How to perform 'Silent Installation' of Applications Manager in Linux?
For silent installation, execute the installer (.bin) file using the below command in Linux:
<Installation (.bin ) file> -silent -options ismp_silent.txt
Example: .../AppManager15$ ./ManageEngine_ApplicationsManager_64bit.bin -silent -options ismp_silent.txt
The options that you normally enter during the installation are stored in a text (reference) file which is provided in the -options flag. Check the attached sample reference files:
- Admin server - ismp_silent_adm.txt
- Managed server - ismp_silent_man.txt
- Professional Edition - ismp_silent_pro.txt
Otherwise, use the reference template file attached and modify it as per your installation requirements:
- General Template file - ismp_silent.txt
Note: By default, Applications Manager does not store installation logs. To enable installation logs, perform the below methods:
- Create a file named <APMBinFileName>.sp (Eg., ManageEngineApplicationsManager.sp) in the location where the bin folder of Application Manager is downloaded.
- Inside the create file, include the key "is.debug=1" and save it.
- Then start the installation using the below command along with the options that are given in the solution:
./bin -is:log log.txt
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