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How to run setup.exe to install agent for windows server without human interaction?

gotqcorp
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Level 7

Hi all,

I would like to know how to run setup.exe to install inventory agent for windows server without any human interaction?

It would be appreciate it in advance.

Regards,

gotqcorp

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sasikumar_r
By
Level 7

if you explicitly want to use setup.exe, i hope below command will work for you..

start /wait setup.exe /W /S /v"/qn ALLUSERS=1"

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mag00_75
By Level 8 Champion
Level 8 Champion

Easiest way to install in silent mode is to use the switches for MSIexec, deploy by GPO

msiexec /i “FlexNet Inventory Agent.msi” /qn

 

you can find various deployment options in the manual
https://docs.flexera.com/FlexNetManagerSuite2019R2/EN/WebHelp/PDF%20Documents/On-Prem/GatheringFlexNetInventory.pdf

 

kclausen
By
Flexera Alumni

You must also make sure that you uncomment the following line in the MGSSETUP.INI file be removing the semi-colon.

;POLICYARGS = -o InstallDefaultSchedule=True -o UILevel=Quiet -o PostponeUserInteractionLevel=Quiet -o PostponeByDefault=False

For some reason the MGSSETUP.INI has that line commented out and its not working, we also had to go with the command line.

sasikumar_r
By
Level 7

if you explicitly want to use setup.exe, i hope below command will work for you..

start /wait setup.exe /W /S /v"/qn ALLUSERS=1"

ChrisG
By Level 20 Flexeran
Level 20 Flexeran

See the following post for discussion on a more advanced (ie. more powerful, but more complicated) approach to automatic  agent deployment/configuration: FNMS Inventory Agent Deployment

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