IBM websphere Portal Server Multiplatforms 6.1.0.1
Hi everyone,
help me out in installingIBM websphere Portal Server Multiplatforms 6.1.0.1 SILENTLY
I have tried wid the below cmd
install.bat -silent -options -responsefile<path to rsp file.txt>
but i'm getting an error - property of IBM 5724 -E76 and was unexpected at this time
<<<<below is RESPONSEFILE that i have used >>>>
kindly help me out in installing the application SILENTLY and also pass on the exact cmd line...
thanks in advance
################################################################################
#
# Response File for IBM WebSphere Portal 6.1.0.1 Silent Installation
#
# Before you can begin the installation of WebSphere Portal you must
# first edit this response file with the values appropriate for your
# environment. Refer to the comments to learn how to use the response file and
# understand the various options. You must carefully complete or change the
# various values. If the values are not completed properly, the install may
# be unsuccessful.
#
# IMPORTANT: ALL VALUES MUST BE ENCLOSED IN DOUBLE QUOTES ( "" ).
#
# To use this response file with the installation, specify -options <file-name>
# as a command line argument to the install script, where <file-name> is the
# full path name of this response file.
#
# Usage examples:
# install.sh -options /tmp/installresponse.txt
# install.bat -options c:\temp\installresponse.txt
# install400.bat -options c:\temp\installresponse.txt (ISERIES REMOTE INSTALL ONLY)
################################################################################
################################################################################
#
# SILENT INSTALL CHOICE
#
# Description: Specify this parameter if you want to install WebSphere Portal
# silently. When installing silently, the installation program will not display
# any graphical interface panels or solicit input from the user. Note that if a
# required parameter is not specified in this response file, an error message
# will be displayed.
#
# If you want to use this response file but do not want to install silently,
# comment this parameter out.
#
################################################################################
-silent
################################################################################
#
# LICENSE ACCEPTANCE
#
# Description: This parameter specifies that you accept the license agreement
# for WebSphere Portal. By default it is set to false. You must set it to
# true for the silent install to complete successfully.
#
# -G licenseAccepted="true"
#
################################################################################
-G licenseAccepted="true"
################################################################################
#
# INSTALL TYPE
#
# Description: Select the type of install that best suites your needs
#
# Values:
#
# full - Install a new version of Portal with full content and applications
#
# admin - Install a new version of Portal with Administrative portlets and Welcome page
#
################################################################################
-W setupTypePanel.selectedSetupTypeId="full"
################################################################################
#
# WEBSPHERE PORTAL INSTALLATION LOCATION (NON-ISERIES)
#
# Description: Specify the directory where you want to install WebSphere Portal.
# This will also be the location for WebSphere Application Server if you selected
# to install a new instance.
#
# Be sure to follow the convention for specifying path information on your
# platform. For example,
#
# Windows: C:\IBM\WebSphere
# Linux: /opt/IBM/WebSphere
#
################################################################################
-W globalInstall.location="/opt/IBM/WebSphere"
################################################################################
#
# WEBSPHERE APPLICATION SERVER INSTALLATION CHOICE
#
# Description: Specify wether you want to install on a new instance or install on
# an existing instance of WebSphere Application Server.
#
# "install" - Install a new instance of WebsSphere Application Server.
#
# "use" - Install on an existing instance of WebSphere Application Server.
# If you choose this option the wasListPanel.existingWasLocation
# value must also be specified.
#
################################################################################
-W wasPanel.installChoice="install"
