Deploy Cisco Secure Client MSI on Windows using Hexnode Local AppsSolved

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1 day ago Sep 17, 2026

I’m trying to deploy Cisco Secure Client to our Windows devices through Hexnode. The Cisco download gives me a ZIP that includes Setup.msi, OrgInfo.json, and a readme file.

Can I extract the MSI, upload it under Apps > Local Apps, and push it to devices from there? I want to avoid hosting the MSI separately if Hexnode can handle the deployment. Also, will installing only the MSI be enough for the client to register properly?

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19 hours ago Sep 17, 2026
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Yes, you can extract the Setup.msi file and upload it to Hexnode from Apps > Local Apps. Once uploaded, it can be deployed to Windows devices like any other local MSI app.

However, installing the MSI alone may not fully activate or register Cisco Secure Client with your organization. The Cisco package also includes OrgInfo.json, which contains the organization-specific registration information required by the client.

A typical deployment flow would be:

  1. Extract Setup.msi from the Cisco-provided ZIP file.
  2. Upload the MSI to Apps > Local Apps in Hexnode.
  3. Deploy the local app to the target Windows devices.
  4. Deploy OrgInfo.json separately using a script so that the client can link correctly with the organization account.

If you skip the OrgInfo.json deployment, the app may install successfully but remain unregistered or unactivated.

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8 hours ago Sep 17, 2026
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That explains what I was seeing. The MSI installed fine, but the client didn’t look like it was tied to our Umbrella setup. I assumed the MSI had everything bundled in.

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