Ninite: Pro Integrations

By default, Ninite installs for all users (Machine Wide). If you have specific apps that must be installed per-user (rare for Ninite Pro workflows, but possible via integrations), the syntax changes:

echo Ninite finished with exit code %ERRORLEVEL% exit /b %ERRORLEVEL%

NinitePro.exe /audit /output report.csv /silent

# Run Ninite Audit Start-Process "NinitePro.exe" -ArgumentList "/audit /output audit.csv /silent" -Wait ninite pro integrations

:: Run Ninite %NINITE% /select Chrome Reader Java /silent /disableautoupdate

To start exploring Ninite Pro integrations, follow these steps:

NinitePro.exe /select Chrome /proxy:proxy.company.local:8080 /proxyuser:DOMAIN\user /proxypwd:Password By default, Ninite installs for all users (Machine Wide)

NinitePro.exe /select Chrome Flash "VLC Player" Java /silent /disableautoupdate

As organizations continue to grow and evolve, managing software across numerous endpoints can become a daunting task. Ninite Pro, a popular software deployment and management tool, offers a robust solution to simplify software management. One of the key features that sets Ninite Pro apart is its extensive integration capabilities. In this piece, we'll explore the benefits and possibilities of Ninite Pro integrations.

Ninite Pro can output an audit of installed software in CSV format, which is useful for importing into your documentation or RMM database. One of the key features that sets Ninite

Warning: Passing passwords in plain text command lines is a security risk. It is better to configure the WinHTTP proxy on the machine via netsh.

Most RMM systems (ConnectWise, Datto, Kaseya, NinjaOne) work best with scripts that return specific exit codes.

Managed through script components , users can import NinitePro.exe to execute specific app updates as scheduled or "Quick Jobs".