Installing Mail & Deploy
  • 14 Nov 2024
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Installing Mail & Deploy

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General

Before you start the installation, make sure the Requirements are fulfilled.

Interactive Installation

To start the installation of Mail & Deploy, start Mail & Deploy Setup.exe.

Welcome

On the welcome panel you can decide what you want to do; if you already have an version of Mail & Deploy installed, you can update or uninstall it. To perform a new installation, choose Install Mail & Deploy and click Next.

EULA

The end-user license agreement (EULA) will be displayed. Please read it carefully. If you do not accept the EULA, you can click Quit.


EULA

General Configuration

On this screen you will have to provide basic installation details.


General Configuration

You can provide the following configuration details:
SettingDescription
PathThe file system path to install Mail & Deploy to.
LanguageThe default language of the installation; this can later be changed and set for every User individually.
HTTP PortThe port on which Mail & Deploy will be started after the installation. You have to set this to a port that is not used by any other application on the system.

Click Next to proceed to the next screen.

Security Configuration

On this screen you can provide the security configuration.


General Configuration

You can provide the following configuration details:
SettingDescription
Service AccountThe credentials of the Service Account that will run Mail & Deploy.
Root Admin CredentialsThese are the credentials of the first User that will be granted administration rights in Mail & Deploy. You can choose between two Authentication methods: if you select Windows Account you can specify the account name and password of a windows account you want to provide admin access; if you select Custom Credentials you can enter a custom username and a custom password that a user can enter when connecting to Mail & Deploy.

If you have trouble logging in after installation and you have used a Windows Account please first check this page.

License

On this screen you have to enter the activation code.


License

Click *Install* to start the installation.

Finished

When the installation has finished, you can click Launch Management Console to launch the Management Service.

Silent Installation

You can also run Mail & Deploy Setup.exe using command-line arguments for a fully automated, silent installation.

The syntax for the command-line is:

Mail & Deploy Silent Setup

"Mail & Deploy Setup.exe" silent mode="install" path="" language="" httpport="<http_port>" saname="<sa_name>" sapassword="<sa_password>" admintype="<admin_type>" adminname="<admin_name>" adminpassword="<admin_password>" activationcode="<activation_code>" erroroutputpath="<error_output_path>"

You can specify the following parameters:

Parameterheader
pathThe full path to the file system directory to install to.
languageThe default language of the installation. This can later be changed in the user interface and set for every User individually:

en. English
de. German
httpportThe HTTP port on which to start Mail & Deploy. This needs to be a port that is not used by any other application on the system. Our recommendation is 14999.
sanameThe name of the windows account to use as the Service Account.
sapasswordThe password of the windows account to use as the Service Account.
admintypewindows. The root admin (the first User that will be administrator in Mail & Deploy) is linked to a windows account.

custom. The root admin has custom credentials (i.e. custom username and password).
adminnameThe username of the root admin.
adminpasswordThe password of the root admin.
activationcodeThe activation code to use to unlock the license.
erroroutputpathThe full path to the file that contains an error message if an exception occurs during the installation.

When the installation runs successfully, the process returns exit code 0 (zero), otherwise non-zero.


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