How to deploying ArcGIS Pro 3.2 in Microsoft Intune platform

Question

I need to deploy the ArcGis Pro 3.2 in my Company Portal by MS Intune plataform.

I already use the Microsoft Win32 Intune Prep Tool to create package to add to Intune and make the application available for users to install it.

I used the .exe file to create the package will it be with .intunewin extension.

In intune I already used many command lines, but all of them fail when users try to install by Company Portal.

Commands like:

msiexec /i "ArcGISPro_32_188049.exe" /qn
msiexec /i "ArcGISPro_32_188049.msi" /qn
msiexec /i "ArcGISPro\ArcGISPro.msi" /qn
ArcGISPro_32_188049.exe /q /norestart

not work

Also I unpack the .exe file, packaged in .intunewin, to find the .msi but the

msiexec /i "ArcGISPro.msi" /qn

also not install in users.

I received erros like "fatal erro in msiexec (0x80070643)", our "can't unpack (0x87D30067)".

Any detailed help, please?!

QuaineDay · Answer

I got this going by having it sideloaded as a secondary app. You then need to make it a dependency of ArcPro
msiexec.exe /p "ArcGIS_Pro_314_185014.msp" REINSTALLMODE=omus REINSTALL=ALL /qn

QuaineDay · Answer

@JasonPagel  do you know how to deploy the patch with the .msi install? I am using this command to deploy:
msiexec /i "ArcGISPro.msi" ALLUSERS=1 ACCEPTEULA=YES ESRI_LICENSE_HOST=xyz SOFTWARE_CLASS=Editor AUTHORIZATION_TYPE=CONCURRENT_USE PORTAL_LIST="https://xyz.com;https://www.arcgis.com" /qn

If I throw the patch in with the command it will fail:
msiexec /i "ArcGISPro.msi" PATCH="ArcGIS_Pro_314_185014.msp" ALLUSERS=1 ACCEPTEULA=YES ESRI_LICENSE_HOST=xyz SOFTWARE_CLASS=Editor AUTHORIZATION_TYPE=CONCURRENT_USE PORTAL_LIST="https://xyz.com;https://www.arcgis.com" /qn

However if I run that command on the windows machine with the appropriate paths it will work.

Thanks in advance!

JasonPagel · Answer

Here is what is working for me and this is what i found of a day of research and testing.  Still working on getting the patch to install via Intune.  (Replace the xyz with your host site)

msiexec /i "name of your msi file" /qn ESRI_LICENSE_HOST=xyz ACCEPTEULA=yes