How to Install Dell Encryption External Media
Resumen: Dell Encryption External Media or Dell Data Protection External Media Edition can be installed by following these instructions.
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This article provides the steps for installing Dell Encryption External Media (formerly Dell Data Protection | External Media Edition).
Affected Products:
- Dell Encryption External Media
- Dell Data Protection | External Media Edition
Affected Versions:
- v8.0 and Later
Affected Operating Systems:
- Windows
Causa
Not applicable
Resolución
Dell Encryption External Media can be installed on Windows through the user interface (UI) or through command-line interface (CLI) switches. Click the appropriate method for more information.
Note: Dell Encryption Enterprise must be downloaded and extracted from the Master Installer.
- For information about the download process, reference How to Download Dell Encryption Enterprise or Dell Encryption Personal. The process is the same for both products.
- For information about the extraction process, reference How to Extract Child Installers from the Dell Data Security Master Installer.
UI
- Double-click DDPE_64bit_setup.exe or DDPE_32bit_setup.exe to launch the installation wizard.
- If any missing requirements are detected, click Install. Otherwise, go to Step 3.
Note: Missing requirements may differ in your environment from the screenshot example. For more information about product system requirements, reference Dell Encryption Enterprise System Requirements.
- Click Next to proceed.
- Accept the terms in the license agreement and then click Next.
- Optionally, Change the installation location and then click Next.
- Select On-Prem Dell Management Server, check Install External Media Edition Only, and then click Next.
- Populate the Security Management Server Name and then optionally change the Managed Domain. Once populated click Next to proceed.
Note:
- Security Management Server = Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) or Internet Protocol (IP) of the Dell Security Management Server.
- The example that is used for Security Management Server will differ in your environment.
- Change the Dell Policy Proxy Host Name if the FQDN differs from the Security Management Server Name (Step 7) and then click Next.
Note: Port 8000 is used by default for policy inventory processing. This configuration may differ in your environment.
- Change the Dell Device Server URL if the FQDN differs from the Security Management Server Name (Step 7) and then click Next.
Note: Port 8443 is used by default for activation. This configuration may differ in your environment.
- Click Install.
- Upon installation, click Finish to close the UI.
- Click Yes to reboot the machine.
- Double-click DDPE_64bit_setup.exe or DDPE_32bit_setup.exe to launch the installation wizard.
- If any missing requirements are detected, click Install. Otherwise, go to Step 3.
Note: Missing requirements may differ in your environment from the screenshot example. For more information about product system requirements, reference Dell Encryption Enterprise System Requirements.
- Click Next to proceed.
- Accept the terms in the license agreement and then click Next.
- Optionally, Change the installation location and then click Next.
- Select On-Prem Dell Management Server, check Install External Media Edition Only, and then click Next.
Note: Hosted Dell Security Center is not currently available.
- Populate the Security Management Server Name and then optionally change the Managed Domain. Once populated click Next to proceed.
Note:
- Security Management Server = Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) or Internet Protocol (IP) of the Dell Security Management Server.
- The example that is used for Security Management Server will differ in your environment.
- Change the Dell Policy Proxy Host Name if the FQDN differs from the Security Management Server Name (Step 7) and then click Next.
Note: Port 8000 is used by default for policy inventory processing. This configuration may differ in your environment.
- Change the Dell Device Server URL if the FQDN differs from the Security Management Server Name (Step 7) and then click Next.
Note: Port 8443 is used by default for activation. This configuration may differ in your environment.
- Click Install.
- Upon installation, click Finish to close the UI.
- Click Yes to reboot the machine.
- Double-click DDPE_64bit_setup.exe or DDPE_32bit_setup.exe to launch the installation wizard.
- If any missing requirements are detected, click Install. Otherwise, go to Step 3.
Note: Missing requirements may differ in your environment from the screenshot example. For more information about product system requirements, reference Dell Encryption Enterprise System Requirements.
- Click Next to proceed.
