Installing Acronis Components Onto Remote Machines - ACRONIS PRIVACY EXPERT CORPORATE User Manual

Installing Acronis Privacy Expert Corporate components
LicenseServerCmdLine.exe uses the following syntax:
LicenseServerCmdLine [option] [parameter1] [parameter2]
LicenseServerCmdLine.exe supported options and usage:
--list
Displays the list of the License servers available in the local network.
--status [server name or server IP-address]
Displays specified License Server status.
--import [server name] [serial key]
Adds information about new license (new serial key). You can specify multiple
serial numbers (space separated).
--import-file [server name] [filename]
Imports license serial keys from .txt file.
--help
Shows help information.

1.8 Installing Acronis components onto remote machines

Acronis Privacy Expert Corporate Management Console allows you to install
Acronis components onto remote computers, connected to the corporate
network.
Using the Acronis Privacy Expert Corporate Management Console, you can install
remotely:
Acronis Privacy Expert Corporate Agent
Acronis Spyware Shield
Acronis Pop-up Blocker
Acronis License Server
To install any Acronis component to a remote machine, you will need
administrator rights on the target machine.
You can remotely install Acronis components only onto machines working under
Windows NT/2000/XP (including server versions). Windows 98/Me machines will
require local installation of Acronis components.
If the remote PC runs under Windows XP, make sure the option Use simple file
sharing in the Control panel → Folder options → View is disabled before the
remote installation starts.
If the remote PC runs under Windows XP with Service Pack 2 installed, make sure that
the option File and Printer Sharing in the Control panel → Windows Firewall →
Exceptions is enabled before the remote installation starts.
To install Acronis components:
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