################################################################################
#
# EXISTING WEBSPHERE APPLICATION SERVER INSTALLATION LOCATION
#
# Description: This is the value of the existing WebSphere Application Server
# if you selected to install on an existing instance.
#
# Be sure to follow the convention for specifying path information on your
# platform. For example,
#
# Windows: C:\WebSphere\AppServer
# AIX: /usr/WebSphere/AppServer
# Linux: /opt/WebSphere/AppServer
# Solaris: /opt/WebSphere/AppServer
# HP-UX: /opt/WebSphere/AppServer
# iSeries ND: /QIBM/ProdData/WebSphere/AppServer/V61/ND
# iSeries Base: /QIBM/ProdData/WebSphere/AppServer/V61/Base
################################################################################
# -W wasListPanel.existingWasLocation=""
################################################################################
#
# OPTIONAL:
# UNDETECTED WEBSPHERE APPLICATION SERVER INSTALLATION LOCATION (NON-ISERIES)
#
# Description: Sometimes the Portal install program cannot detect an existing
# WebSphere Application Server(WAS). You cannot know this until install runtime
# when the silent install fails because the value of the above parameter
# wasListPanel.existingWasLocation cannot be validated.
#
# When this error occurs, and you are certain that there is a valid WAS at the
# location specified above, uncomment this parameter and enter the same value
# specified above.
#
# Be sure to follow the convention for specifying path information on your
# platform. For example,
#
# Windows: C:\WebSphere\AppServer
# AIX: /usr/WebSphere/AppServer
# Linux: /opt/WebSphere/AppServer
# Solaris: /opt/WebSphere/AppServer
# HP-UX: /opt/WebSphere/AppServer
#
################################################################################
# -W was.undetectedWas="/opt/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer"
################################################################################
#
# ADMINISTRATIVE USER AND PASSWORD
#
# Enter the user ID and password for the Websphere Application Server
# administrator and WebSphere Portal.
#
################################################################################
-W wasAdmin.user="wpsadmin"
-W wasAdmin.password=""
################################################################################
#
# WEBSPHERE APPLICATION SERVER NODE NAME
#
# Description: Specify the node within the WebSphere Application Server cell to
# which the WebSphere Portal application server will belong. This value must be
# unique among other node names in the same cell. Typically this value is the
# same as the short host name for the computer.
#
# Note: You must replace the "DefaultNode" value with the node name that you
# want to use for your default node.
#
################################################################################
-W nodeHost.nodeName="DefaultNode"
################################################################################
#
# WEBSPHERE APPLICATION SERVER HOST NAME
#
# Description: Specify the fully qualified host name or IP address of the
# computer running WebSphere Application Server. For example,
# "hostname.yourco.com".
#
################################################################################
-W nodeHost.hostName="hostname.yourco.com"
################################################################################
#
# Begin Installing Services
#
################################################################################
################################################################################
#
# INSTALL THE WEBSPHERE PORTAL SERVICE (WINDOWS ONLY)
#
# Description: If you are installing WebSphere Portal on a machine
# running Windows, specify whether you want to install it as a service.
# Using Services, you can start and stop services, and configure startup and
# recovery actions.
#
# Note: If you are installing WebSphere Portal on a system that is
# not running Windows, you can ignore this parameter or comment it out.
#
# Values:
#
# true - Install WebSphere Portal as service
#
# false - Do no install WebSphere Portal as service
#
################################################################################
-W allServices.services="false"
################################################################################
#
# End Installing Services
#
################################################################################
################################################################################
#
# SETUP CD LOCATION
#
# Required for: Tradtional and Archive install
#
# Description: Specify the directory path to the Setup CD.
# Although this can be to a CD-ROM drive, for unattended
# installation this location is more likely to be a directory where electronic
# product images are stored, such as on a network drive.
#
# Be sure to follow the convention for specifying path information on your
# platform.
#
################################################################################
-W cdSetup.cdPath="/cdimg/IL-Setup"
################################################################################
#
# INSTALL CD LOCATIONS
#
################################################################################
################################################################################
#
# WEBSPHERE APPLICATION SERVER CD LOCATION
#
# Description: Specify the directory path to the WebSphere Application Server
# installation images. Although this can be to a CD-ROM drive, for unattended
# installation this location is more likely to be a directory where electronic
# product images are stored, such as on a network drive.
#
# Be sure to follow the convention for specifying path information on your
# platform.
#
# CD Platform
# W-1 Windows for ia32
# W-2 Windows for amd64
# I-1 iSeries
# IL-1 Linux for x86
# IL-2 Linux for x86-64
# A-1 AIX on Power 32bit
# A-2 AIX on Power 64bit
# SS-1 Solaris sparc32
# SS-2 Solaris sparc64
# SO-1 Solaris x64
# H-1 HP-UX parisc
# HI-1 HP-UX ia64
# ZL-2 Linux for zSeries
# PL-1 Linux for ppc32
# PL-2 Linux for ppc64
#
################################################################################
-W userInputCDLocWas.cdPath="/cdimg/IL-1"
################################################################################
#
# ARCHIVE CD 1
#
# Required for: Archive install
#
# Description: Specify the directory path to the first archive install image
# Be sure to follow the convention for specifying path information on your
# platform.
#
# CD Platform
# W-3 Windows
# IL-3 Linux for x86 or amd64
# A-3 AIX
# SS-3 Solaris sparc
# SO-3 Solaris x64
# H-3 HP-UX parisc
# HI-3 HP-UX ia64
# I-3 iSeries
# ZL-3 Linux for zSeries
# PL-3 Linux for ppc
#
################################################################################
-W archiveMediaPanel1.cdPath="/cdimg/IL-3"
################################################################################
#
# ARCHIVE CD 2
#
# Required for: Archive install
#
# Description: Specify the directory path to the second archive install image
# Be sure to follow the convention for specifying path information on your
# platform.
#
# CD Platform
# W-4 Windows
# IL-4 Linux for x86 or amd64
# A-4 AIX
# SS-4 Solaris sparc
# SO-4 Solaris x64
# H-4 HP-UX parisc
# HI-4 HP-UX ia64
# I-4 iSeries
# ZL-4 Linux for zSeries
# PL-4 Linux for ppc
#
################################################################################
-W archiveMediaPanel2.cdPath="/cdimg/IL-4"