- Accept the terms in the license agreement and then click Next.
- Optionally, Change the installation location and then click Next.
- Select Enterprise Edition, check External Media Edition only, and then click Next.
- Populate the Security Management Server Name and then optionally change the Managed Domain. Once populated, click Next to proceed.
Note:
- Security Management Server = Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) or Internet Protocol (IP) of the Dell Security Management Server
- The example that is used for Security Management Server will differ in your environment.
- Change the Dell Policy Proxy Host Name if the FQDN differs from the Security Management Server Name (Step 7) and then click Next.
Note: Port 8000 is used by default for policy inventory processing. This configuration may differ in your environment.
- Change the Dell Device Server URL if the FQDN differs from the Security Management Server Name (Step 7) and then click Next.
Note: Port 8443 is used by default for activation. This configuration may differ in your environment.
- Click Install.
- Upon installation, click Finish to close the UI.
- Click Yes to reboot the machine.
- Double-click DDPE_64bit_setup.exe or DDPE_32bit_setup.exe to launch the installation wizard.
- If any missing requirements are detected, click Install. Otherwise, go to Step 3.
Note: Missing requirements may differ in your environment from the screenshot example. For more information about product system requirements, reference Dell Encryption Enterprise System Requirements.
- Click Next to proceed.
- Accept the terms in the license agreement and then click Next.
- Optionally, Change the installation location and then click Next.
- Select Enterprise Edition, check External Media Edition only, and then click Next.
- Populate the Dell Enterprise Server Name and then optionally change the Managed Domain. Once populated, click Next to proceed.
Note:
- Dell Enterprise Server Name = Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) or Internet Protocol (IP) of the Dell Data Protection server
- The example that is used for Dell Enterprise Server Name will differ in your environment.
- Change the Dell Policy Proxy Host Name if the FQDN differs from the Dell Enterprise Server Name (Step 7) and then click Next.
Note: Port 8000 is used by default for policy inventory processing. This configuration may differ in your environment.
- Change the Dell Device Server URL if the FQDN differs from the Dell Enterprise Server Name (Step 7) and then click Next.
Note: Port 8443 is used by default for activation. This configuration may differ in your environment.
- Click Install.
- Upon installation, click Finish to close the UI.
- Click Yes to reboot the machine.
- Double-click DDPE_64bit_setup.exe or DDPE_32bit_setup.exe to launch the installation wizard.
- If any missing requirements are detected, click Install. Otherwise, go to Step 3.
Note: Missing requirements may differ in your environment from the screenshot example. For more information about product system requirements, reference Dell Data Protection Enterprise Edition System Requirements.
- Click Next to proceed.
- Accept the terms in the license agreement and then click Next.
- Optionally, Change the installation location and then click Next.
- Check External Media Edition only, and then click Next.
- Populate the Dell Enterprise Server Name and then optionally change the Managed Domain. Once populated, click Next to proceed.
Note:
- Dell Enterprise Server Name = Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) or Internet Protocol (IP) of the Dell Data Protection server
- The example that is used for Dell Enterprise Server Name will differ in your environment.
- Change the Dell Policy Proxy Host Name if the FQDN differs from the Dell Enterprise Server Name (Step 7) and then click Next.
Note: Port 8000 is used by default for policy inventory processing. This configuration may differ in your environment.
- Change the Dell Device Server URL if the FQDN differs from the Dell Enterprise Server Name (Step 7) and then click Next.
Note: Port 8443 is used by default for activation. This configuration may differ in your environment.
- Click Install.
- Upon installation, click Finish to close the UI.
- Click Yes to reboot the machine.
- Double-click DDPE_64bit_setup.exe or DDPE_32bit_setup.exe to launch the installation wizard.
- If any missing requirements are detected, click Install. Otherwise, go to Step 3.
Note: Missing requirements may differ in your environment from the screenshot example. For more information about product system requirements, reference Dell Data Protection Enterprise Edition System Requirements.
