Silent Installation Parameters
The following tables list the parameters that you can include in the silent installation command.
Use a space and a slash (/) or a dash (–) before each parameter. If the parameter requires a value, enter it after the parameter name and the equal sign (=) with no spaces. View the examples in the tables.
Optional Parameters
Use any of the following parameters as needed.
Parameter Name |
Purpose |
Example |
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NoReboot |
Disables restarting the machine during the installation.
Some changes, such as installing IIS or a SQL Server, may require a restart during the installation. It depends on your version of Windows and the state of Windows updates. If you use the NoReboot parameter, you need to manually restart the machine if needed. |
/NoReboot |
SqlInstance |
Allows you to specify a custom name for the Microsoft SQL Server instance that is a part of the GENESIS installation. The default instance's name is SQLEXPRESS. |
-SQLINSTANCE=SQLEXPRESS2022 |
InstallFolder |
Specifies the path to the desired custom location where GENESIS will be installed. This is an advanced setting that may require further changes. If possible, we recommend installing GENESIS in the default folder, which is <SystemDrive>:\Program Files\ICONICS. |
/InstallFolder=D:\CustomFolder |
Required Parameters
Select one of the following parameters to specify the components that you want to install. If you do not include any of the parameters in your command, it installs the full GENESIS setup.
You can use the Workloads and the Components parameters together to add more components to the selected workload.
Parameter Name |
Purpose |
Example |
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Workloads |
Determines the desired type of installation:
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/Workload=Server
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Lists the desired components, separated by a comma. View the list of |
/Components=Workbench,FrameWorX |
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Enters the path to a configuration file (most commonly a .ini file) that lists the available components and indicates whether the component should be installed (=1) or not (=0). You can omit the components that you do not want to install and only list the desired components, but they still need to be followed by =1. View the list of |
This is an example of what the content of a configuration file looks like. [Components] License v11.0=1 |