################################################################################
#
# CONFIGURATION ARCHIVE CD
#
# Required for: Archive install
#
# Description: Specify the directory path to the Portal configuration archive
# install image. Be sure to follow the convention for specifying path information
# on your platform.
#
# CD Platform
# W-5 Windows
# IL-5 Linux for x86 or amd64
# A-5 AIX
# SS-5 Solaris
# H-5 HP-UX
# I-5 iSeries
# ZL-5 Linux for zSeries
# PL-5 Linux for ppc
#
# If installing on WebSphere Application Server 7 use *-5a
# For example use: W-5a or IL-5a
#
################################################################################
-W userInputCDLocProfile.cdPath="/cdimg/IL-5"
################################################################################
#
# Advanced Options
#
################################################################################
################################################################################
#
# Dependency Checking
#
# Description: Specify whether you want to disable the prerequisite checking
# and input validation used during the WebSphere Portal installation.
#
# Note: Because prerequisite checking and input validation play an important
# role in ensuring a successful installation, it is recommended that disable
# dependency checking only when absolutely necessary.
#
# Values:
#
# true - Dependency checking is performed. This is the default value and is
# assumed if the dependency.useValidation parameter is not specified.
# false - No dependency checking is performed.
#
################################################################################
#-W dependency.useValidation="true"
################################################################################
#
# Custom Dependency Files
#
# Description: If you want to use custom dependency and validation rules,
# specify the directory where your custom rules files are located.
#
# This parameter is not required if you have disabled dependency checking
# (specified a value of "false" for the dependency.useValidation parameter).
#
# Replace the placeholder value "DIRECTORY_PATH" with the appropriate value for
# your system.
#
################################################################################
#-W dependency.rulesDirectory="DIRECTORY_PATH"
