I have looked through the manual and forums, but I can't seem to see any options for an unattended install for TSPlus.
Are there command line switches for doing a quiet install of TS Plus.
From what I can see there are only a few options to get it installed so I would have though it would be possible.
Unattended install
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johndavies
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Re: Unattended install
Hello,
Yes you can use a command line to run silently a TSplus installation
Setup-TSplus.exe /silent
will do the job.
Warning: in such case do not forget to reboot when the process will stop running.
Kind regards
John Davies
Yes you can use a command line to run silently a TSplus installation
Setup-TSplus.exe /silent
will do the job.
Warning: in such case do not forget to reboot when the process will stop running.
Kind regards
John Davies
Re: Unattended install
John,
Is it possible to make the /silent switch (actually silent).
I have done setup using /silent and /verysilent
/silent - there are some window popups and a prompt to reboot when finished
/verysilent - same window pop-ups and the system just reboots at the end
The problem is that when scripting the install (using cscript/PS/etc) when a gui interaction occurs the script will fail to complete.
Is it possible to make the /silent switch (actually silent).
I have done setup using /silent and /verysilent
/silent - there are some window popups and a prompt to reboot when finished
/verysilent - same window pop-ups and the system just reboots at the end
The problem is that when scripting the install (using cscript/PS/etc) when a gui interaction occurs the script will fail to complete.
Damian C. Stalls
Senior IT Engineer
Senior IT Engineer
Re: Unattended install
I do the following using CloudFormation (aws unattended scripted installer) and it works.
Setup-TSplus.exe /VERYSILENT /NORESTART
Yeah if you run it from the command line it does flash up some windows at the end I think when it is installing the printer driver.
When they first switched over to this new installer it was causing problems for me, but after a few weeks (and versions) later it seems to have resolved itself.
I was talking with some of the developers of it and they were going to look into it, but I never heard back officially.
Setup-TSplus.exe /VERYSILENT /NORESTART
Yeah if you run it from the command line it does flash up some windows at the end I think when it is installing the printer driver.
When they first switched over to this new installer it was causing problems for me, but after a few weeks (and versions) later it seems to have resolved itself.
I was talking with some of the developers of it and they were going to look into it, but I never heard back officially.