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Mitel Software Applications / Re: MiCollab Client Will Not Run After Installation
« on: November 07, 2014, 04:45:49 PM »
I seem to be having the same problem. The program installs correctly if I install the MicCollab 6.0.327.0 client using the msi. The program also runs without error.
If I use the /passive msiexec switch setting for a silent install the program installs without error. However, the program terminates after execution. I have attached the two error logs. I am also receiving the 1026 and 1000 errors in the application logs.
NOTE: I have created a batch file which is run under Microsoft's SCCM to install the program. This batch deletes any old copies of the MiCollab program, skips the install if the current version is loaded, installs the program and populates the registry with the appropriate vmas server name.
I have found that using the repair option in the Control Panel's Programs and Features for the MiCollab program resolves the issue.
This is not acceptable because we desire a completely silent install for our user base. We have about 500 workstations in which to install the client and do not want manual setup.
Here is the command-line that is used to install the program.
msiexec.exe /i %~dp0\UnifiedCommunicatorAdvanced.msi /passive /norestart /l*v c:\windows\temp\MitelMiCollab.log
Hopefully, the repair option will help some users. Any ideas to help with a successful silent install would be appreciated.
If I use the /passive msiexec switch setting for a silent install the program installs without error. However, the program terminates after execution. I have attached the two error logs. I am also receiving the 1026 and 1000 errors in the application logs.
NOTE: I have created a batch file which is run under Microsoft's SCCM to install the program. This batch deletes any old copies of the MiCollab program, skips the install if the current version is loaded, installs the program and populates the registry with the appropriate vmas server name.
I have found that using the repair option in the Control Panel's Programs and Features for the MiCollab program resolves the issue.
This is not acceptable because we desire a completely silent install for our user base. We have about 500 workstations in which to install the client and do not want manual setup.
Here is the command-line that is used to install the program.
msiexec.exe /i %~dp0\UnifiedCommunicatorAdvanced.msi /passive /norestart /l*v c:\windows\temp\MitelMiCollab.log
Hopefully, the repair option will help some users. Any ideas to help with a successful silent install would be appreciated.