I am testing a Microsoft SMS 2003 package to deploy Lotus Notes 8.0.1.
On the package, this is the command:
msiexec /i “Lotus Notes 8.0.1.msi” TRANSFORMS=“lotus801.mst” /qn
SMS reported it as failed. Any ideas?
I am testing a Microsoft SMS 2003 package to deploy Lotus Notes 8.0.1.
On the package, this is the command:
msiexec /i “Lotus Notes 8.0.1.msi” TRANSFORMS=“lotus801.mst” /qn
SMS reported it as failed. Any ideas?
Subject: Not Notes
Hi there. Your syntax for the msiexec is correct, so point your troubleshooting elsewhere. I am not familiar with SMS, but I just wanted to confirm with you that your syntax is A-OK.
Subject: SMS
Anybody have done Lotus Notes 8.0.1 silent install using SMS?
Subject: Please Help!
Can anyone please give me some suggestions/advice? I’m on a tight deadline for the project and the time is running out.
thanks.
Subject: Answered
I found out what the problem was.
Thanks again for everybody’s help?
Subject: Solution
We’re experiencing the same prob, how did you get around the issue?
Subject: interested too for solution
Subject: info
I was out the past week but anyway, if anyone is still interested:
Normally, when you create a SMS package, it copies the files into its own working directory (usually something like SMS…$). The problem is with the $.
To resolve, just place the Lotus setup files into another shared folder (without any $, %, etc.) and set the SMS package to something like this:
msiexec /i “\servername\sharefolder\Lotus Notes 8.0.1.msi” TRANSFORMS=“\servername\sharefolder\lotus801.mst” /qn
This resolved my problem.