################################################################################
#
# USER SPECIFIED PORT SCAN RANGE FOR WEBSPHERE ADMIN SERVER
#
# Description: When you you want to specify port values for the WebSphere Admin
# Server, one option is to specify a range of port values that will be searched
# until a block of free ports is found. These two properties specify the
# search range to scan. If any of the ports in a block are busy, the remaining
# range is scanned for a free block.
#
# Portal sets the default starting port to scan value to 10000.
#
# -W adminPortBlockInput.startingPortToScan="10000"
#
# Portal sets the default ending port to scan value to 65000.
#
# -W adminPortBlockInput.endingPortToScan="65000"
#
################################################################################
# -W adminPortBlockInput.startingPortToScan="10000"
# -W adminPortBlockInput.endingPortToScan="65000"
################################################################################
#
# USER SPECIFIED PORT BLOCK SIZE FOR WEBSPHERE ADMIN SERVER (NON-ISERIES)
#
# Description: This property determines the number of consecutive ports that
# will be used for configuring the WebSphere Admin Server. When searching for
# a block of free ports, the Websphere Portal install will search in increments
# of this number. Do not enter a number lower than 25.
#
# The default port block size is 25.
#
# -W adminPortBlockInput.portBlockSize="25"
#
################################################################################
# -W adminPortBlockInput.portBlockSize="25"
################################################################################
# USER SPECIFIED PORTS FILE PATH FOR WEBSPHERE ADMIN SERVER (NON-ISERIES)
#
# Description: When you want to specify port values for the WebSphere Admin
# Server, one option is to specify a file that defines all of the WebSphere
# Admin Server port values. Each line in the file has a <portname>=<value>
# pair. See the file WASDefaultPortsFile.props in your cdsetup directory for
# a ports file example.
#
# The file's content is not validated so any errors will cause the install
# program to fail.
#
# Be sure to follow the convention for specifying path information on your
# platform. Full path is required.
#
# When this parameter is specified, the other WebSphere Admin Server port
# values are ignored (adminPortBlockInput.startingPortToScan,
# adminPortBlockInput.endingPortToScan, adminPortBlockInput.portBlockSize).
#
################################################################################
# -W adminPortBlockInput.portsFilePath="c:\cdSetup\WASDefaultPortsFile.props"
################################################################################
#
# USER SPECIFIED PORT SCAN RANGE FOR WEBSPHERE PORTAL SERVER (NON-ISERIES)
#
# Description: When you want to specify the port values for the WebSphere Portal
# Server, one option is to specify a range of port values that will be searched
# until a block of free ports is found. These two properties specify the
# search range. If any of the ports in a block are busy, the remaining
# range is scanned for a free block.
#
# Portal sets the default starting port value to 10025.
#
#
# -W portalPortBlockInput.startingPortToScan="10025"
#
# Portal sets the default ending port to scan value to 65000.
#
# -W portalPortBlockInput.endingPortToScan="65000"
#
################################################################################
# -W portalPortBlockInput.startingPortToScan="10025"
# -W portalPortBlockInput.endingPortToScan="65000"
################################################################################
#
# USER SPECIFIED PORT BLOCK SIZE FOR WEBSPHERE PORTAL SERVER (NON-ISERIES)
#
# Description: This property determines the number of consecutive ports that
# will be used for configuring the WebSphere Portal Server. When searching for
# a block of free ports, the Websphere Portal install will search in increments
# of this number. Do not enter a number lower than 25.
#
# The default port block size is 25.
#
# -W portalPortBlockInput.portBlockSize="25"
#
################################################################################
# -W portalPortBlockInput.portBlockSize="25"
################################################################################
#
# USER SPECIFIED PORTS FILE PATH FOR PORTAL SERVER (NON-ISERIES)
#
# Description: When you want to specify port values for the WebSphere Portal
# Server, one option is to specify a file that defines all of the Portal
# Server port values. Each line in the file has a <portname>=<value>
# pair. See the file WPDefaultPortsFile.props in your cdsetup directory for
# a ports file example.
#
# The file's content is not validated so any errors will cause the install
# program to fail.
#
# Be sure to follow the convention for specifying path information on your
# platform. Full path is required.
#
# When this parameter is specified, the other portal server port values
# are ignored (portalPortBlockInput.startingPortToScan,
# portalPortBlockInput.endingPortToScan, portalPortBlockInput.portBlockSize).
#
################################################################################
# -W portalPortBlockInput.portsFilePath="C:\cdSetup\WPDefaultPortsFile.props"
################################################################################
#
# SET THE PORTAL PROFILE AS THE DEFAULT WEBSPHERE PROFILE (NON-ISERIES)
#
# Description: This parameter specifies whether the Portal profile should
# be the default profile. The default behavior is to set Portal's profile as
# the default when no other profiles exist in WebSphere Application Server.
#
# Values:
#
# "True" - Sets the Portal profile as the default profile.
#
# "False" - Leaves the existing default profile as is.
#
################################################################################
# -W detectProfileAction.isDefault="True"
################################################################################
#
# CUSTOMIZING PORTAL PROFILE
#
# PORTAL PROFILE NAME
#
# Description: By default, the name of Portal's profile is wp_profile. If
# multiple Portal profiles exist in the same instance of WebSphere Application
# Server, a number is added to the default name to make it unique, such as
# wp_profile1.
#
# The name must be unique within the profiles of the WebSphere
# instance.
#
# PORTAL PROFILE PATH (NON-ISERIES)
#
# Description: The profile path contains the path to Portal's profile.
# By default, it is set to a subdirectory of WebSphere's profile directory using
# the profile name.
#
# You can change the name of the profile by supplying the profile name
# and/or the profile path like this:
# -W detectProfileAction.profileName="my_profile_name"
# -W detectProfileAction.profilePath="c:\full\path\my_profile_name"
################################################################################
# -W detectProfileAction.profileName="wp_profile"
# -W detectProfileAction.profilePath="C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer\profiles\wp_profile"
################################################################################
#
# SET THE FILE PERMISSIONS ON UNIX SYSTEMS (UNIX-ONLY)
#
# Description: This parameter specifies the file permissions for the files
# installed to the Portal installation directory. Valid values are in the range
# of 000 - 777.
#
# The default value is 550.
#
#
################################################################################
# -W defaults.unixFilePermissions="550"
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################################################################################
#
# Response File for IBM WebSphere Portal 6.1.0.1 Silent Installation
#
# Before you can begin the installation of WebSphere Portal you must
# first edit this response file with the values appropriate for your
# environment. Refer to the comments to learn how to use the response file and
# understand the various options. You must carefully complete or change the
# various values. If the values are not completed properly, the install may
# be unsuccessful.
#
# IMPORTANT: ALL VALUES MUST BE ENCLOSED IN DOUBLE QUOTES ( "" ).
#
# To use this response file with the installation, specify -options <file-name>
# as a command line argument to the install script, where <file-name> is the
# full path name of this response file.
#
# Usage examples:
# install.sh -options /tmp/installresponse.txt
# install.bat -options c:\temp\installresponse.txt
# install400.bat -options c:\temp\installresponse.txt (ISERIES REMOTE INSTALL ONLY)
################################################################################
################################################################################
#
# SILENT INSTALL CHOICE
#
# Description: Specify this parameter if you want to install WebSphere Portal
# silently. When installing silently, the installation program will not display
# any graphical interface panels or solicit input from the user. Note that if a
# required parameter is not specified in this response file, an error message
# will be displayed.
#
# If you want to use this response file but do not want to install silently,
# comment this parameter out.
#
################################################################################
-silent
################################################################################
#
# LICENSE ACCEPTANCE
#
# Description: This parameter specifies that you accept the license agreement
# for WebSphere Portal. By default it is set to false. You must set it to
# true for the silent install to complete successfully.
#
# -G licenseAccepted="true"
#
################################################################################
-G licenseAccepted="true"
################################################################################
#
# INSTALL TYPE
#
# Description: Select the type of install that best suites your needs
#
# Values:
#
# full - Install a new version of Portal with full content and applications
#
# admin - Install a new version of Portal with Administrative portlets and Welcome page
#
################################################################################
-W setupTypePanel.selectedSetupTypeId="full"
################################################################################
#
# WEBSPHERE PORTAL INSTALLATION LOCATION (NON-ISERIES)
#
# Description: Specify the directory where you want to install WebSphere Portal.
# This will also be the location for WebSphere Application Server if you selected
# to install a new instance.
#
# Be sure to follow the convention for specifying path information on your
# platform. For example,
#
# Windows: C:\IBM\WebSphere
# Linux: /opt/IBM/WebSphere
#
################################################################################
-W globalInstall.location="/opt/IBM/WebSphere"
