Can the package I download via the CC packager be manually installed to a master image used to ghost a lab?

Question

We are looking at purchasing Creative Cloud for educators, and using the 'Device Licensing' model.
As a casual comment in the tutorial video at the bottom of the page at http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/packager.html,
the presenter mentioned that the downloaded CC package can be installed on an HD image, but that one should run the products before using that as a master image to 'ghost' a lab.  I have found no other references to this anywhere, and want to verify that this is an option.
Instead of having to install Microsoft SCCM, and doing all that, can we just install this package on our master HD image, and then use it throughout the semester to reimage lab machines as needed?
I assume that the 'device ID' is tied to something on the physical machine, so that reimaging a machine if it becomes corrupted midway through the year won't add 1 to our count of licenses used?
Thanks.
Schemm

Answer 1

That link does not help. We expect to use CC Teams shortly, and deployment is deeply worrying.
The issue of making a master computer image to be deployed is tricky because of the Adobe IDs needed to run the software on the machines to which that image is deployed.
- One can use Packager to create .pkg and .msi files.
- When creating the master image, one can double click these (anyway, that's what's said at http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/packager/deploying-packages.html)
- After that image is deployed to the client machines, the unanswered question is how to get each machine effieciently authorized without sharing authenticating data with student users?
Oh, and what the hell is up with Acrobat deployment on Windows? OK, that's a somewhat separate issue, but just barely.