Parameters for concurrent licenses, Installing silently – Pitney Bowes MapInfo Professional User Manual

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• RETLIC = True. For silent return licenses.

• LICLOG = Filename for log files

• BORROW = #days or True. If no specific number of days are entered, True is a valid input and results

in a # of days.

• SDRLYN = False. Use the Show Dialog Return License Yes No (SDRLYN) parameter to prevent

duplicating the license transfer dialog when the user uninstalls. The license stays on the system if not

RETLIC

= True.

Parameters ACTLIC and RETLIC are False by default.

Note:

Parameter for English language setting:

• LANGCS = ENUS or ENUK. The default is based on the computer’s region options format setting. If

this is set to anything other than US english, ENUS, then UK english, ENUK, is set.

Parameters for Concurrent Licenses

For concurrent licenses the parameters for the license server name and license server port number must
also be included:

1. Place the installation DVD in the target computer’s disk drive.

2. From the command prompt, go to the MapInfo Professional setup directory.

3. Type the following command:

"[Drive and Path]\setup.exe" /s /v"[Parameters for MSI]"

where [Parameters for MSI] are the parameters you set to populate the msiexec.

For example:

"d:\Install\MI_PRO\DISK1\setup.exe" /s /v"/qb INSTALLDIR=\"C:\Program

Files\MapInfo\MapInfoPro\""

Where:

On a 64-bit operating system: INSTALLDIR=\"C:\Program Files (x86)\MapInfo\MapInfoPro\"

Look for the type of installation you want to perform from the options below and follow the corresponding
instructions. In each of the install scenarios described below, the serial number and access code
parameters are given in the following format:

• PIDKEY=MI##############

• ACCD=######

Substitute the appropriate serial number and access code when you perform the silent install.

Installing Silently

You can only perform a completely silent install of MapInfo Professional when your install process has
elevated administrative privileges.

The command-line options /q and /qn do not work when the User Access Control (UAC) is turned on
and your install process does not run with elevated administrative privileges. These options turn off the
user interface during the installation, which suppresses the Windows UAC. Users must interact with the
UAC to provide the necessary credentials to run the installation as an administrator. If the user interface
is turned off, the installation is terminated without warning because the UAC cannot gather the appropriate
credentials.

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Appendix B: Silent Installation Procedures

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