Review the following examples of Windows sensor installations.
The following commands should be on a single line. For documentation formatting reasons, they may appear here on several lines.
Note: If the company code contains special characters (!, #, @, $, etc.), you must wrap the company code in double quotation marks. For example:
COMPANY_CODE="XXXXDKIHWKH@ORFXXXX".
Base Install using a Company Registration Code
msiexec /q /i C:\Users\UserFolderName\Desktop\installer_vista_win7_win8-32-3.3.0.953.msi /L* log.txt COMPANY_CODE=XYZ
In this basic install example, no policy is specified; therefore, the sensors are assigned to either the Standard policy, or to a policy that a sensor group specifies (if sensor groups are defined and the sensors match the sensor group criteria).
Base Install into a Specific Policy
msiexec /q /i C:\Users\UserFolderName\Desktop\installer_vista_win7_win8-32-3.3.0.953.msi /L* log.txt COMPANY_CODE=XYZ GROUP_NAME=Phase1
Using the GROUP_NAME (policy assignment option) assigns the sensor to the specified policy. To use sensor groups to determine a policy assignment, omit this option.
Note: For Windows sensors 3.8+, we recommend that you replace GROUP_NAME with POLICY_NAME. GROUP_NAME will work, but POLICY_NAME is preferred for clarity.
Configure RepCLI Authenticated User AD Group
msiexec /q /i C:\temp\installer_vista_win7_win8-32-2.0.4.9.msi /L* log.txt COMPANY_CODE=XYZ CLI_USERS=S-1-2-34-567
Note:
For more information about RepCLI, see Managing Sensors by using RepCLI in the User Guide.
