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Installing and Configuring on Windows Environments To make these changes to a script file and then use it to install an agent in the silent mode, follow the steps given below: 1. Copy the script file to the target host. 2. Open the script file in an Editor. 3. Change the values of the required configuration parameters. For instance, to assign a different nick name to the new agent, search the script file for the parameter, szEdit1; then, change the value of the last occurrence of this parameter to change the nick name. 4. Finally, save the file. Figure 3.112: Changing the nick name of an eG agent 233 Change the value of this parameter to change the nick name
Installing and Configuring on Windows Environments 5. Once this is done, you can proceed to use the updated script file to install the eG agent on a host. The procedure for installation is the same as discussed in Section 3.2.2.2.1 above. 3.2.2.2.3 Silent Mode Installation of an eG Agent Using a Script File that is Newly Generated Sometimes, the configuration you desire for the agent to be installed could be vastly different from the script file contents. This is possible in the following cases: If an SSL-enabled agent is to be installed, but the script file is for a non-SSL agent, or viceversa; If the agent to be installed needs to communicate via a Proxy server, but the script file does not consist of a Proxy server configuration, or vice-versa; If the agent to be installed communicates via a Proxy server with authentication, but the script file does not consist of any authentication information, or vice-versa; In these cases, it is recommended that you generate a new script file that suits your specific purpose, using the procedure discussed in Section 3.2.2.1, and then use it to install the eG agent. The procedure for installation is the same as discussed in Section 3.2.2.2.1 above. 3.2.2.3 Uninstalling the eG Agent on Windows in the Silent Mode Like installation, agent uninstallation might also need to be performed simultaneously, on multiple agent hosts, with little to no human interference. To achieve this, follow the steps below: 1. First, ensure that an eG agent is operational on the target host. 2. Next, make sure that the eGAgent_.exe is available on the local host. 3. Then, from the command prompt, switch to the directory in which the eGAgent_.exe resides. 4. Next, issue the following command to create a script file for the uninstallation: 5. eGAgent_.exe –a –r /f1”” 6. For example, to create a script file named eGAgent_.iss in the c:\script directory, the command should be: eGAgent_.exe –a –r /f1”c:\script\eGAgent.iss”. 7. The Normal mode agent uninstallation will then begin. The inputs supplied during the normal mode will automatically be saved in the iss file that was created in step 4. Refer to the eG Installation Guide for the detailed procedure for uninstalling an eG agent on Windows in the normal mode. 8. Once the script is created, you can use the same script to uninstall agents in the silent mode, from multiple hosts. For this, do the following: Ensure that the eGAgent_.exe is present on the target host. Ensure that the script file to be used for the silent mode uninstallation process is also copied to the host. Next, go to the command prompt, and then switch to the directory containing the agent executable. From that directory, execute the following command to install the eG agent in the silent mode: eGAgent_.exe –a –s /f1””. 234
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