Endpoint Protection

Hi,

I am trying to install SEP client on windows client machines. I have created installation file by name of setyp.exe. Now i want to ush it through SCCM server. During configuraton SCCM server asks for "command line" entry. What parameter I have to put there to continue the process.

Regards,

Umar

See Some of articles

Below articles available SCCM

Installing Windows clients with Microsoft SCCM/SMS

https://support.symantec.com/en_US/article.HOWTO81176.html

https://support.symantec.com/en_US/article.HOWTO55425.html

https://support.symantec.com/en_US/article.TECH177946.html

https://support.symantec.com/en_US/article.TECH182773.html

It's up to you. Do you want it to be silent? If so just a /quiet

However, you can set parameters when creating the SEP install package from the SEPM.

@james007 Well it seems either i am missing somthing or these articles aren't providing the answer.

@brian I am attaching a screen shot for the entry i am looking for. I want silent install and can you please elaborate how can I set parameters while creating the package.

Thanx

Check this rafeeq comments

https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/forums/sep-1215-deployment-sccm#comment-10771151

so according to rafeeq 

"Command for installing main Msi :

msiexec.exe /i PS_1.msi /quiet

Just replace Adobe with SEP"

now one thing is that there is no adobe in this command and second i dont have msi file its just one single file exported from SEPM named "setup.exe"

You need to export .msi file

check below articles and point 4

4) Select the way it needs to be saved (Single .exe or separate files in .MSI).

https://support.symantec.com/en_US/article.TECH178698.html

got it

so the argument will be

"msiexec.exe /"filename".msi /quiet"

what is "msiexec.exe" in this case?

The Windows Installer technology uses Msiexec.exe for installing MSI and MSP packages. This tool gives you full control over the installation process, allowing you to set:

• install options (install, uninstall, administrative install, advertise a product)
• display options (full, basic or no UI during the installation)
• restart options (if the machine will be restarted after the installation)
• logging options
• update options (apply or remove updates)
• repair options (only for an installed package)
• public properties which are used by the installation

The usual form of the msiexec command line is this:

msiexec.exe <install_option> <path_to_package> [package_parameters]

Install Options

When launching an installation package, you can set the install type through these options:

msiexec.exe [/i][/a][/j{u|m|/g|/t}][/x] <path_to_package>

As I already had mentioned it was /quiet

You need to export the MSI from SEPM, this is another possibility...