If this property is set to 1 and Windows is not in FIPS mode, the installer will stop. Specifies whether to enable or disable FIPS mode. Specifies the IP version that Horizon Agent uses. For example:ĭo not use this MSI property for virtual desktops managed by vCenter Server.Ĭonnection Server administrator user password.
This MSI property applies only to unmanaged desktops. User name of the administrator on the Connection Server instance. This MSI property is required for unmanaged desktops.ĭo not use this MSI property for virtual desktops that are managed by vCenter Server. This property applies to unmanaged desktops only. Host name or IP address of the Connection Server instance on which the Horizon Agent installer registers an unmanaged desktop. Repairing such an installation results in an installation of a managed Note: The installer repair option is not supported for an unmanaged installation. See "Configuring URL Content Redirection in the Configuring Remote Desktop Features in Horizon document.ĭetermines whether vCenter Server manages the virtual machine on which Horizon Agent is installed.Ī value of 1 configures the desktop as a vCenter Server-managed virtual machine.Ī value of 0 configures the desktop as unmanaged by vCenter Server. You must use group policy settings to configure which URLs to redirect. Specifies whether the URL Content Redirection feature is installed. Using this flag allows concurrent installation but does not guarantee the installation outcome when the system updates affect the Horizon Agent run-time dependencies. Ignores pending Windows Update tasks scheduled at the next operating system reboot in the HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce and RunOnceEx keys. A value of 0 leaves the RDP setting disabled. The sets of two double quotes that enclose the path permit the MSI installer to ignore the space in the path.ĭetermines whether to enable Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) on the desktop.Ī value of 1 enables RDP.
Path and folder in which the Horizon Agent software is installed. MSI Properties for Silently Installing Horizon Agent MSI Property The following table shows the Horizon Agent silent installation properties that you can use at the command-line. You can also modify already installed Horizon Agent components silently. A silent upgrade uses the same install commands. You must use a PROPERTY= value format so that Microsoft Windows Installer (MSI) can interpret the properties and values. You can include specific properties when you silently install Horizon Agent from the command line.
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