################################################################################
#
# WEBSPHERE APPLICATION SERVER INSTALLATION CHOICE
#
# Description: Specify wether you want to install on a new instance or install on
# an existing instance of WebSphere Application Server.
#
# "install" - Install a new instance of WebsSphere Application Server.
#
# "use" - Install on an existing instance of WebSphere Application Server.
# If you choose this option the wasListPanel.existingWasLocation
# value must also be specified.
#
################################################################################
-W wasPanel.installChoice="install"
################################################################################
#
# EXISTING WEBSPHERE APPLICATION SERVER INSTALLATION LOCATION
#
# Description: This is the value of the existing WebSphere Application Server
# if you selected to install on an existing instance.
#
# Be sure to follow the convention for specifying path information on your
# platform. For example,
#
# Windows: C:\WebSphere\AppServer
# AIX: /usr/WebSphere/AppServer
# Linux: /opt/WebSphere/AppServer
# Solaris: /opt/WebSphere/AppServer
# HP-UX: /opt/WebSphere/AppServer
# iSeries ND: /QIBM/ProdData/WebSphere/AppServer/V61/ND
# iSeries Base: /QIBM/ProdData/WebSphere/AppServer/V61/Base
################################################################################
# -W wasListPanel.existingWasLocation=""
################################################################################
#
# OPTIONAL:
# UNDETECTED WEBSPHERE APPLICATION SERVER INSTALLATION LOCATION (NON-ISERIES)
#
# Description: Sometimes the Portal install program cannot detect an existing
# WebSphere Application Server(WAS). You cannot know this until install runtime
# when the silent install fails because the value of the above parameter
# wasListPanel.existingWasLocation cannot be validated.
#
# When this error occurs, and you are certain that there is a valid WAS at the
# location specified above, uncomment this parameter and enter the same value
# specified above.
#
# Be sure to follow the convention for specifying path information on your
# platform. For example,
#
# Windows: C:\WebSphere\AppServer
# AIX: /usr/WebSphere/AppServer
# Linux: /opt/WebSphere/AppServer
# Solaris: /opt/WebSphere/AppServer
# HP-UX: /opt/WebSphere/AppServer
#
################################################################################
# -W was.undetectedWas="/opt/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer"
################################################################################
#
# ADMINISTRATIVE USER AND PASSWORD
#
# Enter the user ID and password for the Websphere Application Server
# administrator and WebSphere Portal.
#
################################################################################
-W wasAdmin.user="wpsadmin"
-W wasAdmin.password=""
################################################################################
#
# WEBSPHERE APPLICATION SERVER NODE NAME
#
# Description: Specify the node within the WebSphere Application Server cell to
# which the WebSphere Portal application server will belong. This value must be
# unique among other node names in the same cell. Typically this value is the
# same as the short host name for the computer.
#
# Note: You must replace the "DefaultNode" value with the node name that you
# want to use for your default node.
#
################################################################################
-W nodeHost.nodeName="DefaultNode"
################################################################################
#
# WEBSPHERE APPLICATION SERVER HOST NAME
#
# Description: Specify the fully qualified host name or IP address of the
# computer running WebSphere Application Server. For example,
# "hostname.yourco.com".
#
################################################################################
-W nodeHost.hostName="hostname.yourco.com"
################################################################################
#
# Begin Installing Services
#
################################################################################
################################################################################
#
# INSTALL THE WEBSPHERE PORTAL SERVICE (WINDOWS ONLY)
#
# Description: If you are installing WebSphere Portal on a machine
# running Windows, specify whether you want to install it as a service.
# Using Services, you can start and stop services, and configure startup and
# recovery actions.
#
# Note: If you are installing WebSphere Portal on a system that is
# not running Windows, you can ignore this parameter or comment it out.
#
# Values:
#
# true - Install WebSphere Portal as service
#
# false - Do no install WebSphere Portal as service
#
################################################################################
-W allServices.services="false"
################################################################################
#
# End Installing Services
#
################################################################################
################################################################################
#
# SETUP CD LOCATION
#
# Required for: Tradtional and Archive install
#
# Description: Specify the directory path to the Setup CD.
# Although this can be to a CD-ROM drive, for unattended
# installation this location is more likely to be a directory where electronic
# product images are stored, such as on a network drive.
#
# Be sure to follow the convention for specifying path information on your
# platform.
#
################################################################################
-W cdSetup.cdPath="/cdimg/IL-Setup"
################################################################################
#
# INSTALL CD LOCATIONS
#
################################################################################
################################################################################
#
# WEBSPHERE APPLICATION SERVER CD LOCATION
#
# Description: Specify the directory path to the WebSphere Application Server
# installation images. Although this can be to a CD-ROM drive, for unattended
# installation this location is more likely to be a directory where electronic
# product images are stored, such as on a network drive.
#
# Be sure to follow the convention for specifying path information on your
# platform.
#
# CD Platform
# W-1 Windows for ia32
# W-2 Windows for amd64
# I-1 iSeries
# IL-1 Linux for x86
# IL-2 Linux for x86-64
# A-1 AIX on Power 32bit
# A-2 AIX on Power 64bit
# SS-1 Solaris sparc32
# SS-2 Solaris sparc64
# SO-1 Solaris x64
# H-1 HP-UX parisc
# HI-1 HP-UX ia64
# ZL-2 Linux for zSeries
# PL-1 Linux for ppc32
# PL-2 Linux for ppc64
#
################################################################################
-W userInputCDLocWas.cdPath="/cdimg/IL-1"
