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Altiris Software Delivery + Enterprise Vault Outlook add-in client

jacen10
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Hello all

Has anyone deployed the Enterprise Vault Outlook 2010 Add-in client using Altiris Software Deployment? If so, what script did you use? Thank you.

 

 

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jacen10
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Hi Andrew

I finally got one to work. I did the same thing below but i put a quotes this time:

msiexec.exe /i "\\server\path\file.msi" /qn

well, i'm not getting my hopes up. It only work on one workstation. I'll do more and we'll see. i also changed the file location to a Windows XP machine and gave everyone full access rights on sharing and security tabs.

thanks again and i'll update this.

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AndrewB
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have you run into any issues doing this? i think you should be able to deploy this with the MSI package and silent flags just like anything else.

jacen10
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Thank you for the reply. Below is the command i used:

msiexec.exe /i package name.msi /QB- /LWAMOE c:\temp\install.log ALLUSERS=1

the .msi file is in a network drive. I tested it with one workstation and it keeps failing and its also not logging.

Please help. Thank you.

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you can't have a space in the package name unless you use "package name" like that with the quotes. or try renaming the package so that the file doesnt have a space in the name. also, i would use the /qn flag not /QB-. lastly, i dont know if the flags are case sensitive but you might want to change it for your logging too.

jacen10
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Thank you. i will try that and let you know.

jacen10
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After several attempts, still not working. Any more ideas?

AndrewB
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can you show us the command you're using? are you getting any errors?

jacen10
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Hi Thank you and sorry for the late reply. Below is my script:

for the command:

msiexec.exe /i \\server\path\file.msi /qn

I used: package from existing unc

package location: \\server\share\

 

Thank you again.

jacen10
Level 5

Hi Andrew

I finally got one to work. I did the same thing below but i put a quotes this time:

msiexec.exe /i "\\server\path\file.msi" /qn

well, i'm not getting my hopes up. It only work on one workstation. I'll do more and we'll see. i also changed the file location to a Windows XP machine and gave everyone full access rights on sharing and security tabs.

thanks again and i'll update this.

jacen10
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This is good to go. Thank you so much for the help.

AndrewB
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you're welcome jacen10. please mark this as solved. thanks!

AndrewB
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im glad you were able to figure it out