Garrry
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How do I install Lotus Notes client 8.5.2 silently
Hi there,
We recently upgraded our Windows 2003 Lotus Domino servers to Lotus Domino Server 8.5.2 and now it's the turn of the clients to be updated. Currently we run Lotus Notes client 7.0 on XP machines and want to upgrade to the client 8.5.2. I want to deploy the software using SCCM with a silent installation. I have tried some of the IBM suggested silent switches e.g. /s /v" /qn" and /s /v" /qn+" but to no avail (I get the, click the Next button to continue at the Install Wizard). I want the installation to accept all the default setting offered to me during installation.
Any help with this is much appreciated
Garry
We recently upgraded our Windows 2003 Lotus Domino servers to Lotus Domino Server 8.5.2 and now it's the turn of the clients to be updated. Currently we run Lotus Notes client 7.0 on XP machines and want to upgrade to the client 8.5.2. I want to deploy the software using SCCM with a silent installation. I have tried some of the IBM suggested silent switches e.g. /s /v" /qn" and /s /v" /qn+" but to no avail (I get the, click the Next button to continue at the Install Wizard). I want the installation to accept all the default setting offered to me during installation.
Any help with this is much appreciated
Garry
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Thanks for that Wuesten. I'm due to start a weeks holiday in about an hour so I'll have to postpone and try out your suggested solution upon my return.
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