To silently install the management server using the required parameters and default settings, run the following command from the folder in which you saved the management server setup program:
msiexec.exe /i "NetIQ AppManager management server.msi" /qn INSTALLDIR="C:\Program Files\NetIQ\" MS_B_WINUSER=1 MS_WINDOMAINUSER= "domain\User_Name_for_the_Windows_User_Account_under_which_the_NetIQms_Service_ Will_Run" MS_WINPWD="Password_for_the_Windows_User_Account_under_which_the_NetIQms_Service_ Will_Run" MS_RPSERVERNAME="Name_and_Instance_of_the_SQL_Server_that_Hosts_the_QDB_to_which_ the_Management_Server_Will_Connect" MS_RPNAME="Name_of_the_QDB_to_which_the_Management_Server_Will_Connect" MS_B_SQLAUTHMODE=0
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 management server.
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Parameter |
Description and Values |
|---|---|
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INSTALLDIR |
Target installation folder The default value is C:\Program Files\NetIQ\. |
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MS_PORT |
RPC port where the management server listens for communications from Windows agents If you do not specify this parameter, the default value 9999 is used. For more information about the ports the management server and agents use, see Section 6.6.1, Reviewing Management Server Port Information. |
|
MC_PORT |
RPC port where Windows agents listen for communications from the management server If you do not specify this parameter, the default value 9998 is used. For more information about the ports the management server and agents use, see Section 6.6.1, Reviewing Management Server Port Information. |
|
MS_PORTUNIX |
RPC port where the management server listens for communications from UNIX agents If you do not specify this parameter, the default value 9001 is used. For more information about the ports the management server and agents use, see Section 6.6.1, Reviewing Management Server Port Information. |
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MS_B_WINUSER |
Whether the NetIQms service will use a Windows user account or the local system account Specify 1 if the service will use a Windows user account. If you specify 1, specify a value for the MS_WINDOMAINUSER and MS_WINPWD or MS_WINPWDE parameters. Specify 0 if the service will use the local system account. For more information about the account, see Section 2.3, Reviewing Required Accounts and Permissions. |
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MS_WINDOMAINUSER |
If the NetIQms service will use a Windows user account, domain and user name for the account |
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MS_WINPWD |
If the NetIQms service will use a Windows user account and your site does not use Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS), password for the account |
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MS_WINPWDE |
If the NetIQms service will use a Windows user account and your site uses FIPS, the encrypted password for the account |
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MS_RPSERVERNAME |
Name of the SQL Server and, if applicable, instance that hosts the QDB to which the management server will connect To specify a SQL Server instance, use the format Server_Name\instance. |
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MS_RPNAME |
Name of the QDB to which the management server will connect |
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MS_B_SQLAUTHMODE |
Whether the management server will use a SQL Server user account or the same Windows user account as the NetIQms service to connect to the QDB Specify 1 if the management server will use a SQL Server user account to connect to the QDB. If you specify 1, also specify values for the MS_RP_OWNER and MS_RP_PASSWD parameters. Specify 0 if the management server will use the same Windows user account as the NetIQms service to connect to the QDB. For more information about the account, see Section 2.3, Reviewing Required Accounts and Permissions. |
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MS_RP_OWNER |
If the management server will use a SQL Server user account to connect to the QDB, user name for the account |
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MS_RP_PASSWD |
If the management server will use a SQL Server user account to connect to the QDB, password for the account |
For more information about installing the management server, see Section 6.0, Installing a Management Site.