Silent Installation

Silent installation pre-populates an INI file with installation parameters and installs PortalProtect without the need for administrator intervention. You need to have a PortalProtect setup package or build to run silent installation.

To install PortalProtect using Silent Install:

1. Go to /PP setup package/PP/ where you can see a list of executable files.

2. Copy all the files in the PortalProtect subfolder along with the tool SilentSetup.exe to the location where you want to execute the Silent Install for PortalProtect.

3. After copying the files, go to the command prompt and change the current directory to refer to the PortalProtect folder.

• You must use setup.com for a silent installation, never use setup.exe.

4. Type Setup /? to view a list of options that you can use for the Silent Install procedure.

5. Type Setup /R to start the Silent Install procedure, which displays the Trend Micro Portal Protect Setup screen.

6. You can define a specific path to store the pre-configured file using: Setup /R <pre-configured file path>. If you do not specify the pre-configuration file path, the pre-configuration file will set to: %Windir%\temp as Setup-PortalProtect.iss.

6. The tool generates the pre-configured file: Setup-PortalProtect.iss. The default file path is located in the folder: %windir%\temp. The contents of the preconfigured file are as follows:

• LogonUserDomain—target server domain

• LogonUserName—account to logon the target server

• IsSharePointFarmEnvironment—1: SharePoint server farm environment; 0: SharePoint stand-alone server

• SQLServerAuthMode—1: Windows Authentication; 0: SQL Server Authentication

• SQLServerAuthAccount—account used to access the SharePoint configuration database

• TempDir—directory used to store installation files, which will be deleted after installation

• ShareName—name of the shared folder

• TargetDir—directory to store support files

• UseDefaultProgPath—1: target directory is the default path; 0: target directory is the specified path

• MasterACCode—activation code used to activate your products to enable scanning and security updates

• UseProxy—1: enable; 0: disable

• DoAUAfterInstall—1: enable; 0: disable

• ProxyURL—proxy server address

• ProxyPort—port number for the proxy server

• ProxyUsername—authentication username for the proxy server

• EnableSocks5—1: enable; 0: disable

• WebServerType—1: Apache; 0: IIS

• IISSiteType—1: New Web Site; 0: Default Web site

• WebPort—Web server port number

• EnableSSL—1: enable; 0: disable

• SSLPort—SSL port number

• SSLValidPeriodCertificate—certificate validity of the SSL

• WTCEnable—1: enable; 0: disable

• ActivateServerManagement—1: select active directory group; 0: skip

• RegisterCMAgent—1: enable; 0: disable

• CMServerAddress—CM server address

• CMServerPortNumber—CM server port number

• ConnectCMServerUsingHTTPS—1: enable; 0: disable

• ConnectCMServerUsingProxy—1: enable; 0: disable

• ConnectCMServerProxyAddress—CM server proxy address

• ConnectCMServerUseSOCKS5—1: enable; 0: disable

• ConnectCMServerProxyUserName—authentication username of the proxy server for CM server

• CMServerWebUserName—authentication username of the Web server for CM server

• ConnectCMServerProxyPortNumber—port number of the proxy server for CM server

• SQLServerAuthPassword—password to access the SharePoint configuration database

• LogonPassword—password to log on the target server

• ProxyPassword—proxy server authentication password

• ConnectCMServerProxyPassword—authentication password of the proxy server for CM server

• CMServerWebPassword—authentication password of the Web server for CM server

• ConsoleGroup—when a domain is selected, the group name displays; otherwise PortalProtect Admin Group will display

• ServerManagementGroupSid—SID to identify the group

• UseSMTPNotification—1: enable; 0: disable

• SMTPServerAddress—SMTP server address

• SMTPServerPort—SMTP server port number

• SMTPAdminEMailAddress—email address for Administrator Notification.

• All passwords are encrypted for security. Do NOT modify the ConsoleGroup or ServerManagementGroupSid.

7. Run Setup /S C:\Windows\Temp\Setup-PortalProtect.iss to enable Silent Install to perform an unattended installation of PortalProtect.

8. After Setup installs PortalProtect on your computer, it creates the setup log files in the %windir%\temp folder.

9. Silent Install allows you to install PortalProtect on any path you choose unlike the setup program, which installs PortalProtect in the default system Program Files folder as %ProgramFiles%\Trend Micro\Portal Protect.