CUPC 7.0 silent install

All,
Hopefully really simple question. We have finished out beta of CUPC and are ready to begin a limited rollout. Is there a way to set the cupc .msi package for a silent install. I have looked around and can't find any procedure for this documented.
Thanks,
Bill

You can't. This information exists in an XML file on the local disk. You will need an MST or a logon script that pre-seeds the default XML file which will be copied when the user launches CUPC. We have covered this before here: https://supportforums.cisco.com/message/3008466#3008466

Similar Messages

CUPC 8.02 Silent installation question

Afternoon All,
I am trying to deploy a totally silent install of the CUPC client via SCCM. I can get the Visual C++ 2005 components silently as well as the MSI using the screenshot attached. I can also get a full silent install withswitches /S /v /qn using the .exe version. However I get a prompt for the Network component on Win 7 ( attached screenshot) whichever method I use ( exe or MSI ). Any tips on how to suppress this would be much appreciated?
Many thanks
Sean

Hi Jim,
I figured it out by doing the following:
Effectively I had to create two programs in the SCCM package which also adds the certificate into trusted publisher.
cmd /q /c certutil.exe -addstore TrustedPublisher "
pentland\Source\Packages\Applications\Cisco\CUPC 8.0.2\CiscoCUPC.cer"
CiscoUnifiedPersonalCommunicatorK9.exe /S /v/qn
Cheers
Sean

Auto / Silent install of Essbase 6.1.4.0 (Client)

Does anyone know/have the switch(es) for an auto or silent install (client side) for Excel Essbase Add-in version 6.1.4.0?Thank you,Blake

Hi,Install Shield has a silent option that allows to record the options that have to be selected by the user.You first have to launch the install with a record a setup.iss file by launcinh setup.exe /r (or -r)Then setup.exe /f1 with the location and name of the iss file will do the trick.Consult installshield.com knowldege base for more information (perform a search on setup.iss).Please be aware that depending on the OS the iss file may need to be different.EricPartake Consulting

Problems performing silent install of CR XI Rel 2

We are using the instructions from the installation guide to perform a silent install by running the command
setup.exe ADDLOCAL=ALL EXCLUDEDOTNETFILES=1 EXCLUDEJAVAFILES=1 EXCLUDERDCFILES=1 CLIENTLANGUAGE=EN REBOOT=ReallySuppress PIDKEY=(actualKey) INSTALLDIR="C:\Program Files\Business Objects\Crystal Reports 11.5" /live c:\temp\cr_11.log /qn
The installation runs but fails at the end of the installation when attempting to put the shortcuts in the users or All users Start Menu with the error of MainEngineThread is returning 1603 (when under user ID) or MainEngineThread is returning 1604 (when under All Users). The installation is being run with an administrator access login ID, so access to either area should not be a problem.
The installation is on both Windows 2000 and XP pc's and the win32 directory of the msi installation files have been copied locally to the machine as part of the process to eliminate network lag.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to get past this?

Check the readme and help files on how to.

How to handle "/9.2.0/root.sh as root from another window" in silent instal

Hi,
I was successful to start a silent installation of Oracle9iR2 using a responsefile on my System RHEL 3. But the installation ends soon and a wrong successful install message:
Error :*** Alert: A configuration script needs to be run as root before installation can proceed. Please leave this window up, go run /opt/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/root.sh as root from another window, then come back here and click OK to continue. ***
The installation of Oracle9i Database was successful.
I use -ignorePatchConflicts for ignoring the patch conflicts. But How do I handle these issues. Where I have to run root.sh ... etc in teh Non Interactive Install.
I am scripting solution for non interactive install and manual intervention to run these root.sh shell scripts at different points of install is not a good idea as it wont help me automate the install.
Please let me know if anyone has solved this problem with -silent install.
Thanks in advance.
Senthil

Thats me (OP) again:
I tried setting:
SHOW_ROOTSH_CONFIRMATION=false in the response file. But still no help. The installation exits at run root.sh prompt point. How I can effectively deal with it in a script?

