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Otherwise (in this example, when installing the management console):
msiexec /i c:\AcronisStandaloneManagementConsole.msi /qb
 If you are reinstalling or updating the component, run Windows Installer as follows:
When reinstalling or updating a component that requires a license (in this example, Agent for
Windows):
msiexec /i C:\AcronisAgentWindows.msi TRANSFORMS=C:\AcronisAgentWindows.mst
ADDLOCAL=ALL /qb
Otherwise (in this example, the management console):
msiexec /i C:\AcronisStandaloneManagementConsole.msi ADDLOCAL=ALL /qb /l*v
C:\log.log
2.5 Configuration script parameters
The configuration script mst_gen.vbs creates an .mst file (known as a transform, a modification, or
a modification file) for the installation package of an Acronis component, such as Acronis Backup &
Recovery 11 Agent for Windows.
By using the transform together with the installation package, you can install the component in the
unattended mode.
The following is the complete syntax of the configuration script:
mst_gen.vbs
/msi_path <Full path>
[/target_dir <Installation folder>]
[/account <User name> <Password>]
[/cep_enabled]
{/serial <License key> [/old_serial <ABR10 license key>] | /online_backup}
[/current_user]
The script parameters are the following.
Parameters that apply to any component
/msi_path <Full path>
Specifies a full path to the component's installation package. Enter a local path, such as
D:\folder\AcronisAgentWindows.msi; or a universal naming convention (UNC) path, such as
\\server\folder\AcronisAgentWindows.msi.
/target_dir <Installation folder>
Specifies the folder where to install the component. Without this parameter, the component will
be installed to the default folder: %ProgramFiles%\Acronis.
Parameters that apply only to the Agent Core component
The following parameters apply only to the installation package AcronisAgentCore.msi.
/account <User name> <Password>
Specifies the user name and password of the user account under which Acronis Managed
Machine Service will run on the machines. The user account must have appropriate privileges, as
described in Specifying credentials for Acronis services (p. 8). Separate the name of the domain
and the account by a backslash, as in: mydomain\User