- Click Next to proceed.
- Accept the terms in the license agreement and then click Next.
- Optionally, Change the installation location and then click Next.
- Check External Media Edition only, and then click Next.
- Populate the Dell Enterprise Server Name and then optionally change the Managed Domain. Once populated, click Next to proceed.
Note:
- Dell Enterprise Server Name = Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) or Internet Protocol (IP) of the Dell Data Protection server
- The example that is used for Dell Enterprise Server Name will differ in your environment.
- Change the Dell Policy Proxy Host Name if the FQDN differs from the Dell Enterprise Server Name (Step 7) and then click Next.
Note: Port 8000 is used by default for policy inventory processing. This configuration may differ in your environment.
- Change the Dell Device Server URL if the FQDN differs from the Dell Enterprise Server Name (Step 7) and then click Next.
Note: Port 8443 is used by default for activation. This configuration may differ in your environment.
- Click Install.
- Upon installation, click Finish to close the UI.
- Click Yes to reboot the machine.
CLI
Dell Encryption External Media allows flexibility in command-line installation options through the usage of switches, options, and parameters.
Note: Command-line switches and are not case-sensitive.
| Switch | Meaning |
|---|---|
/V |
Passes variables to the .msi inside the executable. The content must always be enclosed in plain-text quotes. |
/S |
Installs the .msi in Silent Mode. |
/X |
Runs the .msi in Uninstall Mode. |
/L*V |
Logging verbose output. The content must always be enclosed in plain-text quotes. |
/QB |
User interface with Cancel button. Prompts for device reboot on installation completion. |
/QB- |
Installation UI with Cancel button. Reboots device automatically on installation completion. |
/QB! |
User interface without Cancel button. Prompts for device reboot on installation completion. |
/QB!- |
Installation UI without Cancel button. Reboots device automatically on installation completion. |
/QN |
Runs the .msi with no user interface. |
Note: Parameters are case-sensitive.
| Parameters | Values | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
EME= |
1 (EEM Mode) |
Installs as Encryption External Media (EEM) mode. |
SERVERHOSTNAME= |
See Examples Below | This parameter is required. Fully qualified domain name (FQDN) or static IP of Dell Security Management Server. |
POLICYPROXYHOSTNAME= |
See Examples Below | This parameter is required. FQDN or static IP of Dell Security Management Server used to process policy and inventory. |
GKPORT= |
See Examples Below | (Optionally) specify a nonstandard port. Defaults to 8000 if not specified. Port used with POLICYPROXYHOSTNAME. |
DEVICESERVERURL= |
See Examples Below | This parameter is required. Web address and port that is used to activate Dell Data Security endpoints. |
SLOTTEDACTIVATION= |
0 (Disables slotted activation) |
(Optionally) delay activation of Dell Data Security from boot. |
1 (Enables slotted activation) |
||
INSTALLDIR= |
See Examples Below | (Optionally) change the installation directory. The path must start and end with \" if the specified directory includes a space. |
CALREPEAT= |
See Examples Below | This parameter is required if the SLOTTEDACTIVATION value 1 is chosen. Schedules how long to retry on failed activations. The value is time in seconds. |
SLOTINTERVALS= |
