CAD Software Update location on UCCX 8

Hello,
Does anyone know the location of the CAD softare update on UCCX 8? On version 7 I was able to naviagate to the directory that had the update and push it manually. We've got restrictions in place that prevent the agents from upgrading the software, they don't have the correct privledges. I haven't been able to find the location of the update on 8.
Thanks,
Eric

Hi Jonathan,
I know its pretty late for the reply, but I was just browsing and thought I will reply.
In 8.5, you got the 404 error since the Service Release file does not exist.
From the root:
[root@uccx85 CAD]# ls
Administrator                    Cisco Supervisor Desktop.msi
Agent                            jre-6u20-linux-i586.bin
CadBE.properties                 jre-6u20-windows-i586.exe
CAD Client Configuration.msi     jre-6u20-windows-x64.exe
Cisco Agent Desktop.msi          Maintenance
Cisco Desktop Administrator.msi Supervisor
As you can see, there is no Service Release.msi
Regards,
Abhiram Kramadhati

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