Open File - Security Warning with Network-based Silent Install of CS4

I am attempting to run an enterprise deployment of CS4 Design Standard Edition onto a pool of WinXP Pro workstations. I placed all of the install files on a networked server running Windows 2003, and generated from there all of the requisite .xml files (install, uninstall, and override files). From this network share, I can successfully run a silent install.
HOWEVER. Multiple times (two or three) during the course of the silent install, I receive the same pop-up security warning from Windows XP (definitely an OS message, not anti-virus or other) that reads as follows:
Open File - Security Warning
Do you want to run this file?
Name: AIRApplicationRunner.exe
Publisher: Adobe Systems Incorporated
Type: Application
From: (server IP address)
I have tried excluding Adobe Air from the installation package, but I still receive the same security prompt. This is sufficiently a hassle to have to click through these prompts in a silent install. But more importantly I am unable to run the silent install as part of a logoff script because for all intents & purposes it is no longer a silent install (i.e. it requires user intervention). To top it off, I found when testing the logoff script the prompts are suppressed and the installation fails prior to the bulk of the installation (Photoshop, Illustrator, & InDesign).
I'm sure that I could run the install by copying all of the files to each local workstation, but again that would defeat the purpose of an easy, network-based install. In the past I was able to install CS3 in this fashion with no troubles, which of course did not include Adobe Air.
Can anybody offer a suggestion as to how to disable these security messages, or alternately, how to entirely exclude Adobe Air from the install package? I have found a VB script that is supposed to address the security warnings issue, but to run the script also requires the user to accept it at a security prompt.
Thanks in advance for any assistance!
-Dan

I'm now able to deploy design suite premium cs4 successfully.
The issue for me was that the AirapplicationRunner installs some useless software. I worked around the issue with the Airapplicationrunner prompt by removing any apps that are installed using that method. By "removing" I mean marking that app as "donotinstall" in the deployment file. The apps I removed are these adobe codes for adobe media player, adobe.com, adobeair itself. The below is from my deploy.xml file used for the silent workflow:
donotinstall
donotinstall
donotinstall
If you mark those three adobe codes as "donotinstall" the prompt never appears and the real apps get installed just fine.

How can I do a silent install of Firefox 23 since the -ms switch doesn't work?

I have been able to do a silent install of all the previous versions of Firefox using the -ms switch. But when I use it on the new version, the user interface comes up and it never did that before. I have tried different silent switches but non of them worked.

Not the most experienced at this but are you using the stub installer, maybe you can try the classic installer and try again?
Hopefully this helps.
* https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/all/ <= Full installer

How can I perform a silent install of an application AND use "run executable after installation"

I am trying to do a silent install of a program I built using LabVIEW 8.5. I also need to call an exe after the installation, so I am using the "run executable after installation" option on the Advanced tab of the installer. I then pass the following command lines to the setup.exe:
/qb /acceptlicenses yes /r
This installs the LabVIEW program successfully, but does not then run the additional exe afterward. If I run the setup.exe normally (with no command line parameters), the additional exe gets run.
Thanks,
Jason

jmburns wrote:
I am trying to do a silent install of a program I built using LabVIEW 8.5. I also need to call an exe after the installation, so I am using the "run executable after installation" option on the Advanced tab of the installer. I then pass the following command lines to the setup.exe:
/qb /acceptlicenses yes /r
This installs the LabVIEW program successfully, but does not then run the additional exe afterward. If I run the setup.exe normally (with no command line parameters), the additional exe gets run.
Thanks,
Jason
This problem is fixed in a future release of LabVIEW. Here's the CAR ID 67549 for tracking purposes.
Message Edited by Bob P on 07-10-2008 09:10 AM

SAP BPC 7.5 Client, Silent install but with progress bar, can it be done?

Hi All,
I need to uninstall the BPC 7 Client and then deploy 7.5 to around 250 users accross the country.
We have SCCM (SMS) in place so will be using that.
I have the uninstall of 7 sorted and I have the response file etc sorted for the silent install of 7.5 and the install runs, silently, no issue.
Is there a way though that one can "turn on" the progress bar during the install? So that users dont shutdown or disconnect in the 15min it takes the install to run.
By way of example, in the SAP Business objects enterprise client on can configure the Silent install so that although it never prompts the user for a reponse there is a progress bar that runs, indicating that there is an install in progress.
Thanks in advance,
Bryan

Hi Sebastian,
No worries, I am using a pop up countdown so the users have some idea on progress. Would love to know why the install runs for over 15min.
In the above case the uninstall was easy as we had deployed using MS AppV so it was just a case of deleting the advert in SCCM and the application was pulled from the users desktops.
For 7.5 I am using a vbscript with following to uninstall:
The install string pulled from the clients registry uninstall folder:
RunCommand Chr(34) & "C:\Program Files\InstallShield Installation Information\{EC8753EF-EE78-48B5-A4D0-FBBD237B5D53}\setup.exe" & Chr(34) & " -runfromtemp -l0x0009UNINSTALL -removeonly"
We create a custom link, so this deletes it.
DeleteFile "c:\Users\Public\Desktop\SAP BPC 7.5.lnk"
You should be able to create something similar for 7.0 & 7.1
Hope that helps,
Bryan

