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BlueJeans Deployment Using SCCM MSI Deployment Guide

BlueJeans Deployment Using SCCM MSI Deployment Guide

Written By Abhinav Rana
Last Updated October 16, 2022
Posted In SCCM
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Hello Everyone!! Here we come with another deployment post for you all. Today we will learn about BlueJeans Deployment Using SCCM. Here we will show you a detailed step-by-step guide for deploying Bluejeans to Windows 10/11 devices using SCCM (Configuration Manager).

With BlueJeans by Verizon, you can conduct video conferences over the internet using an interoperable cloud-based service that offers a free trial of BlueJeans Meetings to explore the experience and ensure it meets your needs.

The Zoom meeting interface is pretty similar to BlueJeans except for some added features on the main screen. In addition to using standards-based encryption by default, Bluejeans and Zoom offer end-to-end encryption as an option. However, Bluejeans and Zoom offer different user engagement and file-sharing capabilities.

The MSI application is the best method to deploy BlueJeans to Windows 10/11 devices. BlueJeans provides two distinct MSI packages that IT Administrators can use to install BlueJeans for windows per machine or individual user installation. It would be best if you chose the installer based on your requirements.

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What is an MSI file?

Windows packages that contain installation information, including files to be installed and installation locations, are called MSI files. The EXE and MSI files both install and launch Windows programs. The EXE file may not always contain an installer and may launch the program it has when double-clicked. An MSI file, however, always includes an installer.

BlueJeans Deployment Using SCCM

Let’s start with the Deployment of BlueJeans using SCCM. As told earlier, we are using the MSI file for Bluejeans Deployment. You will see why the availability of MSI files for any application is always a joy for SCCM Admin. We don’t need to work on prerequisites as we used to tell you in the previous posts.

  • All we have to do is download the MSI installer and the logo of the Bluejeans as we know it is available for download, and our half job is done.

One can easily download the 64-bit application directly from BlueJeans. They have provided different setups for different environments. One can easily differentiate and choose the right setup for the Windows 64-bit architecture.

The following table gives you all the details required for the Bluejeans Deployment tool using SCCM. This includes the command line for Bluejeans silent install, Product Code, etc.

NameCommand LineDetection Method
Bluejeans Deployment Tool – Windows Installer (*.msi file)Install -> msiexec /i “BlueJeans.2.37.801m” /qWindows Installer –
{0D054473-C8A6-4923-BE1B-ADA348F98069}
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM MSI Application Guide Table 1

Create BlueJeans Application Using SCCM Console

In this MSI application deployment guide, we will use the SCCM admin console to create an application. To start with the Application creation part, copy the downloaded setup to the package source location of the SCCM Server.

  • Navigate to SCCM Console \Software Library\Overview\Application Management\Applications.
  • Right-click on Applications and select Create Application.
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 1
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 1

For all MSI application deployments, always Select the Automatically detect Information about the application from installation files and choose Windows Installer (.msi files) in the Type category. Also, enter the UNC Path for the application in Location and click Next.

Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 2
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 2

Now you will see the real Magic. As soon you click on next, you will see that all the information has been imported from the MSI file as shown below, and click Next.

Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 3
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 3

Also in the General Information Tab shown below, you will see it imports the install behavior/command (msiexec /i “BlueJeans.2.37.801m” /q) from the installer itself.

  • Silent Command Line for Bluejeans = msiexec /i “BlueJeans.2.37.801m” /q
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 4
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 4

After this, click Next on the Summary Tab and end this Create Application Wizard by clicking on Close in Completion Tab.

Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 5
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 5

After the creation of the Application, it will appear in the Application Node. Now to Add an Icon to the Bluejeans, right-click on the Bluejeans and click on Properties.

After this choose Software Center Tab as shown below. And click on Browse in Icon and select the icon and click on Apply and OK as shown in the image below.

Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 6
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 6

Distribute Bluejeans Application to the DP

After the creation of the Application, it will appear in the Application Node. To begin with, the distribution right-clicks on the Bluejeans Application and clicks on Distribute Content, as shown in the picture below.

Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 7
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 7

Now the Distribute Content Wizard will open, and click Next in the General Tab. Then select the Application Name in the Content Tab and Click on Next, as shown in the image below.

Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 8
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 8

Now the Distribute Content Wizard will open, and click Next in the General Tab. Then select the Application Name in the Content Tab and Click on Next, as shown in the image below.

Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 9
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 9

Then Add Distribution Point page will pop up, choose the Distribution Point on which you want to distribute the Application and click on OK, and then on Next.

Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 10
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 10

After this, Click Next on Summary Tab and complete this Distribution process by clicking Close on Completion Tab.

Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 11
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 11

Deploy Bluejeans using SCCM

So as of now, we have accomplished two tasks, i.e., Application Creation and Application Distribution to the DP. Now all left is the Deployment of the Bluejeans on the All Windows 10 Device Collection.

  • As you can see, your Application is displaying in Application Node, Right-click on Bluejeans and select Deploy.
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 12
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 12

After this, Deploy Software Wizard opens, and in the General Tab, enter the Name of the Application and click on Browse to select the Collection.

Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 13
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 13

Now the Select Collection page will pop up; and choose Device Collection from the drop-down menu, and then

Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 14
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 14

Now in the Deployment Settings Tab, select:

  • Install in the Action box
  • And choose Available in the Purpose category.
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 15
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 15

In the Scheduling Tab, enter the time details if you want it to be available at a specific time; otherwise, leave it as it is and click Next. After this, in the User Experience Tab,

  • Select Display in Software Center and shows all notification options in the User notifications, and click on Next as shown below.
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 16
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 16

In the Alerts and Summary Tab, click on Next and to end the process, click on Close in the Completion Tab.

Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 17
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 17

Time to Check Windows 10 Client Machine

In this section, we will check the end-user experience for Bluejeans Application Deployment and Installation. The Bluejeans Application is Created, Distributed, and Deployed.

Now, if you check the Software Center of Win 10 device from the Windows 10 Device (or All Windows 11 Device) Collection, you will see the Application in Available Mode, and the user can install it as per the requirement.

Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 17
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 18

As you can see in the below screenshot, the Bluejeans Application is installed successfully on Windows 10/11 devices. This proves that the above MSI installer works fine for Bluejeans Application Installation using SCCM.

Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 19
Bluejeans Deployment Using SCCM Fig. 19

So the above picture depicts that we have finally created, Distributed, Deployed, and Installed the BlueJeans Application, as shown in the Software Center in the above image.

Author

Abhinav Rana is working as an SCCM Admin. He loves to help the community by sharing his knowledge. He is a BTech graduate in Information Technology.

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