See Examples Below | This parameter is required if the SLOTTEDACTIVATION value 1 is chosen. Sets a range of time to randomly attempt an activation. The value is time in seconds. |
MISSTHRESHHOLD= |
See Examples Below | This optional parameter can only be used if the SLOTTEDACTIVATION value 1 is chosen. Sets how many attempts to activate before a reboot is required. If not defined, defaults to 0 (infinite times). |
REBOOT= |
REALLYSUPPRESS |
Prevents reboot, though a reboot is still necessary. |
HIDESYSTRAYICON= |
0 (Enables system tray shortcut) |
Hides the application from the Windows System Tray. |
1 (Disables the system tray shortcut) |
||
OPTIN=1 |
0 (Prevents Opt-In) |
Enables users to activate post-Windows authentication. |
1 (Enables Opt-In) |
CLI Installation Examples:
Example #1:
DDPE_64bit_setup.exe /s /v"EME=1 SERVERHOSTNAME=FQDN.domain.com POLICYPROXYHOSTNAME=FQDN2.domain.com DEVICESERVERURL=https://FQDN.domain.com:8443/xapi/ SLOTTEDACTIVATION=1 CALREPEAT=900 SLOTINTERVALS=120,600 REBOOT=ReallySuppress /l*v C:\Dell\ShieldInstall.log /qn"
Example #1 contains:
- Installer =
DDPE_64bit_setup.exe - Silent install = Yes
- Encryption External Media = Yes
- Dell Security Management Server =
FQDN.domain.com - Policy Proxy location =
FQDN2.domain.com - Policy Proxy port =
8000(Default value since not defined) - Activation URL =
https://FQDN.domain.com:8443/xapi/ - Slotted Activation enabled = Yes
- Activation attempt =
120to600seconds post-Windows authentication - Activation retry (on failure) = Every
900seconds until successful - Reboot post install = No
- Installation Log =
C:\Dell\ShieldInstall.log
Example #2:
DDPE_32bit_setup.exe /s /v"EME=1 SERVERHOSTNAME=FQDN.domain.com POLICYPROXYHOSTNAME=FQDN.domain.com DEVICESERVERURL=https://FQDN.domain.com:8443/xapi/ SLOTTEDACTIVATION=1 CALREPEAT=3600 SLOTINTERVALS=90,150 REBOOT=ReallySuppress /l*v ShieldInstall.log /qn"
Example #2 contains:
- Installer =
DDPE_32bit_setup.exe - Silent install = Yes
- Encryption External Media = Yes
- Dell Security Management Server =
FQDN.domain.com - Policy Proxy location =
FQDN.domain.com - Policy Proxy port = 8000 (Default value since not defined)
- Activation URL =
https://FQDN.domain.com:8443/xapi/ - Slotted Activation enabled = Yes
- Activation attempt =
90to150seconds post-Windows authentication - Activation retry (on failure) = Every
3,600seconds (one hour) until successful - Reboot post install = Yes (Default value since not defined)
- Installation Log =
ShieldInstall.logcreated in the directory of the installer
Example #3:
DDPE_32bit_setup.exe /v"EME=1 SERVERHOSTNAME=FQDN.domain.com POLICYPROXYHOSTNAME=FQDN.domain.com INSTALLDIR=\"D:\Program Files\Dell\" GKPORT=1234 DEVICESERVERURL=https://DMZServer.domain.com:1111/xapi/ REBOOT=ReallySuppress"
Example #3 contains:
- Installer =
DDPE_32bit_setup.exe - Silent install = No
- Encryption External Media = Yes
- Dell Security Management Server =
DMZServer.domain.com - Policy Proxy location =
FQDN.domain.com - Policy Proxy port =
1234 - Activation URL =
https://FQDN.domain.com:1111/xapi/ - Installation directory =
D:\Program Files\Dell\ - Slotted Activation enabled = No
- Activation attempt = At Windows authentication (Default value since not defined)
- Activation retry = On reboot (Default value since not defined)
- Reboot post install = No
- Installation Log =
%TEMP%\MSIXXXX.log(Default value since not defined)
Note: In
MSIXXXX.log, a random alphanumeric is assigned for XXXX.
Dell Encryption External Media allows flexibility in command-line installation options through the usage of switches, options, and parameters.
