Installing CuciMOC with a Batch File

I'm trying to get this thing to install with a batch file and Altiris. What switches did you guys use on the msi? What switches did you use on the exe? Which would you use the msi or the exe? Why?
Thanks in advance! I'm a batch file n00b.

We lost our steam on this project because some other things came up. I'll post what
we had before we stopped working on it:
echo Install Dot Net 3.5 SP1
"Z:\Software\Microsoft\Dot NET\3.5\dotnetfx35_SP1_Full.exe" /q /c: "install /l /qb"
echo Killing MS Outlook and OCS Communicator
taskkill /IM "iexplore.exe" /F
taskkill /IM "outlook.exe" /F
taskkill /IM "communicator.exe" /F
echo Copying CuciMoc
xcopy "Z:\Software\Cisco\CuciMoc\cucimoc-Install-ffr.7-1-3a\CiscoUCIntegrationTMforMicrosoftOfficeCommunicatorK9.msi" "C:\IT\CuciMOC\" /I
echo Installing CuciMoc
"C:\IT\CuciMOC\CiscoUCIntegrationTMforMicrosoftOfficeCommunicatorK9.msi" /qn
echo CuciMOC is installed
****From what the other guy said it doesn't install correct in our environment. The install goes through then when you log in as admin it says that ocs must be closed, then you close it and it says it needs to be running and fails. Haven't looked into it any further yet. Maybe the above will help for you.

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