################################################################################
#
# ARCHIVE CD 1
#
# Required for: Archive install
#
# Description: Specify the directory path to the first archive install image
# Be sure to follow the convention for specifying path information on your
# platform.
#
# CD Platform
# W-3 Windows
# IL-3 Linux for x86 or amd64
# A-3 AIX
# SS-3 Solaris sparc
# SO-3 Solaris x64
# H-3 HP-UX parisc
# HI-3 HP-UX ia64
# I-3 iSeries
# ZL-3 Linux for zSeries
# PL-3 Linux for ppc
#
################################################################################
-W archiveMediaPanel1.cdPath="/cdimg/IL-3"
################################################################################
#
# ARCHIVE CD 2
#
# Required for: Archive install
#
# Description: Specify the directory path to the second archive install image
# Be sure to follow the convention for specifying path information on your
# platform.
#
# CD Platform
# W-4 Windows
# IL-4 Linux for x86 or amd64
# A-4 AIX
# SS-4 Solaris sparc
# SO-4 Solaris x64
# H-4 HP-UX parisc
# HI-4 HP-UX ia64
# I-4 iSeries
# ZL-4 Linux for zSeries
# PL-4 Linux for ppc
#
################################################################################
-W archiveMediaPanel2.cdPath="/cdimg/IL-4"
################################################################################
#
# CONFIGURATION ARCHIVE CD
#
# Required for: Archive install
#
# Description: Specify the directory path to the Portal configuration archive
# install image. Be sure to follow the convention for specifying path information
# on your platform.
#
# CD Platform
# W-5 Windows
# IL-5 Linux for x86 or amd64
# A-5 AIX
# SS-5 Solaris
# H-5 HP-UX
# I-5 iSeries
# ZL-5 Linux for zSeries
# PL-5 Linux for ppc
#
# If installing on WebSphere Application Server 7 use *-5a
# For example use: W-5a or IL-5a
#
################################################################################
-W userInputCDLocProfile.cdPath="/cdimg/IL-5"
################################################################################
#
# Advanced Options
#
################################################################################
################################################################################
#
# Dependency Checking
#
# Description: Specify whether you want to disable the prerequisite checking
# and input validation used during the WebSphere Portal installation.
#
# Note: Because prerequisite checking and input validation play an important
# role in ensuring a successful installation, it is recommended that disable
# dependency checking only when absolutely necessary.
#
# Values:
#
# true - Dependency checking is performed. This is the default value and is
# assumed if the dependency.useValidation parameter is not specified.
# false - No dependency checking is performed.
#
################################################################################
#-W dependency.useValidation="true"
################################################################################
#
# Custom Dependency Files
#
# Description: If you want to use custom dependency and validation rules,
# specify the directory where your custom rules files are located.
#
# This parameter is not required if you have disabled dependency checking
# (specified a value of "false" for the dependency.useValidation parameter).
#
# Replace the placeholder value "DIRECTORY_PATH" with the appropriate value for
# your system.
#
################################################################################
#-W dependency.rulesDirectory="DIRECTORY_PATH"
