The installation of the MSI files is described in more detail below. These can either be started directly by double-clicking to enter the installation wizard, or installed on multiple computers via group policy (GPO). The installation takes place without additional user queries.
If there is no MSI yet, and you wish to install via MSI, we would kindly ask you to contact our support, as only they can provide one. The MSI cannot be downloaded via the update service.
To install the files via command line and msiexec in passive/quiet mode, use the following commands:
After msiexec the command to install or uninstall can be selected. Followed by the vistrax file (ver stands for the current version number). Additionally, the parameter passive or quiet can be added to show or hide the installation progress bar.
Parameter:
/install:[“i”|“x”]
/vistrax_datei:[vistrax_setup_ver_msi_bit.msi]
/modus:[“passive”|“quiet”]
Example for an installation with a progress bar of the installation:
msiexec /i vistrax_setup_3.1.22179.2201_MSI_x64.msi /passive
Example for a deinstallation without a progress bar of the deinstallation:
msiexec /x vistrax_setup_3.1.22179.2201_MSI_x64.msi /quiet
To store the connection parameters automatically, the server connection can be configured using the following parameters:
Sets the connection settings at startup and optionally displays the data. The dialog will be displayed if only -settings is given (without additional parameters). The “silent” option suppresses any dialogs and all error messages, afterwards vistrax terminates immediately. The “config” option shows any dialogs and all error messages, but afterwards vistrax terminates immediately.
Parameters:
-settings:[“silent”|“config”]
-host:[hostname|ip]
-port:[port]
-protocol:[“http”|“https”]
Example:
vistrax.exe -settings:"silent" -host:“localhost” -port:80 -protocol:”http”
For additional information, please visit the chapter: Configuration of the server connection
For more information about deploying an MSI using the package management software, see your package management documentation.
For more information about msiexec, see here.
For more information about deploying an MSI by Group Policy and installing software remotely:
Microsoft use group policy to install software