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Installing and Configuring on Windows Environments Figure 3.111: Contents of the script file 231 Indicates the eG agent install directory Indicates the IP address and port number of the eG manager to which the agent reports Indicates the IP address and port number of the Proxy server via which the agent communicates with the manager Indicates the user name and password for authenticating communication via the Proxy server Indicates the nick name of the eG agent
Installing and Configuring on Windows Environments 3.2.2.2 Using the Silent Mode Script to Perform Subsequent Agent Installations Once the silent mode script is created, you can use this script to perform subsequent agent installations. Before attempting to reuse a script file, you might have to decide on the following: (a) Whether the target script file can be used as is; (b) Whether the target script file can be used after minor changes; (c) Whether a new script file is to be generated This decision is typically based on the configuration you desire for the eG agent that you are about to install. Moreover, the process of installation may slightly vary depending upon this decision. The sections that follow discuss each decision and how it impacts the silent mode installation process. 3.2.2.2.1 Silent Mode Installation of an eG Agent without any Changes to the Script File Sometimes, for some reason, you might just want to ‘reinstall’ an eG agent on a host where a script file pre-exists; the configuration of the old agent and the intended configuration of the new agent may be the same. In this case therefore, you can opt for (a) above - i.e., proceed to use a script file, without any changes, for agent installation in the silent mode. The procedure to reinstall an eG agent in the silent mode has been discussed below: 1. Uninstall the eG agent on the host (if it already exists). 2. Ensure that the eGAgent_.exe is present on the host, go to the command prompt, and then switch to the directory containing the agent executable. 3. From that directory, execute the following command to install the eG agent in the silent mode: eGAgent_.exe -a -s /f1””. In other words, to extract installation inputs from the eGAgent.iss file that was created in our example above, the command will be: eGAgent_.exe -a -s /f1”c:\script\eGAgent.iss”. 4. The eG agent installation will then begin and proceed in the silent mode. Setup will extract the required inputs from the iss file specified in step 3 above and perform the installation automatically, requiring no user intervention of any kind. 3.2.2.2.2 Silent Mode Installation of an eG Agent after making Minor Changes to the Script File Note that all the eG agents deployed in a target environment will not possess the same configuration - at least, the nick name will be different for each agent. Since the .iss file holds a particular agent’s configuration, you cannot use the same script file, as is, for installing eG agents on multiple hosts. In such cases, besides the mandatory nick name change, a few/more minor changes to the script file may become necessary. The other changes that qualify as ‘minor’ changes have been listed below: The manager IP and/or port The agent install directory The Proxy server IP and/or port The user name and/or password for authenticating the Proxy server communication 232
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