################################################################################
#
# USER SPECIFIED PORT SCAN RANGE FOR WEBSPHERE ADMIN SERVER
#
# Description: When you you want to specify port values for the WebSphere Admin
# Server, one option is to specify a range of port values that will be searched
# until a block of free ports is found. These two properties specify the
# search range to scan. If any of the ports in a block are busy, the remaining
# range is scanned for a free block.
#
# Portal sets the default starting port to scan value to 10000.
#
# -W adminPortBlockInput.startingPortToScan="10000"
#
# Portal sets the default ending port to scan value to 65000.
#
# -W adminPortBlockInput.endingPortToScan="65000"
#
################################################################################
# -W adminPortBlockInput.startingPortToScan="10000"
# -W adminPortBlockInput.endingPortToScan="65000"
################################################################################
#
# USER SPECIFIED PORT BLOCK SIZE FOR WEBSPHERE ADMIN SERVER (NON-ISERIES)
#
# Description: This property determines the number of consecutive ports that
# will be used for configuring the WebSphere Admin Server. When searching for
# a block of free ports, the Websphere Portal install will search in increments
# of this number. Do not enter a number lower than 25.
#
# The default port block size is 25.
#
# -W adminPortBlockInput.portBlockSize="25"
#
################################################################################
# -W adminPortBlockInput.portBlockSize="25"
################################################################################
# USER SPECIFIED PORTS FILE PATH FOR WEBSPHERE ADMIN SERVER (NON-ISERIES)
#
# Description: When you want to specify port values for the WebSphere Admin
# Server, one option is to specify a file that defines all of the WebSphere
# Admin Server port values. Each line in the file has a <portname>=<value>
# pair. See the file WASDefaultPortsFile.props in your cdsetup directory for
# a ports file example.
#
# The file's content is not validated so any errors will cause the install
# program to fail.
#
# Be sure to follow the convention for specifying path information on your
# platform. Full path is required.
#
# When this parameter is specified, the other WebSphere Admin Server port
# values are ignored (adminPortBlockInput.startingPortToScan,
# adminPortBlockInput.endingPortToScan, adminPortBlockInput.portBlockSize).
#
################################################################################
# -W adminPortBlockInput.portsFilePath="c:\cdSetup\WASDefaultPortsFile.props"
################################################################################
#
# USER SPECIFIED PORT SCAN RANGE FOR WEBSPHERE PORTAL SERVER (NON-ISERIES)
#
# Description: When you want to specify the port values for the WebSphere Portal
# Server, one option is to specify a range of port values that will be searched
# until a block of free ports is found. These two properties specify the
# search range. If any of the ports in a block are busy, the remaining
# range is scanned for a free block.
#
# Portal sets the default starting port value to 10025.
#
#
# -W portalPortBlockInput.startingPortToScan="10025"
#
# Portal sets the default ending port to scan value to 65000.
#
# -W portalPortBlockInput.endingPortToScan="65000"
#
################################################################################
# -W portalPortBlockInput.startingPortToScan="10025"
# -W portalPortBlockInput.endingPortToScan="65000"
################################################################################
#
# USER SPECIFIED PORT BLOCK SIZE FOR WEBSPHERE PORTAL SERVER (NON-ISERIES)
#
# Description: This property determines the number of consecutive ports that
# will be used for configuring the WebSphere Portal Server. When searching for
# a block of free ports, the Websphere Portal install will search in increments
# of this number. Do not enter a number lower than 25.
#
# The default port block size is 25.
#
# -W portalPortBlockInput.portBlockSize="25"
#
################################################################################
# -W portalPortBlockInput.portBlockSize="25"
################################################################################
#
# USER SPECIFIED PORTS FILE PATH FOR PORTAL SERVER (NON-ISERIES)
#
# Description: When you want to specify port values for the WebSphere Portal
# Server, one option is to specify a file that defines all of the Portal
# Server port values. Each line in the file has a <portname>=<value>
# pair. See the file WPDefaultPortsFile.props in your cdsetup directory for
# a ports file example.
#
# The file's content is not validated so any errors will cause the install
# program to fail.
#
# Be sure to follow the convention for specifying path information on your
# platform. Full path is required.
#
# When this parameter is specified, the other portal server port values
# are ignored (portalPortBlockInput.startingPortToScan,
# portalPortBlockInput.endingPortToScan, portalPortBlockInput.portBlockSize).
#
################################################################################
# -W portalPortBlockInput.portsFilePath="C:\cdSetup\WPDefaultPortsFile.props"
################################################################################
#
# SET THE PORTAL PROFILE AS THE DEFAULT WEBSPHERE PROFILE (NON-ISERIES)
#
# Description: This parameter specifies whether the Portal profile should
# be the default profile. The default behavior is to set Portal's profile as
# the default when no other profiles exist in WebSphere Application Server.
#
# Values:
#
# "True" - Sets the Portal profile as the default profile.
#
# "False" - Leaves the existing default profile as is.
#
################################################################################
# -W detectProfileAction.isDefault="True"
################################################################################
#
# CUSTOMIZING PORTAL PROFILE
#
# PORTAL PROFILE NAME
#
# Description: By default, the name of Portal's profile is wp_profile. If
# multiple Portal profiles exist in the same instance of WebSphere Application
# Server, a number is added to the default name to make it unique, such as
# wp_profile1.
#
# The name must be unique within the profiles of the WebSphere
# instance.
#
# PORTAL PROFILE PATH (NON-ISERIES)
#
# Description: The profile path contains the path to Portal's profile.
# By default, it is set to a subdirectory of WebSphere's profile directory using
# the profile name.
#
# You can change the name of the profile by supplying the profile name
# and/or the profile path like this:
# -W detectProfileAction.profileName="my_profile_name"
# -W detectProfileAction.profilePath="c:\full\path\my_profile_name"
################################################################################
# -W detectProfileAction.profileName="wp_profile"
# -W detectProfileAction.profilePath="C:\Program Files\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer\profiles\wp_profile"
################################################################################
#
# SET THE FILE PERMISSIONS ON UNIX SYSTEMS (UNIX-ONLY)
#
# Description: This parameter specifies the file permissions for the files
# installed to the Portal installation directory. Valid values are in the range
# of 000 - 777.
#
# The default value is 550.
#
#
################################################################################
# -W defaults.unixFilePermissions="550"
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Posted by:
anonymous_9363
14 years ago
Two things:
- Please use the CODE tag when posting text of any great length
- I presume you did change hostname from the sample name, "hostname.yourco.com"?
- Please use the CODE tag when posting text of any great length
- I presume you did change hostname from the sample name, "hostname.yourco.com"?
Posted by:
safwan
14 years ago
Hi all,
I need to deploy this application silently in remote system's as this application need's a host name and node name. Can any help me out in this regards
Issue : How would I fetch Host Name and Node Name of different system. Is there any Command or Switch that i Can use in Response File
below is the response file..Kindly help me out ...thanks in advance..
