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Chapter 2 Installing and Upgrading ISC 7. After adding all the systems to the list, click OK to return to the screen with your list of systems and their respective default paths. You can edit individual paths by right-clicking on a system and supplying a new path in the subsequent dialog box. 8. Supply an administrative login and password for each system. 9. Select the ISC features you want to install on the list of servers by completing the check-off dialog box that appears. 10. Press Accept to confirm your installation destinations and options. 11. Monitor the file transfer process. 12. When the dialog box appears that informs you that the file transfer is complete and the local setup application has been launched, click Next. 13. After files have been transferred, all remote systems are rebooted. The installation program provides you with a list of these systems. You can choose when to reboot the local system. 14. Click Done from the installation complete screen. 15. View the files named "logfile.log" found in the "install" directories of the local machine or of the remote machines on which ISC has been installed. These files provide a list of features successfully installed, a list of installed components, a list of copied or replaced files, and lists any error messages for the respective machine. NOTE After the installation process completes, managed servers are automatically rebooted. If a local machine needs to be rebooted, the installation process presents a dialog box that allows you to perform the reboot operation immediately, later, or in 90 seconds. Silent Installation Process Silent installation requires you to run setup.exe from a command line and supply an external file that specifies the systems on which you are installing ISC. During silent installation, the installation program uses command-line options and information in the external file to target systems and gain administrative logon privileges. The following sections describe the command-line syntax you use to start the install and the file format you must follow when creating the external file. 7

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Chapter 2
Installing and Upgrading ISC
7
7.
After adding all the systems to the list, click
OK
to return to the screen with
your list of systems and their respective default paths.
You can edit
individual paths by right-clicking on a system and supplying a new path in
the subsequent dialog box.
8.
Supply an administrative login and password for each system.
9.
Select the ISC features you want to install on the list of servers by
completing the check-off dialog box that appears.
10. Press
Accept
to confirm your installation destinations and options.
11. Monitor the file transfer process.
12.
When the dialog box appears that informs you that the file transfer is
complete and the local setup application has been launched, click
Next
.
13.
After files have been transferred, all remote systems are rebooted.
The
installation program provides you with a list of these systems.
You can
choose when to reboot the local system.
14. Click
Done
from the installation complete screen.
15.
View the files named “logfile.log” found in the “install” directories of the
local machine or of the remote machines on which ISC has been installed.
These files provide a list of features successfully installed, a list of installed
components, a list of copied or replaced files, and lists any error messages for
the respective machine.
NOTE
After the installation process completes, managed servers are
automatically rebooted.
If a local machine needs to be
rebooted, the installation process presents a dialog box that
allows you to perform the reboot operation immediately, later,
or in 90 seconds.
Silent Installation Process
Silent installation requires you to run
setup.exe
from a command line and
supply an external file that specifies the systems on which you are installing ISC.
During silent installation, the installation program uses command-line options and
information in the external file to target systems and gain administrative logon
privileges.
The following sections describe the command-line syntax you use to
start the install and the file format you must follow when creating the external file.