B.8 Silently Installing the Command Queue Service

To silently install the command queue service using the required parameters and default settings, run the following command from the folder where you saved the Control Center setup program:

"NetIQCCSetup.exe" /s /v"INSTALLDIR=\"C:\Program Files\NetIQ\" CC_CQS=1 CQS_DOMAIN="Domain_for_the_Windows_User_Account_the_Command_Queue_Service_
Will_Use" RP_CLEARTEXTPASSWORD=1 CQS_USER="User_Name_for_the_Windows_User_Account_the_Command_Queue_Service_
Will_Use" CQS_PWD="Password_for_the_Windows_User_Account_the_Command_Queue_Service_Will_Use" CCDB_SQLSERVERINSTANCE="Name_of_the_SQL_Server_and_Instance_that_Will_Host_the_
CCDB_to_which_the_Command_Queue_Service_Will_Connect" CCDB_REPOSITORYNAME="Name_of_the_CCDB_to_which_the_Command_Queue_Service_Will_
Connect""

To specify additional parameters or alternate settings, add the appropriate parameters to the command. The following table describes all parameters available for silently installing the command queue service.

Parameter

Description

INSTALLDIR

Target installation folder

The default value is C:\Program Files\NetIQ\.

CC_CQS

Installs the command queue service

Specify 1 to install the command queue service.

RP_CLEARTEXTPASSWORD

Indicates the silent installation command will submit passwords to the Windows Installer package in clear text format

Specify 1 to use clear text format for passwords.

This parameter is required for successful installation. If you do not include this parameter, the Windows Installer package will attempt to decrypt passwords and you will receive the following error message:

Failed to decrypt the input data with FIPS compliant algorithms.

CQS_DOMAIN

Domain for the Windows user account the command queue service will use to connect to the CCDB

For more information about the account, see Reviewing Required Accounts and Permissions.

CQS_USER

User name for the Windows user account the command queue service will use to connect to the CCDB

CQS_PWD

Password for the Windows user account the command queue service will use to connect to the CCDB

CCDB_SQLSERVERINSTANCE

Name of the SQL Server and, if applicable, instance that will host the CCDB to which the command queue service will connect

To specify a SQL Server instance, use the format Server_Name\instance.

Only connect one command queue service to a CCDB.

CCDB_REPOSITORYNAME

Name of the CCDB to which the command queue service will connect

/L* "Full_Path_to_Installation_Log_File"

Creates a log file that describes the operations of the setup program

For more information about parameters that specify the information included in the installation log file, see Specifying Control Center Installation Log File Options.

For more information about installing the command queue service, see Section 7.0, Installing Control Center Components.