"You do not have sufficient access to uninstall" following CF9 silent install

When running a silent CF9 install I'm unable to remove the product, either through control panel or running the uninstaller directly. The error is "You do not have sufficient access to uninstall Adobe Coldfusion 9. Please contact your system administrator."   Coldfusion works perfectly fine after the silent install, it just cannot be cleanly removed
This is being run as a local administrator on Windows 2008 R2 SP1 in both cases, from an elevated command prompt. If I run the installer interactively with the same settings it works as expected and can be removed without any trouble
My silent install parameters are:
INSTALLER_UI=SILENT
SILENT_LICENSE_MODE=full
SILENT_SERIAL_NUMBER=#LICENSE#
SILENT_INSTALLER_TYPE=standalone
SILENT_INSTALL_ODBC=true
SILENT_INSTALL_VERITY=true
SILENT_INSTALL_SAMPLES=false
SILENT_INSTALL_JNBRIDGE=false
SILENT_INSTALL_LDS=false
SILENT_INSTALL_FOLDER=C:/ColdFusion9
SILENT_WEBROOT_FOLDER=C:/ColdFusion9/wwwroot
SILENT_VERITY_INSTALL_FOLDER=
SILENT_ADMIN_PASSWORD=p4ssW0rD!
SILENT_FLEX_ENABLED=true
SILENT_ENABLE_RDS=false
SILENT_RDS_PASSWORD=p4ssW0rD!
I looked over the options in http://blogs.adobe.com/cfdoc/2009/10/performing_a_silent_installation_of_coldfusion_9.html but dont see anything else related to the user context on Windows. Is there something else I'm missing, or is this a bug?

Thanks Anit,
If I kill jrun and run the uninstaller directly I get a Fatal Application Error with this message:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: No product for ID=2946516b-1ec5-11b2-857c-ca3f47cb95d5
          at ZeroGfq.<init>(DashoA10*..)
          at ZeroGfm.d(DashoA10*..)
          at ZeroGfm.b(DashoA10*..)
          at ZeroGfp.<init>(DashoA10*..)
          at com.zerog.ia.installer.Installer.z(DashoA10*..)
          at com.zerog.ia.installer.Installer.setMetadata(DashoA10*..)
          at com.zerog.ia.installer.InstallerMetaData.setInstaller(DashoA10*..)
          at com.zerog.ia.installer.LifeCycleManager.j(DashoA10*..)
          at com.zerog.ia.installer.LifeCycleManager.f(DashoA10*..)
          at com.zerog.ia.installer.LifeCycleManager.a(DashoA10*..)
          at com.zerog.ia.installer.LifeCycleManager.a(DashoA10*..)
          at com.zerog.ia.installer.Main.main(DashoA10*..)
          at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
          at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:39)
          at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:25)
          at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:597)
          at com.zerog.lax.LAX.launch(DashoA10*..)
          at com.zerog.lax.LAX.main(DashoA10*..)
ProductID is defined in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Adobe ColdFusion 9

Silent install Photoshop CS 6 extended and how do i get it?

I hva bought a license for Photoshop CS 6 extended, and i need to to get a hold of a .msi (microsoft installer) file for this application, where do i get it?
I also want to do the silent install for this application, with both installation and registration of the product using my license. I have no internet connection and i am wondering if this i possible?

Hi There,
Please go through the doc below to see the workflow to create a .msi.
http://wwwimages.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/devnet/creativesuite/pdfs/AdobeApplication ManagerEnterpriseEditionDeploymentGuide_v_3_1.pdf
Thanks,
Ashish

Silent install in the enterprise

Hi.
Please can you let me know if there has been any update on how to perform a silent install for Adobe Digital Editions. I specifically want to automate the activation process for multiple users by selecting the do not authorise option automatically so the install completes without any user interaction.
Thanks

