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MKS Toolkit Administrative Installation

An administrative installation is actually a two part procedure.

First, an administrator creates a special copy of the installation image (toolkit.msi) on the network. To do so, take the following steps:

  1. Launch a Command Prompt window and enter the following commands:

       cd location
       msiexec /a toolkit.msi TARGETDIR="netdir"

    where location is either the drive containing the MKS Toolkit CD or the directory to which you extracted the contents of the electronic distribution and netdir is the directory on the network in which you want to create the special installation image.

    Note: When installing MKS Toolkit on a 64-bit system, toolkit.msi should be replaced by either toolkit64i.msi on IA64 platforms or by toolkit64x.msi on Extended Architecture platforms (for example, AMD-64).
    You can create a log file for a silent installation by adding the following optional parameter to the msiexec command:

       /l*v logfile

    where logfile is the name of the log file to be created. The Welcome to the Setup for MKS Toolkit dialog appears.

  2. Proceed with steps 3-13 of the standard installation procedure described here.

  3. The Network Location dialog appears. If you specified the TARGETDIR parameter to the msiexec command that launched the installer, that value appears in the Network location: field; otherwise, a default value (for example, C:/) appears in that field. You can change the location by clicking Change and entering the new location in the correct field.

  4. Clck Install to begin the installation of MKS Toolkit files. The Installing MKS Toolkit dialog appears and shows the progress of the installation. When the installation is complete, the Setup Completed dialog appears. You can choose whether or not to display the release notes.

  5. Click Finish to complete the installation. If you chose to display the release notes, the installer launches a browser window displaying these notes.

To use this installation image to install MKS Toolkit on an individual system, do the following:

   cd network_location
   msiexec /I toolkit.msi

where network_location is the network drive on which the installation image was created. You can then proceed with the standard MKS Toolkit installation procedure described here. When you do so, the serial number, PIN, and access key fields will be hidden, eliminating the need for them to be entered for each individual installation.

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