Making an MST for Citrix EdgeSight 4.2
I have the following instructions on doing a commandline silent install of Citrix EdgeSight 4.2:
[left]Msiexec /i \\servername\share\EdgeSightEPAgent /l Install_LOG.log /q[/left][left]COMPANY= MyCompany SERVER_NAME= myServer REMOTE_SECURITY=0[/left]SYNCH_AD_TREE=1
I'm using Orca to try and put this into an MST. While I found remote_security and synch_ad_tree parameters in the Property Table and changed them, I cannot find where to enter company or server_name, and, searching the MSI doesn't find them.
Doing a manual install, those two parameters come up as shown:
and
Being kinda a newbie at doing this...how do I determine where to enter these two parameters so that I can make an MST?
Thanks!
I'm using Orca to try and put this into an MST. While I found remote_security and synch_ad_tree parameters in the Property Table and changed them, I cannot find where to enter company or server_name, and, searching the MSI doesn't find them.
Doing a manual install, those two parameters come up as shown:
and
Being kinda a newbie at doing this...how do I determine where to enter these two parameters so that I can make an MST?
Thanks!
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Posted by:
gmouse
16 years ago
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
16 years ago
These will be properties "behind" dialog controls, that's why you couldn't find them in the Property table. Have a look in the 'Property' column of the 'Control' table: you should find the properties there.
If you create and populate these two properties as new rows in your MST's 'Property' table, you'll find that the relevant dialog text-boxes will appear (during your testing) pre-populated with whatever values you assign to the properties.
You can then be assured that the silent install will proceed as expected.
If you create and populate these two properties as new rows in your MST's 'Property' table, you'll find that the relevant dialog text-boxes will appear (during your testing) pre-populated with whatever values you assign to the properties.
You can then be assured that the silent install will proceed as expected.
Posted by:
gmouse
16 years ago
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
16 years ago
ORIGINAL: gmouseCorrect.
Soooo...the CORRECT thing to do is to add them to the Property Table, with the right values, or, is there a better way?
ORIGINAL: gmouseNot in the MSI itself, no. Well, unless you want quote marks in the text, of course! :)
Also...if phrases have spaces, do I ever need to use "", in an MSI?
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