IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager for Application Diagnostics, Version 7.1.0.1
Execute the silent installation command
- Log on to the computer on which you want to install the Managing Server as the installation user, for example, amuser.
- If you have an existing installation of WAS, start the appserver to be used by the Managing Server.
- If Terminal Services is enabled on Windows 2003 Server or Windows 2008 Server, put the server into installation mode.
change user /install
Ignore the message:
Install mode does not apply to a Terminal server configured for remote administration.
- Specify configuration options in one of the response file templates and save the file:
Typical /path/to/install/silent/ MS_typical.opt Custom /path/to/install/silent/MS_Sample.opt or MS.opt
Optionally, you can use a response file created by a GUI installer installation. During installation, in panel...
Generate Response File
...select...
Save settings in a response file
...and enter the file path ending with a file name.
- Install the Managing Server...
cd INSTALL_HOME setup_MS.exe -silent [-is:log [log_file_name]] [configuration_option...] -options response_file...where...
- log_file_name
- Absolute path to log file that the silent installer will write to. The file will be created even if it does not yet exist or if no name is specified. Wrap the path in double-quotes if it contains spaces.
- configuration_option
- One or more configuration options not included in the response file.
- response_file
- Absolute path to response file configured in Step 4. Wrap the path in double-quotes if it contains spaces.
Example of Typical installation:
setup_MS.exe -silent -is:log "C:\log\MSlog.txt" -V ITCAM_SYS_USERS=itcamuser -options C:\itcam\images\silent\MS_typical.optExample of Custom installation:
setup_MS.exe -silent -is:log "C:\log\MSlog.txt" -V PORT_KERNEL_RFS01=9125 -options C:\itcam\images\silent\MS_Sample.optConfiguration options specified in the response file take precedence over those entered in the command line. For a particular command-line configuration option to take effect, first nullify that option in the response file by commenting it out with a number sign (#).
See also:
Post-Installation Tasks
Parent topic:
Performing a normal silent installation (in one phase)