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Does anyone have details on how to deploy this MSI package to multiple machines as an unattended install.
I'm sure that it is somehow possible to run msiexec <filename> /quiet /XXXXX /XXXXX to silently install the User Interface containing IPOCC Server & IPOCC License Server info |
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![]() Silent installation User interface /qn The installation runs entirely in the background. Installation progress and Errors /qb Only the installation progress and errors are displayed. This option is used for nested setups in the UI setup. /qf The entire user interface is installed. SUITEFILESFOLDER Optional Shows the installation folder. CORBAHOST Mandatory Specifies the host name or TCP/IP number of the PC running the Corba naming service. CORBAPORT Optional Specifies the port of the Corba naming service. Port 2809 is the default. TRACEHOST Mandatory Specifies the host name or TCP/IP number of the PC running TTrace. TRACEPORT Optional Specifies the port for TTrace. Port 10300 is the default. STATSTORE_PATH not select a phone when logging in.Optional Specifies the path for the statistic export. ASKFORTERMINAL Optional TRUE, true or FALSE, false If you set this option (TRUE), then when starting the user interface a list with all terminals is shown. The agent can select a terminal. Afterwards the used login dialogue follows. USEEXTERNFIRSTSCREEN Optional TRUE, true or FALSE, false If you set this option (TRUE), then the user interface is started without firstscreen. You can Example: msiexec /i "[SourceDir]NestedSetups\Contact Center User Interface.msi" /qb ALLUSERS=1 TRACEHOST=ipoccseserver TRACEPORT=55555SUITEFILESFOLDER="C:\Programme\Avaya" CORBAHOST=ipoccserver CORBAPORT=4444 |
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It half works, it installs the software and inserts the IPOCC server but not the LICENSESERVER. The CORBAHOST is the IPOCC Server but I don’t know the command for the license server.
msiexec /i "C:\ui.msi" /qb ALLUSERS=1 CORBAHOST=ipoccserver TRACEHOST=ipoccserver have also tried msiexec /i "C:\ui.msi" /qb ALLUSERS=1 CORBAHOST=ipoccserver LICENSEHOST=ipoccserver msiexec /i "C:\ui.msi" /qb ALLUSERS=1 CORBAHOST=ipoccserver LICENSESERVER=ipoccserver |
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WEBLMHOST
Server name WEBLMPORT 8080 |
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Fantastic! Thanks heaps.
I have noticed that if want to modify an existing installation (say the hostname changed) msiexec /i "C:\ui.msi" /qb ALLUSERS=1 CORBAHOST=ipoccserver WEBLMHOST=ipoccserver The above will only change the Hostname of the license server, the Hostname of the IPOCC Server will remain the same. The work around is to go msiexec /uninstall "C:\ui.msi" /qb ALLUSERS=1 then msiexec /i "C:\ui.msi" /qb ALLUSERS=1 CORBAHOST=ipoccserver LICENSEHOST=ipoccserver |
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Hmmmm, I'm deploying the software through Microsoft Intune. Not sure if this would work via this deployment tool.
Do you know if it works through Intune? |
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Intunes supports .msi.
The User Interface installation is a msi file. |
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