Installing from SMS/SCCM

Desktop supports distribution from Microsoft Systems Management Server (SMS) and System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM).

NOTE
For information on the methods for operating SMS/SCCM, see the Microsoft website and the SMS/SCCM product manuals. When installing Desktop by performing a distributed installation with SCCM, the registry entries for Web Services Enhancements that are generated with a regular installation are not generated.

Uploading and Executing the Installer in SMS/SCCM

Copy the installer from "Desktop Installation Media", and edit the detailed parameter file as necessary.

Copying the Installer from "Desktop Installation Media" Copying the Installer

Setting a Detailed Parameter File

If necessary, export the user settings file from the existing Desktop environment, and incorporate it into the installer prepared in step 1.

Export User Settings

Exporting Separate User Settings

Installing with Desktop User Settings Loaded

Once preparations for the Desktop installer are complete, upload it into SMS/SCCM.

Enter the startup command and perform a distributed installation.

The command for starting an installer from SMS/SCCM is indicated below.

When installing to a 32-bit operating system

(Path to the folder that the installer in SMS/SCCM was placed in)\32bit\setup.exe /qn "(absolute path to the detailed parameter file)\(name of the detailed parameter file: *.ini)" /i /m

NOTE
As indicated above, the only difference between this and starting in the silent mode is the final "/m". "/m" is a parameter for sending notification of the execution result with a MIF file when installing from SMS/SCCM. Exit Codes The operations of the installer are the same as when starting in the silent mode, and SMS/SCCM is not used.

Check the exit code in the MIF file to confirm that the distributed installation has exited.

For information on MIF file exit codes, see the following.

Exit Codes

NOTE
In addition to MIF files, exit codes can be checked using the "iwsetup_yyyymmddhhmmss.log" log file in the same way as silent installations in a local environment. For distributed installations, log files are created in the %TEMP% system environment variable. For information on the exit codes in this case, see step 3 in Installing Using the Silent Mode.

Exit Codes

When installing from SMS/SCCM, you can add the "/m" parameter to send notification of the execution result with a MIF file. The MIF file that is generated is indicated below.

Item	Description
File Name	iWDesktopInstallStatusMIFFile.mif
Manufacturer	CANON INC.
Product name	Name of Desktop
Version	Version of Desktop

NOTE
The MIF file is created in the location specified by Windows. To generate MIF files, an SMS/SCCM client must be installed in the client computer.

The exit codes in MIF files are indicated below.

When the process completed successfully and a restart is not required

Exit Codes	0
Status	Success
Message ID	14000

When the process completed successfully and a restart is required

Exit Codes	3010
Status	Success
Message ID	14001

A restart is not performed automatically.

When a restart is required during the process

Exit Codes	3010
Status	Failed
Message ID	14002

A restart is not performed automatically, and the installation process is paused until the client computer to install to is restarted.

NOTE
The installation resumes when the client is restarted. However, notification cannot be sent for the execution result after the installation is resumed.

When an error occurs during the process

Exit Codes	Error code
Status	Failed
Message ID	14003

For information on error codes, see the following.

List of Messages

Changing Desktop in the Silent Mode

In the silent mode, if the version of Desktop that is installed is the same as that of the installer, processing will be canceled. However, you can change Desktop in the silent mode by using the method shown here.

NOTE
The file path to "setup.exe" differs for installation and uninstallation. When modifying Desktop in the silent mode, specify the command options to modify. The silent mode does not display messages when errors occur, except for items controlled by Windows such as UAC.

Start Windows and log in to the system as a user with Administrator privileges.

Execute the following commands.

Example: If you execute "Modifying Desktop" in a 32-bit operating system environment and add the User's Guide

Start the command prompt and enter the following.

(Path to the folder that the installer was placed in)\32bit\Resource\LangPack\setup.exe /i /qn

FROMCHANGE=ON BASE=ON INSTALLMANUAL=TRUE LOCALELIST= 0809

Example: If there is a function for installing multiple languages and you execute "Modifying Desktop" in a 32-bit operating system environment and add the User's Guide for both English and German

Start the command prompt and enter the following.

(Path to the folder that the installer was placed in)\32bit\Resource\LangPack\setup.exe /i /qn

FROMCHANGE=ON BASE=ON INSTALLMANUAL=TRUE LOCALELIST=0809,0407

You must enter anything after "/i /qn" using the above format.

FROMCHANGE=ON BASE=ON

Indicates that Desktop will be changed.

INSTALLMANUAL

Specifies whether to install the User's Guide for the display language already installed in Desktop and the additional display languages that have been specified.

The values that you can specify are as follows:

Value to Enter	TRUE	FALSE
Setting	Installs the User's Guide for all the languages.	Does not newly install the User's Guide.

LOCALELIST=0809

The values must be entered as indicated above.

When There Is a Function for Installing Multiple Display Languages

Specify the display languages to add using language codes.

Desktop can only be modified in the silent mode if this item is specified.

The following five language codes can be specified, and can be separated with commas (,) to specify multiple languages.

Value Entered (Language Code)	0809	040C	0410	0407	0C0A
Language	English	French	Italian	German	Spanish