Installing the Infrastructure Management Server silently
This page provides information about performing a silent installation of the Infrastructure Management Server.
To install the Infrastructure Management Server on Microsoft Windows silently
For silent installation, you must encrypt the passwords and use the encrypted passwords in the .options file. For more information about encrypting the passwords that are required for silent installation, see Encrypting passwords in the options file.
Perform the following steps to install Infrastructure Management Server on Microsoft Windows:
- From the command prompt, navigate to the install.cmd file in the \TSIMServer\Disk1 directory.
Customize the server_install.options file as required, which is available in the \TSIMServer\Disk1 directory.
- Enter the following command at the command prompt:
install.cmd -i silent -DOPTIONS_FILE="<fullyQualifiedPath>\server_install.options"
where fullyQualifiedPath indicates the complete path where you have saved the server_install.options file. If the fullyQualifiedPath parameter contains a space in it, the path must be enclosed within double quotes.Example
install.cmd -i silent -DOPTIONS_FILE="C:\Program Files\TSIM Installation\server_install.options"
Note
Installation-related information is not displayed on the console when the silent installation begins. However, installation occurs in the background. The progress of the installation is logged in a temporary folder during the installation. Go to Start > Run, enter %temp%
in the Open box, and see the tsim_server_install_log.txt file for the installation progress details and for the database-related progress details.
To install the Infrastructure Management Server on Linux silently
To install the Infrastructure Management Server with a non-root user, you must provide certain permissions to the non-root user as a root user. For more information, see Preparing Linux computers for Infrastructure Management.
For silent installation, you must encrypt the passwords and use the encrypted passwords in the .options file. For more information about encrypting the passwords that are required for silent installation, see Encrypting passwords in the options file.
Perform the following steps to install Infrastructure Management Server on Linux operating systems:
- From the command prompt, go to the install.sh file in the TSIMServer/Disk1 directory.
Customize the server_install.options file as required, which is available in the Linux/TSIMServer/Disk1 directory.
- Run the following command at the command prompt:
./install.sh -i silent -DOPTIONS_FILE="<fullyQualifiedPath>/server_install.options"
where fullyQualifiedPath indicates the complete path where you have saved the server_install.options file. If the fullyQualifiedPath parameter contains a space in it, the path must be enclosed within double quotes.
Example
./install.sh -i silent -DOPTIONS_FILE="/opt/TSIM Installation/server_install.options"
Note
Installation-related information is not displayed when silent installation begins. However, installation occurs in the background. Open /tmp or /var/tmp, and see the tsim_server_install_log.txt file for the installation progress details and for the database-related progress details.
Post-installation task for non-root users
After you install TrueSight Infrastructure Management as a non-root user, configure the TrueSight Infrastructure Management process to automatically start, each time the TrueSight Infrastructure Management server is restarted. To do this, register the TrueSight Infrastructure Management process as a service by running the script described in the following procedure. Running this script also results in copying the Integration Service security files required by the PATROL Agent to connect with the Integration Service.
- Locate the script at <Infrastructure-Management-Installation-Directory>/pw/scripts.
- Run the script in the following format:
create_startup_script.sh [<Non-root-User-Name>]
In the preceding script syntax,<Non-root-User-Name>
refers to the non-root user name with which the process must be registered as a service.
Providing the non-root user name is optional. If you do not provide the non-root user name, by default, the script uses the non-root user name used for installing TrueSight Infrastructure Management for registering the service.
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