Thanks "Frustrated AZ", that 'contradiction' does make sense although it does slightly leave us business users out in the cold. My challenge is that the UK's largest legal services provider has chosen eBooks instead of PDF's, and is recommending ADE to their business clients.
"mrt11011", I see now what you meant (missed it in your earlier post) and I have also hit the proverbial brick wall. I have not been able to find a way to suppress the activate screens, and having suppressed the EULA is not much of a consolation. I was able to automate it completely using Winbatch (a fantastic Windows admin scripting / tool), using keystrokes but was forced to use "mouse clicks" because the activate wizard doesn't support keyboard shortcuts. I digress... Unfortunately I cannot (yet) accomodate different screen resolutions because it's Flash and the operating system isn't clearly identifying the child and parent windows to Winbatch. If I crack it I will certainly post my solution here.
Hopefully Adobe's wizards will scroll through these posts and do something for businesses.

Error in the instructions for performing a silent install

There's an error in the instructions for performing a silent install of Photoshop Elements:
http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/kb/silent-install-instructions-photoshop-element s-1.html
In step 9, the instructions say to use the following command line:
start /wait "path to Setup.exe" /UL%LangCode% /V“SERIALNUMBER=%AOO volume license serial number%"
The correct command line, however, is this:
start /wait "path to Setup.exe" /UL%LangCode% /V"SERIALNUMBER=%AOO volume license serial number%"
See the difference? Look closely at the character after the /V. In the instructions on the website, they put in a "curly quote" character. This obviously needs to be a straight quote.
Interestingly enough, the erroneous command line from the web site will actually work just fine as posted if all you are passing in the /V is the serial number. If, however, you wanted to add a "NODESKTOPICON=1" to disable the creation of a desktop shortcut, for example:
start /wait "path to Setup.exe" /UL%LangCode% /V“SERIALNUMBER=%AOO volume license serial number% NODESKTOPICON=1"
then it fails to run silently.
I post this in the hopes that Adobe will fix the typo in their instructions and save other admins the hours of grief I've been put through today trying to get this working.

Check the response file where you define the SGA memory size for the new database.
You can also choose not to create the database at the installation and do it afterwards, making a specific response file for it. (I'd recommend specially this option. like that you can separate possible installation errors with the ones on the DB creation process).
Good luck.
Regards,
Enric Moya

Silent Install of CS3 on Windows 7 64 Bit

Hello!
I am with a School District and need to package CS3 for deployment to a lab. The research that I've found makes it sound very easy using the line
"setup.exe" --mode=silent --deploymentFile="install.xml" --skipProcessCheck=1
and with our 32 bit XP machines it works great, no issues there. We also have machines that are Windows 7 x64 and the same command line does not work at all. With in a minute of execution it kills with exit error code 7.
I've found some other properties to add within the install.xml file
<Property name="INSTALLDIR">C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe</Property>
<Property name="os64Bit">1</Property>
This unfortunately didn't work either. I'm not too surprised since in the log file it shows repeatedly that it is trying to install to program files (x86) anyway.
Can someone that has done the silent install on a 64 bit machine help me out at all (or anyone with any other ideas )??
Thanks for any help!!

Hi skat,
Firstly i would advice windows 7 as such wont support,there are work arounds to install or mount on it but in long run it causes problems.64-bit is not supported for administration tool.
If it is other OS also admin tool should be installed only on 32-bit .......hope oracle releases it on 64-bit too in short time with only admin tool alone to get installed.
On windows 7 installation you get many blogs or forums to get installed.......Better to install on windows 2003/2008 server which output you better.
hope helps you understand.
Cheers,
KK

Fully automatic silent install of 1.4.2_10

We're using Citrix Webinterface 4.0 with Citrix Java Client for remote access users (working at home). This works fine with Java 1.4.2_10. It does NOT work with MS Java VM or Java 1.5.x. So we need to ensure employees have Java 1.4.2_10 installed at their home pc's. We do not have administrative control over these pc's. Therefore we need to push the Java 1.4.2_10 software from the same webpage as their Citrix Webinterface login.
QUESTION: I would like to create a hyperlink on the Webinterface login page where users can click to FULLY AUTOMATICALLY download and SILENTLY install the Java 1.4.2_10 software (and NOT the Java 1.5.x which is (non-silently) available at http://www.java.com/nl/download/ie_auto.jsp !!!!!)
How can this be accomplished?
Any help is much appreciated
Harm van Dommelen
Gemeente Waterland, The Netherlands

i haven't done it, but you could just include the version of the JRE you want the user to use with your software

CUPC 7.0 silent install

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for