Tonygret
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Deploying MSI with arguments
I have a MSI file that will only deploy with agruments. If I do this through a batch file it works, But how can I do this through AD software deployment?
For instance I want to deploy "software.msi" with the following arguments. The command line would look like this:
software.msi /qn PORTAL_INSTALL=yes DMSIPADDRESS=x.x.x.x CNUMBER=123645 CMF=123456 SDASERVERIP=x.x.x.x SDASILENT=true STARTHIDDEN=/starthidden
Any help would be appreciated.
For instance I want to deploy "software.msi" with the following arguments. The command line would look like this:
software.msi /qn PORTAL_INSTALL=yes DMSIPADDRESS=x.x.x.x CNUMBER=123645 CMF=123456 SDASERVERIP=x.x.x.x SDASILENT=true STARTHIDDEN=/starthidden
Any help would be appreciated.
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Daz 1234,
I will try that later today. What about the first switch "/qn" right after the MSI file? Thanks!
I will try that later today. What about the first switch "/qn" right after the MSI file? Thanks!
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Daz,
Brilliant! That worked. Thank you very much for your help.
Brilliant! That worked. Thank you very much for your help.
You're welcome. Thanks for the grade!
Daz.
Daz.
Edit the msi using your favourite editor like ORCA, or the free InstEd (http://www.instedit.com/)
Create a new transform (in InstEd or ORCA select Transform / New Transform on the menu)
Open the Property table and add the properties you are setting on the command line:
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Save the Transform, then add it in the GUI when you are setting up the installation.
Hope this helps,
Daz.