Note: Command-line switches and are not case-sensitive.
| Switch | Meaning |
|---|---|
/V |
Passes variables to the .msi inside the executable. The content must always be enclosed in plain-text quotes. |
/S |
Installs the .msi in Silent Mode. |
/X |
Runs the .msi in Uninstall Mode. |
/L*V |
Logging verbose output. The content must always be enclosed in plain-text quotes. |
/QB |
User interface with Cancel button. Prompts for device reboot on installation completion. |
/QB- |
Installation UI with Cancel button. Reboots device automatically on installation completion. |
/QB! |
User interface without Cancel button. Prompts for device reboot on installation completion. |
/QB!- |
Installation UI without Cancel button. Reboots device automatically on installation completion. |
/QN |
Runs the .msi with no user interface. |
Note: Parameters are case-sensitive.
| Parameters | Values | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
EME= |
1 (EEM Mode) |
Installs as Encryption External Media (EEM) mode. |
SERVERHOSTNAME= |
See Examples Below | This parameter is required. Fully qualified domain name (FQDN) or static IP of Dell Security Management Server. |
POLICYPROXYHOSTNAME= |
See Examples Below | This parameter is required. FQDN or static IP of Dell Security Management Server used to process policy and inventory. |
GKPORT= |
See Examples Below | (Optionally) specify a nonstandard port. Defaults to 8000 if not specified. Port used with POLICYPROXYHOSTNAME. |
DEVICESERVERURL= |
See Examples Below | This parameter is required. Web address and port that is used to activate Dell Data Security endpoints. |
SLOTTEDACTIVATION= |
0 (Disables slotted activation) |
(Optionally) delay activation of Dell Data Security from boot. |
1 (Enables slotted activation) |
||
CALREPEAT= |
See Examples Below | This parameter is required if the SLOTTEDACTIVATION value 1 is chosen. Schedules how long to retry on failed activations. The value is time in seconds. |
SLOTINTERVALS= |
See Examples Below | This parameter is required if the SLOTTEDACTIVATION value 1 is chosen. Sets a range of time to randomly attempt an activation. The value is time in seconds. |
MISSTHRESHHOLD= |
See Examples Below | This optional parameter can only be used if the SLOTTEDACTIVATION value 1 is chosen. Sets how many attempts to activate before a reboot is required. If not defined, defaults to 0 (infinite times). |
REBOOT= |
REALLYSUPPRESS |
Prevents reboot, though a reboot is still necessary. |
HIDESYSTRAYICON= |
0 (Enables system tray shortcut) |
Hides the application from the Windows System Tray. |
1 (Disables the system tray shortcut) |
||
OPTIN=1 |
0 (Prevents Opt-In) |
Enables users to activate post-Windows authentication. |
1 (Enables Opt-In) |
CLI Installation Examples:
Example #1:
DDPE_64bit_setup.exe /s /v"EME=1 SERVERHOSTNAME=FQDN.domain.com POLICYPROXYHOSTNAME=FQDN2.domain.com DEVICESERVERURL=https://FQDN.domain.com:8443/xapi/ SLOTTEDACTIVATION=1 CALREPEAT=900 SLOTINTERVALS=120,600 REBOOT=ReallySuppress /l*v C:\Dell\ShieldInstall.log /qn"
Example #1 contains:
- Installer =
DDPE_64bit_setup.exe - Silent install = Yes
- Encryption External Media = Yes
- Dell Security Management Server =
FQDN.domain.com - Policy Proxy location =
FQDN2.domain.com - Policy Proxy port =
8000(Default value since not defined) - Activation URL =
https://FQDN.domain.com:8443/xapi/ - Slotted Activation enabled = Yes
- Activation attempt =
120to600seconds post-Windows authentication - Activation retry (on failure) = Every
900seconds until successful - Reboot post install = No
- Installation Log =
C:\Dell\ShieldInstall.log
Example #2:
