Silent Installation of Password Manager Pro

A silent install is used to install an application without the need to interact with the UI. This type of installation is helpful for applications with limited installation steps. Before commencing the silent install, certain parameters such as Name, EmailId, Path, etc., are automatically set or manually entered. Execute the commands as instructed below to install the application automatically.

Steps to Silent Install Password Manager Pro in Windows Server
1.1 Primary Server

1.2 Secondary Server
Steps to Uninstall Password Manager Pro in Windows Server
Steps to Silent Install Password Manager Pro in Linux Server
3.1 Primary Server

3.2 Secondary Server

1. Steps to Silent Install Password Manager Pro in Windows Server

1.1 Primary Server

Download the file ManageEngine_PMP_64.bit.exe.
Download the installation file WindowsPrimaryNonMSP.iss.
Open the WindowsPrimaryNonMSP.iss file in Notepad and edit Name, MailId, Phone, Company, and Country.
Update the directory path 'szDir' to the desired path and save the file.
Now, move the WindowsPrimaryNonMSP.iss file to the directory as updated above.
If you opt to create your own .iss file for the installation, execute the command: <.exe file name> -a -r -f1"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsPrimaryNonMSP.iss" -f2"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsPrimaryNonMSP.log"
Open the command prompt as an administrator and navigate to the ManageEngine_PMP_64.bit.exe file location.
Execute the command: ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.exe -a -s -f1"<iis installation directory path>WindowsPrimaryNonMSP.iss" -f2"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsPrimaryNonMSP.log"

Password Manager Pro will get installed, and the service will start automatically.

1.2 Secondary Server

Download the file ManageEngine_PMP_64.bit.exe.
Download the installation file WindowsSecondaryNonMSP.iss.
Open the WindowsSecondaryNonMSP.iss file in Notepad and edit Name, MailId, Phone, Company, and Country.
Update the directory path 'szDir' to the desired path and save the file.
Now, move the WindowsSecondaryNonMSP.iss file to the directory as updated above.
If you opt to create your own .iss file for the installation, execute the command: <.exe file name> -a -r -f1"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsSecondaryNonMSP.iss" -f2"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsSecondaryNonMSP.log"
Open the command prompt as administrator and navigate to the ManageEngine_PMP_64.bit.exe file location.
Execute the command: ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.exe -a -s -f1"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsSecondaryNonMSP.iss" -f2"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsSecondaryNonMSP.log"

Password Manager Pro will get installed, and the service will start automatically.

2. Steps to Uninstall Password Manager Pro in Windows Server

Download the uninstallation file WindowsUninstallNonMSP.iss.
Move the WindowsUninstallNonMSP.iss file to a desired directory path.
If you opt to create your own .iss file, execute the command: <.exe file name> -a -r -f1"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsUninstallNonMSP.iss" -f2"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsUninstallNonMSP.log"
Open the command prompt as administrator and navigate to the ManageEngine_PMP_64.bit.exe file location.
Execute the command: ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.exe -a -s -f1"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsUninstallNonMSP.iss" -f2"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsUninstallNonMSP.log"

Upon execution, Password Manager Pro will get uninstalled.

3. Steps to Silent Install Password Manager Pro in Linux Server

3.1 Primary Server

Download the file ManageEngine_PMP_64.bit.bin for Linux.
Download the installation file LinuxPrimaryNonMSP.txt.
Open the LinuxPrimaryNonMSP.txt file in Notepad.
Mention the user installation directory's path (USER_INSTALL_DIR) and file overwrite's (-fileOverwrite_) path.
Save and move LinuxPrimaryNonMSP.txt to the directory path mentioned above.
If you opt to create your own .txt file for the installation, execute the below commands:
1. chmod a+x ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.bin
2. ./ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.bin -r LinuxPrimaryNonMSP.txt
Open the console and navigate to ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.bin file location
Execute the command: chmod a+x ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.bin
Execute the command: ./ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.bin -i silent -f /<.txt file installation directory>/LinuxPrimaryNonMSP.txt

Upon execution, Password Manager Pro will get installed.

3.2 Secondary Server

Download the file ManageEngine_PMP_64.bit.bin for Linux.
Download the installation file LinuxSecondaryNonMSP.txt.
Open the LinuxSecondaryNonMSP.txt in Notepad.
Mention the user installation directory's path (USER_INSTALL_DIR) and file overwrite's (-fileOverwrite_) path.
Save and move LinuxSecondaryNonMSP.txt to the directory path mentioned above.
If you opt to create your own .txts file for the installation, execute the below commands:
1. chmod a+x ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.bin
2. ./ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.bin -r LinuxSecondaryNonMSP.txt
Open the console and navigate to ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.bin file location
Execute the command: chmod a+x ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.bin
Execute the command: ./ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.bin -i silent -f /<.txt file installation directory>/LinuxSecondaryNonMSP.txt

Upon execution, Password Manager Pro will get installed.


