properties file to install in silent mode. The VDS installer reads the file to determine the installation options. The
SilentInput.properties
file is stored in the root directory of the VDS installer files.
Use a text editor to open and change the values of the properties in the
SilentInput.properties
file.
Configure the following properties:
INSTALLATION_MODE
Set the value as 1 to perform a fresh installation of VDS.
INSTALL_MODE
Indicates the installation mode.
Set the value as 1 to install components in custom mode.
SECURE_MODE
Indicates if the secure communication, storage and configuration must be enabled for the
VDS
components.
If the value is 0, secure mode is not enabled. If the value is 1, secure mode is enabled.
INSTALLATION_TYPE
Indicates whether to install VDS in express mode or custom mode.
Set the value as 2 to perform a custom installation.
INSTALL_AGENTNODE
Indicates whether to install the VDS Node.
If the value is 0, the VDS Node is not installed. If the value is 1, the VDS Node is installed.
INSTALL_ADMINCOMPS
Indicates whether to install the administration components when the
INSTALLATION_TYPE
is 1.
If the value is 0, the components are not installed. If the value is 1, the components are installed.
INSTALL_ADMIND
Indicates whether to install the Administrator Daemon when the
INSTALLATION_TYPE
is 2.
If the value is 0, the Administrator Daemon is not installed. If the value is 1, the Administrator Daemon is installed.
INSTALL_ZOOKEEPER
Indicates whether to install ZooKeeper.
If the value is 0, the Administrator Daemon is not installed. If the value is 1, the Administrator Daemon is installed.
USER_INSTALL_DIR
The VDS installation directory. The location must have write permissions enabled. For example, C:\\Informatica\\VDS\\2.3.0
LICENSE_KEY_LOC
The path and name of the
VDS
license key file.
IS_AGREED
Set this to
true
to accept the license agreement.
DOMAIN_PSSWD
and
DOMAIN_CNFRM_PSSWD
The password to the Informatica domain.
If you choose to install the Administrator Daemon, enter the following properties:
ADMIND_LBMRD_PORT
Port for the Topic Resolution Daemon (LBMRD).
Default is 15380.
ADMIND_HTTP_PORT
Port on which the
Administrator Daemon
runs an HTTP or HTTPS server from which the VDS Node fetches configuration.
ADMIND_MONITOR_PORT
Port that the
Administrator Daemon
uses to receive statistics from the VDS Node.
H2_PORT
Port of the H2 database.
DOMAIN_PORT
Port on which the domain is started.
If you choose to install the VDS Node, enter the following properties:
NETWORK_INTERFACE
This is an optional property.
If you are installing the components on a multi-homed host, specify the network interface
The interface can have one of the following formats:
IP Address -
<IP Address>
. For example, 10.65.43.75
Interface name. For example, Eth0
ZOOKEEPER_URL
The IP address and port that the
Administrator Daemon
uses to communicate with Apache ZooKeeper.
The IP address and port combination has the following format:
<IP Address>:<port>
You can enter multiple comma-separated IP address and port combinations. If you have configured high availability on ZooKeeper and one instance of ZooKeeper is down, the
Administrator Daemon
connects to the next available ZooKeeper server.
NODE_PORTNUMBER
The
VDS Node
uses this port to send monitoring statistics.
The default port is 15384.
If you are installing all VDS components or only the Administration components when the
INSTALLATION_TYPE
is 2, enter the following properties to enable security:
KERBEROS_CHECKBOX
Indicate if Kerberos authentication is enabled for the domain of PowerCenter.
Specify
set
to enable Kerberos authentication. Specify
unset
to disable Kerberos authentication.
KERBEROS_KEYTAB_FIELD
Indicate whether you want to provide the location of the keytab files.
Specify
set
to provide the location of the keytab files. Specify
unset
if you do not want to provide the location of the keytab files.
KERBEROS_KEYTAB_LOCATION
Specify the location of the keytab files.
SSL_CHECKBOX
Indicate whether SSL authentication is enabled for the domain of PowerCenter.
Specify
set
to enable SSL authentication. Specify
unset
if you do not want to enable SSL authentication.
If you are installing the VDS Node when the
INSTALLATION_TYPE
is 1, enter the following properties to enable security:
KERBEROS_CHECKBOX
Indicate if Kerberos authentication is enabled for the domain of PowerCenter.
Specify
set
to enable Kerberos authentication. Specify
unset
to disable Kerberos authentication.
KERBEROS_KEYTAB_FIELD
Indicate whether you want to provide the location of the keytab files.
Specify
set
to provide the location of the keytab files. Specify
unset
if you do not want to provide the location of the keytab files.
KERBEROS_KEYTAB_LOCATION
Specify the location of the keytab files.
SSL_CHECKBOX
Indicate whether SSL authentication is enabled for the domain of PowerCenter.
Specify
set
to enable SSL authentication. Specify
unset
if you do not want to enable SSL authentication.
If you are installing the VDS Node when the
INSTALLATION_TYPE
is 2, enter the following properties to enable security:
KERBEROS_CHECKBOX
Indicate if Kerberos authentication is enabled for the domain of PowerCenter.
Specify
set
to enable Kerberos authentication. Specify
unset
to disable Kerberos authentication.
KERBEROS_KEYTAB_FIELD
Indicate whether you want to provide the location of the keytab files.
Specify
set
to provide the location of the keytab files. Specify
unset
if you do not want to provide the location of the keytab files.
KERBEROS_KEYTAB_LOCATION
Specify the location of the keytab files.
SSL_CHECKBOX
Indicate whether SSL authentication is enabled for the domain of PowerCenter.
Specify
set
to enable SSL authentication. Specify
unset
if you do not want to enable SSL authentication.
Save the properties file.
Run the silent installation.
In Windows: run silentInstall.bat
In Linux: run silentInstall.sh
Assign execute permissions before running the install.sh script or run the sh ./install.sh command.
The silent installer runs in the background.
If you incorrectly configure the properties file or if the installation directory is not accessible, the silent installation will fail. View the installation log file in the user home directory. For example, C:\silentErrorLog.log. Correct the errors, and run the silent installation again.