[WEM] - Unattended installation for Workspace Environment Agent

[Yann Michalak1709152815]

Hi Guyz :-)

 

We need help for deployed Workspace Environment Agent unattended.

 

We have tested this command but it's not worked :

 

"D:\CitrixWem4.0.0.exe" /v"WaitForNetwork=\"1\" SyncForegroundPolicy=\"1\" GpNetworkStartTimeoutPolicyValue=\"45\"" AgentServiceUseNonPersistentCompliantHistory=\"1\""

 

It's possible to deployed WEM agent with full automation ?

We want to deployed this agent with BladeLogic Server Automation.

 

Thx for your help.

 

[Avi elmaliah1709155232]

Hi Yann,

See this post:

http://xenappblog.com/2016/citrix-workspace-environment-management/

[Dennis Reimer1709157751]

Just to make it 100% clear for dummys like me: This is an example of the commandline which is working with WEM 4.7:

 

PS E:\Citrix_WEM-Agent_4.7.00\files> .\WEMAgent.exe /S /v"AgentCacheAlternateLocation=\"D:\WEMCache\" /qn"

 

Regards

 

Dennis
 

[Alain Assaf]

With Version 1909, you can simplify the command line install to use PARAMETER=VALUE.

The following parameters are available for command line installs:

WaitForNetwork
SyncForegroundPolicy
GpNetworkStartTimeoutPolicyValue
Cloud
CloudConnectorList
InfrastructureServer
AgentServicePort
AgentCacheSyncPort
VUEMAppCmdDelay
AgentCacheLocation
AgentLocation

 

In addition, you can add the [ /log ] parameter to send the install info to a log file and [ /quiet ] to prevent any GUI from appearing.

These parameters are explained in the 'current release' version of the WEM documentation - https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/workspace-environment-management/current-release/install-and-configure/agent-host.html

 

Here's what I'm using for my command-line installs:

"Citrix Workspace Environment Management Agent Setup.exe" Cloud=0 AgentCacheLocation=D:\WEMCache VUEMAppCmdDelay=5 WaitForNetwork=30 SyncForegroundPolicy=1 GpNetworkStartTimeoutPolicyValue=5 /log WEM1909.txt /quiet

Take care,

Alain

[Yann Michalak1709152815]

Many Thx @Avi :D

 

Perfect it works ;-) thank you very much :P

Edited November 30, 2016 by Yann Michalak

[Rhys Paterson1709156798]

To help travelers avoid a random blog with some overly verbose PowerShell, the answer is /S /v/qn as command line arguments to the provided agent executable. This isn't in the Citrix documentation as of the time of writing. The /? on the executable exposes the arguments in any case.

[Alain Assaf1709157628]

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