Running A Silent Installation - Avaya IP Agent Installation And User Manual

2. Close the initial setup selection window.
3. Copy the \Setup folder and its contents to your PC or to a network directory.
4. Open a command prompt. This can be done through one of the following methods:
- Open the Start menu, select Run, enter cmd, and select the OK button.
- Select the Command Prompt item under Programs > Accessories in the Start
menu.
5. Using the Command Prompt window, navigate to the location where you copied the
Avaya IP Agent \Setup folder. Use the drive letter (x:) and change directory (cd)
commands to change to that location. If you are unfamiliar with command-line usage,
see the Windows online help that is located on your Start menu and search for
Command Reference.
6. Once you have navigated into the \Setup folder, enter the following command and
press the Enter key.
Setup.exe /r
This command starts the Avaya IP Agent installation. The /r parameter notifies the
installation program to record all selections made during the installation process to the
response file.
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Important:
7. Following the procedure found in
appropriate options to complete the Avaya IP Agent installation for your configuration.
All selections made during installation are saved to the response file, setup.iss.
This file is saved to the same folder where Setup.exe resides. To save this file to a
different location or to change the name of the file, see
this section for information on the /f1 parameter.

Running a silent installation

After you have created a response file, you can run a silent installation:
1. From the target PC, open a command prompt window.
2. Using the Command Prompt window, navigate to the location where the Avaya IP
Agent \Setup folder is located.
Important: Important:
To ensure that your selections are being recorded, look at the Start
Copying Files window. If the Setup Mode item displays record, your silent
install recording is active and working properly.
Interactive installation
Silent installation
on page 36, select the
Command-line parameters
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