Silent Installation of Password Manager Pro A silent install is used to install an application without the need to interact with the UI. This type of installation is helpful for applications with limited installation steps. Before commencing the silent install, certain parameters such as Name, EmailId, Path, etc., are automatically set or manually entered. Execute the commands as instructed below to install the application automatically. Steps to Silent Install Password Manager Pro in Windows Server 1.1 Primary Server 1.2 Secondary Server Steps to Uninstall Password Manager Pro in Windows Server Steps to Silent Install Password Manager Pro in Linux Server 3.1 Primary Server 3.2 Secondary Server 1. Steps to Silent Install Password Manager Pro in Windows Server 1.1 Primary Server Download the file ManageEngine_PMP_64.bit.exe. Download the installation file WindowsPrimaryNonMSP.iss. Open the WindowsPrimaryNonMSP.iss file in Notepad and edit Name, MailId, Phone, Company, and Country. Update the directory path 'szDir' to the desired path and save the file. Now, move the WindowsPrimaryNonMSP.iss file to the directory as updated above. If you opt to create your own .iss file for the installation, execute the command: <.exe file name> -a -r -f1"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsPrimaryNonMSP.iss" -f2"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsPrimaryNonMSP.log" Open the command prompt as an administrator and navigate to the ManageEngine_PMP_64.bit.exe file location. Execute the command: ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.exe -a -s -f1"<iis installation directory path>WindowsPrimaryNonMSP.iss" -f2"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsPrimaryNonMSP.log" Password Manager Pro will get installed, and the service will start automatically. 1.2 Secondary Server Download the file ManageEngine_PMP_64.bit.exe. Download the installation file WindowsSecondaryNonMSP.iss. Open the WindowsSecondaryNonMSP.iss file in Notepad and edit Name, MailId, Phone, Company, and Country. Update the directory path 'szDir' to the desired path and save the file. Now, move the WindowsSecondaryNonMSP.iss file to the directory as updated above. If you opt to create your own .iss file for the installation, execute the command: <.exe file name> -a -r -f1"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsSecondaryNonMSP.iss" -f2"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsSecondaryNonMSP.log" Open the command prompt as administrator and navigate to the ManageEngine_PMP_64.bit.exe file location. Execute the command: ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.exe -a -s -f1"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsSecondaryNonMSP.iss" -f2"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsSecondaryNonMSP.log" Password Manager Pro will get installed, and the service will start automatically. 2. Steps to Uninstall Password Manager Pro in Windows Server Download the uninstallation file WindowsUninstallNonMSP.iss. Move the WindowsUninstallNonMSP.iss file to a desired directory path. If you opt to create your own .iss file, execute the command: <.exe file name> -a -r -f1"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsUninstallNonMSP.iss" -f2"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsUninstallNonMSP.log" Open the command prompt as administrator and navigate to the ManageEngine_PMP_64.bit.exe file location. Execute the command: ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.exe -a -s -f1"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsUninstallNonMSP.iss" -f2"<iis installation directory path>\WindowsUninstallNonMSP.log" Upon execution, Password Manager Pro will get uninstalled. 3. Steps to Silent Install Password Manager Pro in Linux Server 3.1 Primary Server Download the file ManageEngine_PMP_64.bit.bin for Linux. Download the installation file LinuxPrimaryNonMSP.txt. Open the LinuxPrimaryNonMSP.txt file in Notepad. Mention the user installation directory's path (USER_INSTALL_DIR) and file overwrite's (-fileOverwrite_) path. Save and move LinuxPrimaryNonMSP.txt to the directory path mentioned above. If you opt to create your own .txt file for the installation, execute the below commands: chmod a+x ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.bin ./ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.bin -r LinuxPrimaryNonMSP.txt Open the console and navigate to ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.bin file location Execute the command: chmod a+x ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.bin Execute the command: ./ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.bin -i silent -f /<.txt file installation directory>/LinuxPrimaryNonMSP.txt Upon execution, Password Manager Pro will get installed. 3.2 Secondary Server Download the file ManageEngine_PMP_64.bit.bin for Linux. Download the installation file LinuxSecondaryNonMSP.txt. Open the LinuxSecondaryNonMSP.txt in Notepad. Mention the user installation directory's path (USER_INSTALL_DIR) and file overwrite's (-fileOverwrite_) path. Save and move LinuxSecondaryNonMSP.txt to the directory path mentioned above. If you opt to create your own .txts file for the installation, execute the below commands: chmod a+x ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.bin ./ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.bin -r LinuxSecondaryNonMSP.txt Open the console and navigate to ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.bin file location Execute the command: chmod a+x ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.bin Execute the command: ./ManageEngine_PMP_64bit.bin -i silent -f /<.txt file installation directory>/LinuxSecondaryNonMSP.txt Upon execution, Password Manager Pro will get installed.