CMAK 1.3 silent install

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Andrew Storrs

When trying to deploy a CMAK 1.3 profile to Windows 2000
systems the silent install fails because the user is
prompted to confirm upgrading to Connection Manager 1.3.

Does anyone know any way to force a yes and not prompt
the user?

Thanks.

Andrew
 
R

Rama Krishna Prasad [MS]

The default behavior for a CMAK 1.3 profile created on Win2K3 is non-silent.
Has there been any changes made to this profile after creation?
 
A

Andrew Storrs

I am running the installer from within a script by
calling:

Profile.exe/q:a /c:"cmstp.exe Profile.inf /ni /ns /s /su"

But on Win2k the install fails silently if Connection
Manager is not already 1.3. Any ideas on how to force the
install?

Andrew
-----Original Message-----
The default behavior for a CMAK 1.3 profile created on Win2K3 is non-silent.
Has there been any changes made to this profile after creation?

--
Regards,
Rama Krishna Prasad[MSFT]
--
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.


When trying to deploy a CMAK 1.3 profile to Windows 2000
systems the silent install fails because the user is
prompted to confirm upgrading to Connection Manager 1.3.

Does anyone know any way to force a yes and not prompt
the user?

Thanks.

Andrew


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R

Rama Krishna Prasad [MS]

If you see below,

Profile.exe/q:a /c:"cmstp.exe Profile.inf /ni /ns /s /su"

you are passing /s as one of the switches to cmstp.exe. This kicks of a
silent installation. Remove this switch to have an interactive install
experience. During silent install if there is a failure, the error is not
shown.

See cmstp.exe /? for more information on all the supported switches.

--
Regards,
Rama Krishna Prasad[MSFT]
--
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

Andrew Storrs said:
I am running the installer from within a script by
calling:

Profile.exe/q:a /c:"cmstp.exe Profile.inf /ni /ns /s /su"

But on Win2k the install fails silently if Connection
Manager is not already 1.3. Any ideas on how to force the
install?

Andrew
-----Original Message-----
The default behavior for a CMAK 1.3 profile created on Win2K3 is non-silent.
Has there been any changes made to this profile after creation?

--
Regards,
Rama Krishna Prasad[MSFT]
--
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.


When trying to deploy a CMAK 1.3 profile to Windows 2000
systems the silent install fails because the user is
prompted to confirm upgrading to Connection Manager 1.3.

Does anyone know any way to force a yes and not prompt
the user?

Thanks.

Andrew


.
 
A

astorrs

I am trying to install the profile silently to hundreds
of laptops through a login script. On Windows 2000
systems I know of no way to install CM 1.3 automatically
*without* user intervention.

Thats what I'm looking for.

Andrew
-----Original Message-----
If you see below,

Profile.exe/q:a /c:"cmstp.exe Profile.inf /ni /ns /s /su"

you are passing /s as one of the switches to cmstp.exe. This kicks of a
silent installation. Remove this switch to have an interactive install
experience. During silent install if there is a failure, the error is not
shown.

See cmstp.exe /? for more information on all the supported switches.

--
Regards,
Rama Krishna Prasad[MSFT]
--
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

I am running the installer from within a script by
calling:

Profile.exe/q:a /c:"cmstp.exe Profile.inf /ni /ns /s /su"

But on Win2k the install fails silently if Connection
Manager is not already 1.3. Any ideas on how to force the
install?

Andrew
and
confers no rights.


.
 
A

Andrew Storrs

I just realized I posted the last one as anonymous. Just
bumping it back in the queue.

-----Original Message-----
I am trying to install the profile silently to hundreds
of laptops through a login script. On Windows 2000
systems I know of no way to install CM 1.3 automatically
*without* user intervention.

Thats what I'm looking for.

Andrew
-----Original Message-----
If you see below,

Profile.exe/q:a /c:"cmstp.exe Profile.inf /ni /ns /s /su"

you are passing /s as one of the switches to cmstp.exe. This kicks of a
silent installation. Remove this switch to have an interactive install
experience. During silent install if there is a
failure,
the error is not
shown.

See cmstp.exe /? for more information on all the supported switches.
and
confers no rights.
I am running the installer from within a script by
calling:

Profile.exe/q:a /c:"cmstp.exe Profile.inf /ni /ns /s /su"

But on Win2k the install fails silently if Connection
Manager is not already 1.3. Any ideas on how to force the
install?

Andrew

-----Original Message-----
The default behavior for a CMAK 1.3 profile created on
Win2K3 is non-silent.
Has there been any changes made to this profile after
creation?

--
Regards,
Rama Krishna Prasad[MSFT]
--
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.


message
When trying to deploy a CMAK 1.3 profile to Windows
2000
systems the silent install fails because the user is
prompted to confirm upgrading to Connection Manager
1.3.

Does anyone know any way to force a yes and not prompt
the user?

Thanks.

Andrew


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R

Rama Krishna Prasad [MS]

Andrew,

Can you please tell me what error you are getting? Just try installing the
connection on one of your machines in non-silent mode and let me know what
error you are getting.

CM1.3 profile does not prompt the user to upgrade the CM software on Win2K.
I think your profile does not contain the CM 1.3 bits because of which the
installation is failing. Have you selected the check-box "Install Connection
Manager 1.3 with this profile" on the "Connection Manager Software" page of
the CMAK wizard?? Does your profile install on WinXP?

Please read the following link:
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/.../2003/standard/proddocs/en-us/cmak_ops_61.asp.
This contains information on deloying CM profiles for machines running Win9X
and Win2K.

--
Regards,
Rama Krishna Prasad[MSFT]
--
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

Andrew Storrs said:
I just realized I posted the last one as anonymous. Just
bumping it back in the queue.

-----Original Message-----
I am trying to install the profile silently to hundreds
of laptops through a login script. On Windows 2000
systems I know of no way to install CM 1.3 automatically
*without* user intervention.

Thats what I'm looking for.

Andrew
-----Original Message-----
If you see below,

Profile.exe/q:a /c:"cmstp.exe Profile.inf /ni /ns /s /su"

you are passing /s as one of the switches to cmstp.exe. This kicks of a
silent installation. Remove this switch to have an interactive install
experience. During silent install if there is a
failure,
the error is not
shown.

See cmstp.exe /? for more information on all the supported switches.
and
confers no rights.
I am running the installer from within a script by
calling:

Profile.exe/q:a /c:"cmstp.exe Profile.inf /ni /ns /s /su"

But on Win2k the install fails silently if Connection
Manager is not already 1.3. Any ideas on how to force the
install?

Andrew

-----Original Message-----
The default behavior for a CMAK 1.3 profile created on
Win2K3 is non-silent.
Has there been any changes made to this profile after
creation?

--
Regards,
Rama Krishna Prasad[MSFT]
--
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.


message
When trying to deploy a CMAK 1.3 profile to Windows
2000
systems the silent install fails because the user is
prompted to confirm upgrading to Connection Manager
1.3.

Does anyone know any way to force a yes and not prompt
the user?

Thanks.

Andrew


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