Ok, thank you Patrick then I'll install IE6 SP1
like that, putting Terminal Server in install mode,
let installation reboot the server and execute installation
in execute mode.
Drazen
"Patrick Rouse [MVP]" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:<14DE28CC-2C11-4C57-84AB-(E-Mail Removed)>...
> I've never had a problem with IE installs and allow the installation routine
> to reboot the server, which as you noted does put the server back in execute
> mode.
>
>
> Patrick Rouse
> Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server
> http:/www.workthin.com
>
>
> "Drazen" wrote:
>
> > I know that correct way to install applications on Terminal Server is
> > to put the TS in "install" mode, and then after when installation is
> > finished put it back in "execute" mode. That can be done automatically
> > through "Add/Remove Programs" or through command prompt. OK.
> > Now, what about programs that reboot computer as part of their
> > install procedure? The example is IE6 SP1. What is the good way
> > to install IE6 SP1 to Terminal Server?
> >
> > I can put the TS in install mode, start IE6 SP1 install and before it
> > wants
> > to restart put it in execute mode, but IE6 SP1 is still not installed
> > completly at this point, it has to reboot and continue the
> > installation...
> >
> > I can also put the TS in install mode, start installation of IE6 SP1,
> > let it reboot and then put the TS in "execute mode" but that does not
> > have sense since
> > TS will revert to "execute mode" after reboot (right?). So it will be
> > in
> > "execute" mode and still finishing install of IE6 SP1 and thats what
> > I'm
> > afraid of. I wish I had installed IE6 SP1 before making this server
> > a TS, but I havent :-(
> >
> > Drazen
> >
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