Run ISA Server unattended setup
To run ISA Server unattended setup
- Modify the file called Msisaund.ini in the root directory of the first fixed drive computer on which you run unattended setup.
- At a command prompt, type
-
PathToISASetup\Setup.exe [/[X|R]] /V" /q[b|n] FULLPATHANSWERFILE=\"PathToINIFile\MSISAUND.INI\""
Parameters
- PathToISASetup
- The path to the ISA Server 2004 installation files. The path may be the root folder of the ISA Server CD-ROM or a shared folder on your network that contains the ISA Server files.
- /Q [b|n]
- Performs quiet unattended setup. If you specify b, the exit dialog box displays when Setup completes. If you specify n, no dialog boxes are displayed.
- /R
- Performs unattended reinstallation.
- /X
- Performs unattended uninstallation.
- PathToINIFile
- The path to the folder containing the unattended installation information.
Notes
- To perform this procedure, you must be a member of the Administrators group.
- The INTERNALNETRANGES property in Msisaund.ini must specify at least one Internet Protocol (IP) address range that includes one of the IP addresses of your ISA Server computer. Otherwise, Setup fails.
- A sample answer file (Msisaund.ini) is provided on the CD, in the FPC folder.
- For example, CD\FPC\setup.exe /v" /qn FULLPATHANSWERFILE=\"C:\MSISAUND.INI\"" performs an unattended installation of ISA Server, using the Msisaund.ini file located in c:\.
- The MSDE component, required for many monitoring features, is not properly installed when you remotely install ISA Server, using Terminal Services in application server mode. Use Terminal Services in administration mode to properly install MSDE.
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