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Package in SCCM- Platform LSF install with SCCM

We had a package built in ITCM, but the person that built this is no longer with the company, we have gone to SCCM now, and building packages, but having an issue with the package in SCCM, this looks like the parameters used in ITCM. 
msiexec.exe /i lsf8.0.1_win-x64.msi /quiet TRANSFORMS=lsf8.0.1_win-x64.mst ADDLOCAL=2 ALLUSERS=2 ARPNOMODIFY=1 sdprop_installedelevated sdprop_userloggedon SHAREDDIR=\\stwfa002\sas_admin\lsf_conf_win\conf CLUSTERNAME=grid_cluster CLUSTERADMIN="%USERDOMAIN%\%USERNAME%"

What's wrong with this?

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Posted by: Pressanykey 5 years ago
Red Belt
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Hi,
that's because SCCM deploys (installs) the software using the system account, therefore the %USERDOMAIN%\%USERNAME% does not work as expected.

Apart from that there is no reason you cannot adjust the vendor msi yourself using a transform... it seems strange that instead of using the transform for the various properties these are passed on the command line.

Making an educated guess, all of the parameters you are passing with the exception of CLUSTERADMIN can be set in a transform.

Cheers
Phil

Comments:
  • The ClusterAdmin is set in the transform. and it referred by about 7 other items. - Nonothing 5 years ago
 
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