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Command Line
Sysocmgr commandline syntax.

Sysocmgr.exe /?

/i: - (required) Specifies the name of the master.inf. The installation source path is taken from here.

/u: - Specifies unattended operation parameters.

/r - Suppress reboot

/z - Indicates that args that follow are not OC args and should be passed to components

/n - Forces the specified master inf to be treated as new

/f - Indicates that all component installation states should be initialized as if their installers had never been run.

/c - Disallow cancel during final installation phase.

/x - Suppresses the 'initializing' banner.

/q - for use with /u. Runs the unattended installation without UI.

/w - for use with /u. If a reboot is required, prompt the user instead of automatically rebooting.

/l - Multi-Language aware installation.

Example:

This example will launch the installation in unattended mode suppressing a reboot.

Sysocmgr.exe /i:sysoc.inf /u:\answer.txt /r /q
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Note
Install Terminal Services on Windows 2003

By default Windows 2003 Terminal Services is intially installed in Remote Administration Mode as opposed to Application Mode. Below are possible sections/values for the answer file:

[Components]
TerminalServer=ON|OFF

--ON will install Terminal Services in Application Mode
--OFF will revert it back to Remote Administration Mode.

[TerminalServices]
AllowConnetions=1|0

--A setting of 1 will allow connections while 0 will not.

LicensingMode = PerDevice | PerSession

--PerDevice configures TS to require a TS Cal for each
--computer connection.

--PerSession configures TS to require a TS Cal for each
--active client session.

PermissionsSetting=1|0

--A setting of 1 configures TS to be installed in a compatibility mode with NT4/2000 while a setting of 0 configures more restrictive Windows 2003 compatible permissions.

Here's an example of an answer file that will install TS in application mode, configure per device licensing with Windows 2003 compatibility settings.

[Components]
TerminalServer=ON|OFF
[TerminalServices]
AllowConnetions=1
LicensingMode=PerDevice
PermissionsSetting=0

You could save the contents of this to a text file named TSAppMode.txt and run it with the Sysocmgr command line, or the contents of this file could be used in a unattended.txt file for unattended OS installations.

Sysocmgr.exe /i:sysoc.inf /u:\TSAppMode.txt /r /q
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Note
Looks like for Server 2008 the executable is:

%sys32%\ocsetup.exe

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/936209
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