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Unattended Laserfiche Server and Client Installations through cmd

asked on February 12, 2014

For someone who is looking for exact format of commands for unattended LF Server and Client Installations through CMD (or create a .bat files to run commands) smiley


Server:
"D:\Install\setup.exe" -silent -log "C:\Logs\ServerInstall" INSTALLLEVEL=150 LICENSEPATH="E:\lf.licx"
LFSSVCACCOUNTNAME="Domain\SRVUser" LFSSVCACCOUNTPASSWORD="Password" LFFTSSVCACCOUNTNAME="Domain\SRVUser" LFFTSSVCACCOUNTPASSWORD="Password"


Client + Administrative Tools:
"D:\Install\Client\setup.exe" -noui -iacceptlicenseagreement -log "C:\Logs\ClientInstall" INSTALLLEVEL=500 LANGPACK="en"


Client Only:
"D:\Install\Client\setup.exe" -noui -iacceptlicenseagreement -log "C:\Logs\ClientInstall" INSTALLLEVEL=200 LANGPACK="en"

 

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replied on July 9, 2014

Yap that's the one.

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replied on March 12, 2014 Show version history

Hi Uzair,

 

Would you be able to share where you found the documentation for this?

 

Many of the parameters that you mention here are not listed in the online documentation and I would like to review the parameter details. This is very helpful, thanks!

 

Update: Providing the license file path caused the command to delete my license file during installation disabling the server. Trying again without that parameter.

 

Update 2: using LFSACTIVATIONKEY instead of LICENSEPATH worked for me.

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replied on March 12, 2014

The easiest way to get the parameters is to log the installation through setup.exe and then look for the commands passed to msiexec.exe

 

setup.exe - log C:\temp

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replied on March 12, 2014

Thanks I just found the article:

 

http://www.laserfiche.com/support/webhelp/Laserfiche/9.1/en-US/AdminGuide/LFAdmin.htm#Installation/Properties.htm

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replied on July 9, 2014

Yap that's the one.

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