1) To be sure you'd need to test this, but as a thought exercise, my vote goes 
to the app will start installing. The authentication is needed to make sure you 
still belong to the group having access to the software/deployment or in other 
words are entitled to the policy. Dp access never relies on your user account, 
it uses your computer account or the network access account.

2. Policy is triggered each time you log in, or unlock a device. A required 
deployment that has its deadline in the past should start at login.

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From: Beardsley, James<mailto:[email protected]>
Sent: ‎6/‎02/‎2014 21:05
To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
Subject: [mssms] App Deployment questions

A couple of questions I hope you don’t mind answering for me.


1.       Correct me if I’m wrong but I remember reading that user based 
deployments do not work over the internet unless the external facing MP can 
access AD DS to authenticate the user. If that’s true, consider this scenario… 
An application is deployed to a user who is currently in the office. He picks 
up the policy and the installation begins downloading but In the middle of the 
download, they shutdown, take their computer home, and boot up off the network 
and are now in “internet” mode. So in that situation, the policy has already 
been downloaded and the source download was interrupted in the middle so would 
it still need user authentication to continue the download? Would the download 
pick up where it left off by obtaining the source from the internet DP even 
though that DP cannot authenticate the user? Or would it stop until either a 
VPN connection was established or they returned to the office at which point 
the user can be authenticated again?



2.       There’s no way to make an application run at logon, right? You can 
still do it with packages, or you could wrap the application, but no built-in 
method for applications is my understanding. I was trying to wrap my head 
around why that is. Does anyone know why that functionality was not added to 
the application model? Just curious…

Thanks,
James Beardsley | Firm Technology Group
Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP

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