DDPE_32bit_setup.exe /s /v"EME=1 SERVERHOSTNAME=FQDN.domain.com POLICYPROXYHOSTNAME=FQDN.domain.com DEVICESERVERURL=https://FQDN.domain.com:8443/xapi/ SLOTTEDACTIVATION=1 CALREPEAT=3600 SLOTINTERVALS=90,150 REBOOT=ReallySuppress /l*v ShieldInstall.log /qn"
Example #2 contains:
- Installer =
DDPE_32bit_setup.exe - Silent install = Yes
- Encryption External Media = Yes
- Dell Security Management Server =
FQDN.domain.com - Policy Proxy location =
FQDN.domain.com - Policy Proxy port =
8000(Default value since not defined) - Activation URL =
https://FQDN.domain.com:8443/xapi/ - Slotted Activation enabled = Yes
- Activation attempt =
90to150seconds post-Windows authentication - Activation retry (on failure) = Every
3,600seconds (one hour) until successful - Reboot post install = Yes (Default value since not defined)
- Installation Log =
ShieldInstall.logcreated in the directory of the installer
Example #3:
DDPE_32bit_setup.exe /v"EME=1 SERVERHOSTNAME=FQDN.domain.com POLICYPROXYHOSTNAME=FQDN.domain.com GKPORT=1234 DEVICESERVERURL=https://DMZServer.domain.com:1111/xapi/ REBOOT=ReallySuppress"
Example #3 contains:
- Installer =
DDPE_32bit_setup.exe - Silent install = No
- Encryption External Media = Yes
- Dell Security Management Server =
DMZServer.domain.com - Policy Proxy location =
FQDN.domain.com - Policy Proxy port =
1234 - Activation URL =
https://FQDN.domain.com:1111/xapi/ - Slotted Activation enabled = No
- Activation attempt = At Windows authentication (Default value since not defined)
- Activation retry = On reboot (Default value since not defined)
- Reboot post install = No
- Installation Log =
%TEMP%\MSIXXXX.log(Default value since not defined)
Note: In
MSIXXXX.log, a random alphanumeric is assigned for XXXX.
Dell Encryption External Media allows flexibility in command-line installation options through the usage of switches, options, and parameters.
Note: Command-line switches are not case-sensitive.
| Switch | Meaning |
|---|---|
/V |
Passes variables to the .msi inside the executable. The content must always be enclosed in plain-text quotes. |
/S |
Installs the .msi in Silent Mode. |
/X |
Runs the .msi in Uninstall Mode. |
/L*V |
Logging verbose output. The content must always be enclosed in plain-text quotes. |
/QB |
User interface with Cancel button. Prompts for device reboot on installation completion. |
/QB- |
Installation UI with Cancel button. Reboots device automatically on installation completion. |
/QB! |
User interface without Cancel button. Prompts for device reboot on installation completion. |
/QB!- |
Installation UI without Cancel button. Reboots device automatically on installation completion. |
/QN |
Runs the .msi with no user interface. |
Note: Parameters are case-sensitive.
| Parameters | Values | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
EME= |
1 (EEM Mode) |
Installs as Encryption External Media (EEM) mode. |
SERVERHOSTNAME= |
See Examples Below | This parameter is required. Fully qualified domain name (FQDN) or static IP of Dell Security Management Server. |
POLICYPROXYHOSTNAME= |
See Examples Below | This parameter is required. FQDN or static IP of Dell Security Management Server used to process policy and inventory. |
GKPORT= |
See Examples Below | (Optionally) specify a nonstandard port. Defaults to 8000 if not specified. Port used with POLICYPROXYHOSTNAME. |
DEVICESERVERURL= |
See Examples Below | This parameter is required. Web address and port that is used to activate Dell Data Security endpoints. |
SLOTTEDACTIVATION= |
0 (Disables slotted activation) |
(Optionally) delay activation of Dell Data Security from boot. |
1 (Enables slotted activation) |
||
CALREPEAT= |
See Examples Below | This parameter is required if the SLOTTEDACTIVATION value 1 is chosen. Schedules how long to retry on failed activations. The value is time in seconds. |
