Most Citrix products can be installed unattended using command-line switches. This way you can automate the deployment of the product and decreases the administrative tasks (and prevents human errors).
I’ve collected online resources per product group and wrote them down in this article. Is something missing or do you have an addition (maybe your own blog article)? Let me know and I’ll add it to this article.
Product Group
- Clients (Receiver and plug-ins)
- CloudGateway / WebInterface
- CloudPortal
- EdgeSight
- Profile Management
- Provisioning Server
- XenApp / Presentation Server
- XenDesktop
- XenServer
XenApp 6.5
- Setup Properties – Citrix eDocs
- Configuring via Command Line – Citrix eDocs
- Unattended installation examples – Citrix forum (thread 297517),
- Via RES Automation Manager – RESguru
- Unattended installation explained by Wilco van Bragt – Part 1, Part 2
XenApp 6
- Setup Properties – Citrix eDocs
- Configuring via Command Line – Citrix eDocs
- How to run an Unattended XenApp 6 Configuration – Citrix Support
- Unattended installation examples – Archy.net, Zenapp, Mark Brilman
- Via RES Automation Manager – RES Software Blog
XenApp 5
- Setup Properties – Citrix eDocs
- Unattended installation examples – Citrix forum (thread 1415291), Archy.net
- (is equal to Presentation Server 4.5)
Presentation Server 4.x
- Unattended Citrix Presentation Server Installation – VirtualizeAdmin.com
- Unattended installation examples – Citrix forum (thread 238056), Archy.net
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Is it possible to install the UPS software on a print server using a batch file or command line? If so can you point me to the switches needed to accomplish this.
Have you tried the suggestion from this thread?
http://forums.citrix.com/thread.jspa?threadID=338229&tstart=15
“you can try extracting the CitrixUPClient_SefExtractor.exe via a zip utility and try deploying the UPSClient64.msi file in the the setup folder silently via msiexec”