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Command Line Question
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tkutil
2010-04-21 12:57:01 UTC
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I'm installing office 2007 with SCCM and using config.xml as part of the
command line so my command line points to a sub folder of the distribution. I
guess this is OK for now, but what if I had mutliple distribution servers to
spread the workload. What would I use in it's place?
setup.exe /config \\mks00w74\SMSPKGE$\MET0001A\ProPlus.WW\config.xml
Sherry Kissinger [MVP]
2010-04-28 12:55:01 UTC
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You could...

1) wrap that setup.exe in a .bat file, and use ~dp0\
2) wrap that setup.exe command in a vbs script and use a variable to
reference "the directory in which this .vbs exists" (that's what I do... I'm
a vbscript person)
3) I think you can also put config.xml in the same folder as setup.exe, and
then no reference the folder at all--just put setup.exe /config config.xml
as the command line. Test that tho. But I think that works.
Post by tkutil
I'm installing office 2007 with SCCM and using config.xml as part of the
command line so my command line points to a sub folder of the distribution. I
guess this is OK for now, but what if I had mutliple distribution servers to
spread the workload. What would I use in it's place?
setup.exe /config \\mks00w74\SMSPKGE$\MET0001A\ProPlus.WW\config.xml
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