Endpoint Server Integration with MDT 2013 - SandBlast Agent Unattended Install

[Miguel_Angulo]

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If you have customers using deployment servers to push out OS and applications to hundreds of endpoints, our MSI packages support unattended installations. In this video I am showing an unattended installation of SandBlast Agent package using Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2013 Build 8443.

The command line is msiexec.exe /i "EPS.msi" /qn REBOOT=R

The /qn switches make the install fully unattended and the REBOOT=R fully suppress the reboot. The reboot should handled by the deployment server and not from the MSI package.

I hope you find this helpful

\Miguel