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Mitel Software Applications / Passing CONFIG file to UCX .msi file
« on: September 20, 2012, 12:41:27 PM »
According to the IT guide, you can pass a file to the .MSI file to set install-time options for UC Express.
There's not examples of how this should be done. I've tried the following in a batch file:
MSIEXEC /quiet /package UnifiedCommunicatorExpress3.2.566.msi CONFIG="config.txt"
But I just get a standard unconfigured install. I've even cut the contents of the config.txt file down to the basics of:
/install /visible:0 /language:(Default) /shortcuts:no /startup:no /dialareacode:no
But it still creates a shortcut and adds to start up, so I know the config.txt file is being ignored. Have I miss read the instructions? We've got over a 100 machines to install UCX on and to be honest, I'm not going to be doing it one by one then configuring each users machine!
There's not examples of how this should be done. I've tried the following in a batch file:
MSIEXEC /quiet /package UnifiedCommunicatorExpress3.2.566.msi CONFIG="config.txt"
But I just get a standard unconfigured install. I've even cut the contents of the config.txt file down to the basics of:
/install /visible:0 /language:(Default) /shortcuts:no /startup:no /dialareacode:no
But it still creates a shortcut and adds to start up, so I know the config.txt file is being ignored. Have I miss read the instructions? We've got over a 100 machines to install UCX on and to be honest, I'm not going to be doing it one by one then configuring each users machine!