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How do I bulk activate Rise Vision Displays using an MDM or Script on Windows or Linux?

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Nathan Sutter
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You can mass activate multiple displays running an Electron player using an MDM on Windows or the system’s command line on Linux.

Find your Rise Vision Company Claim ID

From the Rise Vision home page, Click on your photo/user menu on the top right of the screen and choose Company Settings from the dropdown.

Take note of your Claim ID: It will be used in the next step.

Mass Activation Procedure

In your MDM or script, you'll need to enter your Rise Vision company claim ID which activates all the displays that you have selected.

For Windows

You can perform the installation using a Remote Execute script, check your MDM for how. The script should be similar to the following:


set rise_claim_id=YOUR_CLAIM_ID
set rise_installer_path=PATH_FOR_EXECUTABLE (eg: %TEMP%\installer-win-64.exe)
set rise_installer_url=https://storage.googleapis.com/install-versions.risevision.com/installer-win-64.exe
powershell Invoke-WebRequest "%rise_installer_url%" -OutFile "%rise_installer_path%"
"%rise_installer_path%" --force-auto-start=true --claim-id=%rise_claim_id%

Once the script is configured (be sure to replace YOUR_CLAIM_ID and PATH_FOR_EXECUTABLE), it can be executed from the Device List by checking the box next to the devices that should be affected, then selecting More Actions from the top menu, then Remote Execute.

For Linux Ubuntu lnx-64 / (for Raspberry Pi 32bit OS use installer-lnx-armv7l, for 64bit use installer-lnx-arm64.sh)

Set up a script similar to:


export rise_claim_id=YOUR_CLAIM_ID
export rise_installer_path=PATH_FOR_EXECUTABLE (eg: /tmp/installer-lnx-64.sh)
export rise_installer_url=https://storage.googleapis.com/install-versions.risevision.com/installer-lnx-64.sh

wget $rise_installer_url -O $rise_installer_path
chmod a+x $rise_installer_path

$rise_installer_path -- --force-auto-start=true --claim-id=$rise_claim_id --no-sudo

Once the script is configured (be sure to replace YOUR_CLAIM_ID and PATH_FOR_EXECUTABLE), it should be executed as the user that will be running the player.

Optionally, on Linux an additional script can be created to run $HOME/rvplayer/scripts/os-privileged-optimizations. That script would have to be configured with the Run With High Privileges toggle selected.

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