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The MSI installer accepts all of the default command line arguments provided by an MSI, as well as two additional arguments: CGWS and GROUP.
The following command will also display the default MSI command line arguments; MachineProxyAgentE_Installer.msi /?
You can use either Command Prompt or PowerShell to install manually or Intune to automate installs.
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The following example will perform a silent install of VSM-E with logging. The Virsae Cloud Collector URL and port are 'a356dhgj4g5j690f9e333a60da991.vlVL-beta.virsae.io:443' and the VSM Everywhere profile group is 'NZ/AUS'
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// Command Prompt > msiexec /i "C:\Path\To\MachineProxyAgentE_Installer.msi" /qn /norestart /L*v "C:\path\to\install.log" CGWS="a356dhgj4g5j690f9e333a60da991.vlvVL-beta.virsae.io:443" GROUP="NZ/AUS" //Powershell > Start-Process msiexec.exe -Wait -ArgumentList '/i C:\Path\To\MachineProxyAgentE_Installer.msi /qn /norestart /L*v C:\path\to\install.log CGWS=a356dhgj4g5j690f9e333a60da991.vlVL-beta.virsae.io:443 GROUP=NZ/AUS' |
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The following install command will install VSM Everywhere into 'C:\Program Files\Virsae Group\Machine Proxy Agent E' with the URL set to "a356dhgj4g5j690f9e333a60da991.vlVL-beta.virsae.io:443" and the Group set to "NZ/AUS", please replace these values with those which are suitable for your installation.
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