Installing the BMC Application Diagnostics Server in silent mode

The BMC Application Diagnostics Server Installer can be run in silent mode, which requires no user interaction during installation.

The following files are used to configure the silent installation of BMC Application Diagnostics Server:

• On Windows: adop-silent-option.txt
• On Linux: adop-silent-option

These files are located in the \ADOPServer\Disk1 folder in the installation file structure.

To configure the silent installation

1. Open the relevant adop-silent-option file in edit mode.

2. Specify a valid directory into which the BMC Application Diagnostics Server should be installed, using the following format: 

   -P installLocation=<directory>

    where
    <directory> is the installation location.
   
   

   For Windows:

   -P installLocation=C:\Program Files\BMC Software\BMC Application Diagnostics

   For Linux:

   -P installLocation=/opt/bmc/BMC_Application_Diagnostics

3. Add the Server components you want to install.

   • To install only the BMC Application Diagnostics Portal, add the following line: 

     -A bmc_application_diagnostics_portal

   • To install only the BMC Application Diagnostics Collector, add the following line: 

     -A bmc_application_diagnostics_collector

      If you do not want to install either of the components, add # before the component.

4. Enter the Portal configuration.
   • When installing the BMC Application Diagnostics Collector only, you must enter the Portal host/IP to use in the portal_ip parameter.
   • When installing the BMC Application Diagnostics Portal, the portal_ip must remain localhost.

   • If required, modify the default port numbers. Ensure that the ports are available. 

     -J portal_ip=localhost
     -J portal_http_port=8100
     -J portal_https_port=8143
     -J portal_apm_console_host=<hostname_or_IP_address>
     -J portal_apm_console_https_port=443
     

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5. Enter the connection security level to be used by all components. 

   -J connection_security=<SecurityLevel>

    where
    <SecurityLevel> is one of the following:

   • not_secured – Select this option to set the communication protocol to HTTP.
   • encrypted – Select this option to set the communication protocol to HTTPS.
   • encrypted_authenticated – Select this option to set the communication protocol to authenticated HTTPS.
     
     
6. Modify the BMC Application Diagnostics Collector configuration.

   • If required, modify the BMC Application Diagnostics Collector port numbers for the communication protocol selected when you selected the security level. Ensure that the ports are available. 

     -J collector_http_port=8200
     -J collector_https_port=8243

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   • When installing the BMC Application Diagnostics Collector, you can modify the retention time (days) and database size (GB). 

     -J db_retention_time=30
     -J db_max_size=100

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7. Configure the database

by entering the following parameters:

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