HP Integrity rx4610 Installation Guide for the Intel® Server Control - Page 12

Chapter 2 Installing and Upgrading ISC Command-line Syntax Use the following command-line syntax when invoking setup.exe: Setup.exe /silent:textfile [[/username:username] [/password:password]] \ [/log:logfile] Where: textfile A user-supplied file that specifies the systems on which to install ISC. You must supply this text file during a silent installation. You can supply a full path and filename or just the filename if the text file resides in the same directory as setup.exe. For information on the format you must follow when creating this file see "Silent Installation Text File" on page 9. username The account name that has administrative rights for all the systems on which ISC is being installed. The /username command-line option is optional and can be overridden by username supplied in textfile. If you do not supply a username at either the command line or in textfile, the installation program attempts to use the username currently logged into the local system. password The password for username. The /password commandline option is optional and can be overridden by password supplied in textfile. If you do not supply a password at either the command line or in textfile, the installation program attempts to use the password of the username currently logged into the local system. logfile The path and filename of the log file documenting the progress of the silent installation process. The following example invokes setup.exe from the CD-ROM in its default directory Software. The text file Silentwin64.txt resides in the same directory as setup.exe. The command line supplies no usernames or passwords. The installation program looks in the accompanying text file for this information. If usernames and passwords are not found in Silentwin64.txt, the installation program attempts to use the username and password of the currently logged on user. D:\>E:\CD\Software\setup.exe /silent:D:\Silentwin64.txt D:\> 8