the application destination location, which by default # The install script will automatically locate any applications in this payload # point to your own servers see the commented-out examples below: # These URLs are set to locations at, but you can change them to # vmdir = /Users/Shared/AcmeInc/Virtual Machines # The default virtual machine install directory is /Users/Shared/Virtual Machines # You can set it to another directory like this: # The default application install directory is /Applications # Examples are given in the commented-out entries below: # and the URLs that Fusion uses for support and software update. # This section allows you to change default directories for deployment # Unless you are certain of the behavior of your deployment tool, # "currently-logged-in" user or home directory. # the installer script on the Mac client machine without having a # Installer deployment tools such as Apple Remote Desktop can execute # as expected relative path names or shell expansions NEVER work. # Pathnames that with begin with '~/' are NOT guaranteed to work # Normal file and folder protections do not apply. # Mac client machine with super-user ("root") privileges. # The installer script that reads this file will be running on the # Be sure to carefully check the spelling of any path names you # Important notes regarding pathnames in this configuration file # Manage software update behavior, one of: deny, allow (the default), or ask # If you wish to re-enable any of these, uncomment (remove the '#' from) any # key in the support view, you must also set a value for the getSupportURL # views would expose the license key, as this is not typically desirable # It also suppresses the License and Registration menu items, whose # dialogs presented to the user, such as the End-User License Agreement, # By default, this configuration suppresses Fusion's usual first-time # and enter the 25-character key separated by 4 dashes. # In the line below the section name, uncomment (remove the '#') # otherwise the application will prompt the user for it at first launch. # The Volume License key can be entered in this configuration file, # - Place a copy of the virtual machines you want to deploy to each client # - Place a copy of the VMware Fusion.app in this payload folder # - Enter your license key in the section below # following steps, any of which is optional: # To have a functioning Fusion Deployment Installer, do one or more of the ![]() # deployment "payload" folder i.e., the folder where this. ![]() # This configuration file applies to the items located in the Fusion # Do not use quotes in values lines beginning with '#' are comments. ![]() # Edit this file to configure your deployment. # VMware Fusion Mass Deployment Configuration file Applications/VMware Fusion.app/Contents/Library/Deploy VMware Fusion.mpkg/Contents/00Fusion_Deployment_Items/Deploy.ini Maybe this will help from VMware Fusion Professional Version 5.0.3 (1040386)
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