SLOTINTERVALS= |
See Examples Below | This parameter is required if the SLOTTEDACTIVATION value 1 is chosen. Sets a range of time to randomly attempt an activation. The value is time in seconds. |
MISSTHRESHHOLD= |
See Examples Below | This optional parameter can only be used if the the SLOTTEDACTIVATION value 1 is chosen. Sets how many attempts to activate before a reboot is required. If not defined, defaults to 0 (infinite times). |
REBOOT= |
REALLYSUPPRESS |
Prevents reboot, though a reboot is still necessary. |
HIDESYSTRAYICON= |
0 (Enables system tray shortcut) |
Hides the application from the Windows System Tray. |
1 (Disables the system tray shortcut) |
CLI Installation Examples:
Example #1:
DDPE_64bit_setup.exe /s /v"EME=1 SERVERHOSTNAME=FQDN.domain.com POLICYPROXYHOSTNAME=FQDN2.domain.com DEVICESERVERURL=https://FQDN.domain.com:8443/xapi/ SLOTTEDACTIVATION=1 CALREPEAT=900 SLOTINTERVALS=120,600 REBOOT=ReallySuppress /l*v C:\Dell\ShieldInstall.log /qn"
Example #1 contains:
- Installer =
DDPE_64bit_setup.exe - Silent install = Yes
- Encryption External Media = Yes
- Dell Security Management Server =
FQDN.domain.com - Policy Proxy location =
FQDN2.domain.com - Policy Proxy port =
8000(Default value since not defined) - Activation URL =
https://FQDN.domain.com:8443/xapi/ - Slotted Activation enabled = Yes
- Activation attempt =
120to600seconds post-Windows authentication - Activation retry (on failure) = Every
900seconds until successful - Reboot post install = No
- Installation Log =
C:\Dell\ShieldInstall.log
Example #2:
DDPE_32bit_setup.exe /s /v"EME=1 SERVERHOSTNAME=FQDN.domain.com POLICYPROXYHOSTNAME=FQDN.domain.com DEVICESERVERURL=https://FQDN.domain.com:8443/xapi/ SLOTTEDACTIVATION=1 CALREPEAT=3600 SLOTINTERVALS=90,150 REBOOT=ReallySuppress /l*v ShieldInstall.log /qn"
Example #2 contains:
- Installer =
DDPE_32bit_setup.exe - Silent install = Yes
- Encryption External Media = Yes
- Dell Security Management Server =
FQDN.domain.com - Policy Proxy location =
FQDN.domain.com - Policy Proxy port =
8000(Default value since not defined) - Activation URL =
https://FQDN.domain.com:8443/xapi/ - Slotted Activation enabled = Yes
- Activation attempt =
90to150seconds post-Windows authentication - Activation retry (on failure) = Every
3,600seconds (one hour) until successful - Reboot post install = Yes (Default value since not defined)
- Installation Log =
ShieldInstall.logcreated in the directory of the installer
Example #3:
DDPE_32bit_setup.exe /v"EME=1 SERVERHOSTNAME=FQDN.domain.com POLICYPROXYHOSTNAME=FQDN.domain.com GKPORT=1234 DEVICESERVERURL=https://DMZServer.domain.com:1111/xapi/ REBOOT=ReallySuppress"
Example #3 contains:
- Installer =
DDPE_32bit_setup.exe - Silent install = No
- Encryption External Media = Yes
- Dell Security Management Server =
DMZServer.domain.com - Policy Proxy location =
FQDN.domain.com - Policy Proxy port =
1234 - Activation URL =
https://FQDN.domain.com:1111/xapi/ - Slotted Activation enabled = No
- Activation attempt = At Windows authentication (Default value since not defined)
- Activation retry = On reboot (Default value since not defined)
- Reboot post install = No
- Installation Log =
%TEMP%\MSIXXXX.log(Default value since not defined)
Note: In
MSIXXXX.log, a random alphanumeric is assigned for XXXX.
To contact support, reference Dell Data Security International Support Phone Numbers.
Go to TechDirect to generate a technical support request online.
For additional insights and resources, join the Dell Security Community Forum.
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Última modificación: 20 oct 2023
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