To start the Unattended mode, invoke the setup command with the -options command-line option, followed by the full path to the response file as described in the Setup command syntax for Unattended mode table.
Product |
Operating system |
Executable |
---|---|---|
Service Assurance Manager Server |
Linux |
./setup-SAM-<product version>-linux64.bin -i silent -f <path>/<product>-response.txt |
Service Assurance Manager Console |
Linux |
./setup-SAM-<product version>-linux64.bin -i silent -f <path>/<product>-response.txt |
Windows |
setup-CONSOLE-<product version>-win.exe -i silent -f <path>/<product>-response.txt |
|
IP Manager |
Linux |
./setup-IP-<product version>-linux64.bin -i silent -f <path>/<product>-response.txt |
Server Manager |
Linux |
./setup-ESM-<product version>-linux64.bin -i silent -f <path>/<product>-response.txt |
MPLS Management Suite | Linux | ./setup-MPLS-<product version>-linux64.bin -i silent -f <path>/<product>-response.txt |
Network Protocol Management Suite | Linux | ./setup-NPM-<product version>-linux64.bin -i silent -f <path>/<product>-response.txt |
Where <path> is the fully qualified path to the response file and <product> is the product name, for example, IP_NETWORK_SUITE, or SAM_SUITE.
For example for IP Network Suite, to start the Unattended mode of installation on Linux when the response file is located in /opt/home, enter:
./setup-IP-<product version>-linux64.bin -i silent -f <path>/<product>-response.txt
If your product is part of a deployment that requires the Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) Publication 140-2, a U.S. government computer security standard governing cryptographic modules, follow the instructions in Support for FIPS 140-2 or Next steps provides post-installation tasks.