Upgrading Isc - HP Integrity rx4610 Installation Manual

Chapter 2
password
The following listing shows an example of a silent installation text file. In this
example, the installation program attempts to install ISC on the local system as
well as on the remote systems identified by the UNC "\\sayoung-desk and
the UNC \\fred-nt." The example also uses a [Version] section to define
two variables.
[Version]
Signature="$Windows NT$"
Provider="Intel Corporation, ESG"
[Destinations]
\\sayoung-desk, sueyoung, @password
\\fred-nt, MyUser, password2
Local, eric, password10
NOTE After the installation process completes, remote managed
servers are automatically rebooted. If a local machine needs to
be rebooted, the installation process presents a dialog box that
allows you to perform the reboot operation immediately, later,
or in 90 seconds.

Upgrading ISC

To upgrade ISC software you must reinstall the new version across the network of
consoles and managed servers. If a previous installation of ISC tools is detected
on a target system the installation process upgrades the software during the install
session. If you want a completely new installation on a system that has an outdated
version of ISC already loaded, you should first uninstall the older version of ISC.
For information on how to uninstall ISC software, refer to the next chapter
"Uninstalling ISC."
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The password for the username that has administrative
rights for the associated system on which ISC is being
installed. Supplying a password is optional. If you do not
supply one in the text file, the installation program looks
for a password in the command line. If the installation
program finds no password, it attempts to use the password
associated with the username currently logged into the
local system from which you are running the silent
installation.
Installing and Upgrading ISC