Repackaging:CA unicenter NSM
I am trying to repackage CA unicenter NSM. But 2 of the shortcuts are not working namely EM Connection Manager and Managed PC.
The error I get when I try to add new machines using EM Connection manager is as follows:
CAGI_E_ERROBJ_ERRNOFLD, Componet :Workload Missing FLD file DATA\TSHCL*.fld
The file mentioned in the error is in place exactly as the raw media.
Has anyone come across this problem .Please help
The error I get when I try to add new machines using EM Connection manager is as follows:
CAGI_E_ERROBJ_ERRNOFLD, Componet :Workload Missing FLD file DATA\TSHCL*.fld
The file mentioned in the error is in place exactly as the raw media.
Has anyone come across this problem .Please help
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Posted by:
wiseapp
18 years ago
Hi Novice:
It seems you are trying to repackage Network Security Management tool of CA , I believe it's a complex installation and you should not repackage it. Instead try to create a wrapper that will call this installation in a silent mode. A MSI that will just call the setup of NSM for example putting an action Execute Program from Installed files in your msi and passing the silent parameters in the command line of the action. Try this one since creating a wrapper is always a safe and best practise.
It seems you are trying to repackage Network Security Management tool of CA , I believe it's a complex installation and you should not repackage it. Instead try to create a wrapper that will call this installation in a silent mode. A MSI that will just call the setup of NSM for example putting an action Execute Program from Installed files in your msi and passing the silent parameters in the command line of the action. Try this one since creating a wrapper is always a safe and best practise.
Posted by:
VikingLoki
18 years ago
We use CA Unicenter here for distribution and find that the CA's internal deployment tools are the best route.
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