Job Management Partner 1/Software Distribution Administrator's Guide Volume 2
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The INSTALLATION_METHOD tag specifies the installation mode.
This tag can be used in the dcmpack command. The following shows specifiable parameters and the correspondence between parameters and command arguments:
| Parameter |
Description |
Command argument |
| installation_mode |
Installation mode |
/mB or /mG |
- Organization of this subsection
- (1) Format
- (2) Explanation
(1) Format
INSTALLATION_METHOD{
installation_mode=installation mode
}
(2) Explanation
- installation_mode=installation mode
Specify the installation mode for the package. When using a command argument, specify either G or B after /m. The default is B (background installation mode).
- G (GUI installation mode)
This installation mode uses a special installer (an interactive installer). An installer that does not have a GUI but has a graphic device interface API uses this mode.
For a Windows NT client, remote installation requires that the user who installed the client be logged on. However, installation can proceed if the client uses the facility for installation with non-Administrator user permissions. For details about the facility for installation with non-Administrator user permissions, see 11.2.3 Installing software using non-Administrator user permissions under Windows NT in the manual Administrator's Guide Volume 1.
- B (background installation mode)
This installation mode, which does not require a special installer, can be used in those situations for which installation involves only the copying of files. In this mode, remote installation can proceed even if the user who installed the client is not logged on, provided that Windows NT has been started.
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