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RSA SecurID Software Token 4.1 Administrators Guide
2: Installing the Application 25
Enter command line options (for example, /i) in either lowercase or uppercase.
Windows Installer command line options are case insensitive.
To review the results of the installation, use the /lv option (verbose logging). Store
the log file, for example, install.log, in a known location, such as
%USERPROFILE%.
Note: For more information on Windows Installer command line options, open a
command line, and type msiexec. This displays msiexec command options. For
additional details, access the Microsoft Developer Network Library and search on
“Windows Installer Command Line Options.”
Command Line Examples
The following sections contain examples of installations performed using the
Windows Installer msiexec command line. The /i option, with the MSI filename,
installs the application. The examples use the /qn option, which specifies a silent, or
quiet installation (no user prompts), and the /lv option, which creates a verbose
installation log.
Install the Application Silently
The following command installs the application, the default storage device plug-in
(hard drive plug-in), and the RSA Hardware Authenticator Plug-In.
msiexec /qn /i “pathname\RSASecurIDToken410.msi” /lv c:\install.log
Install the Application, Web Browser Plug-In, and Hard Drive Plug-In
The following command uses the ADDLOCAL property to silently install the
application, the web browser plug-in for Internet Explorer, and the default storage
device plug-in (HDDPlugin).
msiexec /qn /i “pathname\RSASecurIDToken410.msi” /lv c:\install.log
ADDLOCAL=DesktopClient,InternetExplorerPlugin,HDDPlugin
Install a Copy of the Software Token API to the system32 Directory
The following command uses the COPYTOSYSTEM32 property to install a copy of
the software token API into the system32 directory. Use a command similar to this
one if adding the application path to the System path will cause the System path to
exceed the Windows length limit.
msiexec /qn /i “pathname\RSASecurIDToken410.msi” /lv c:\install.log
COPYTOSYSTEM32=TRUE
Set Copy Protection
The following command uses the SETCOPYPROTECTION property to remove token
binding from the local hard drive. Use a command similar to this one to avoid having
to reissue new tokens if you replace users’ hard disk drives. This command does not
affect copy protection provided by the DPAPI implementation.
msiexec /qn /i “pathname\RSASecurIDToken410.msi” /lv c:\install.log
SETCOPYPROTECTION=FALSE
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