################################################################################
#
# WEBSPHERE APPLICATION SERVER NODE NAME
#
# Description: Specify the node within the WebSphere Application Server cell to
# which the WebSphere Portal application server will belong. This value must be
# unique among other node names in the same cell. Typically this value is the
# same as the short host name for the computer.
#
# Note: You must replace the "DefaultNode" value with the node name that you
# want to use for your default node.
#
################################################################################
-W nodeHost.nodeName="DefaultNode"
################################################################################
#
# WEBSPHERE APPLICATION SERVER HOST NAME
#
# Description: Specify the fully qualified host name or IP address of the
# computer running WebSphere Application Server. For example,
# "hostname.yourco.com".
#
################################################################################
-W nodeHost.hostName="hostname.yourco.com"
I need to deploy this application silently in remote system's as this application need's a host name and node name. Can any help me out in this regards
Issue : How would I fetch Host Name and Node Name of different system. Is there any Command or Switch that i Can use in Response File
below is the response file..Kindly help me out ...thanks in advance..
################################################################################
#
# WEBSPHERE APPLICATION SERVER NODE NAME
#
# Description: Specify the node within the WebSphere Application Server cell to
# which the WebSphere Portal application server will belong. This value must be
# unique among other node names in the same cell. Typically this value is the
# same as the short host name for the computer.
#
# Note: You must replace the "DefaultNode" value with the node name that you
# want to use for your default node.
#
################################################################################
-W nodeHost.nodeName="DefaultNode"
################################################################################
#
# WEBSPHERE APPLICATION SERVER HOST NAME
#
# Description: Specify the fully qualified host name or IP address of the
# computer running WebSphere Application Server. For example,
# "hostname.yourco.com".
#
################################################################################
-W nodeHost.hostName="hostname.yourco.com"
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
14 years ago
In most cases, it's going to be 'machinename.domain'. So, if your machine is called IBMJUNK and your domain is msinightmare.com, then the entry you want is:
-W nodeHost.hostName="ibmjunk.msinightmare.com"
I imagine your webmaster might be the best person to ask the question or, indeed, the person who requested the packaging of the app. Users are well know for providing zero information.
-W nodeHost.hostName="ibmjunk.msinightmare.com"
I imagine your webmaster might be the best person to ask the question or, indeed, the person who requested the packaging of the app. Users are well know for providing zero information.
Posted by:
safwan
14 years ago
Hi all,
Priority:::HIGH
well, alas the application is installing silently but have some problen during Launching the short-cuts,
below I have pasted the last few line's of log file.kindly have a look and help me back.. thanks in advance
WP install log:::
D:\IBM\WebSphere\PortalServer/log/LocalizeErr.archive5.log
(Apr 19, 2010 8:06:26 PM), MultiPlatform.install, com.ibm.wps.install.SwingPopUp, msg2, Running in Silent mode can't display pop up.
(Apr 19, 2010 8:06:26 PM), MultiPlatform.install, com.ibm.wps.install.SwingPopUp, err, Logged message: EJPIC0218E: The Portal archive install step failed.
Refer to the log file D:\IBM\WebSphere\PortalServer\log\LocalizeTrace.archive5.log for additional details.
The Portal installation program is exiting.
(Apr 19, 2010 8:06:26 PM), MultiPlatform.install, com.ibm.wps.install.SwingPopUp, msg2, Exiting installer.
ISSUE:
1.while launching PORTAL SERVER -first steps shortcut error msg pop's out.
cannot find file "D:/ibm/websphere/portalserver/firststeps/urltolaunch.make sure the path is correct"
can any one help me out in this regards.
Priority:::HIGH
Priority:::HIGH
well, alas the application is installing silently but have some problen during Launching the short-cuts,
below I have pasted the last few line's of log file.kindly have a look and help me back.. thanks in advance
WP install log:::
D:\IBM\WebSphere\PortalServer/log/LocalizeErr.archive5.log
(Apr 19, 2010 8:06:26 PM), MultiPlatform.install, com.ibm.wps.install.SwingPopUp, msg2, Running in Silent mode can't display pop up.
(Apr 19, 2010 8:06:26 PM), MultiPlatform.install, com.ibm.wps.install.SwingPopUp, err, Logged message: EJPIC0218E: The Portal archive install step failed.
Refer to the log file D:\IBM\WebSphere\PortalServer\log\LocalizeTrace.archive5.log for additional details.
The Portal installation program is exiting.
(Apr 19, 2010 8:06:26 PM), MultiPlatform.install, com.ibm.wps.install.SwingPopUp, msg2, Exiting installer.
ISSUE:
1.while launching PORTAL SERVER -first steps shortcut error msg pop's out.
cannot find file "D:/ibm/websphere/portalserver/firststeps/urltolaunch.make sure the path is correct"
can any one help me out in this regards.
Priority:::HIGH
Posted by:
safwan
14 years ago
Hi all,
I'm passing this user name and password in my response.txt.
-W wasAdmin.user="websphere"
-W wasAdmin.password="password-1"
can any suggest me how to pass CONFIRM PASSWORD ..what is the switch to pass it... thanks in advance
I'm passing this user name and password in my response.txt.
-W wasAdmin.user="websphere"
-W wasAdmin.password="password-1"
can any suggest me how to pass CONFIRM PASSWORD ..what is the switch to pass it... thanks in advance
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