Installing i2 applications
Installing i2® applications with Product Access Management enabled allows permits to be requested from the server.
You can use msiexec to install i2 applications and enable Product Access Management. Use standard msiexec command-line options to install applications in a suitable way.
msiexec /i "package_name.msi" I2LIC_ENABLED="#1"
Where package_name applies to the appropriate packages for the i2 product:
Product | Packages |
---|---|
Analyst's Notebook | i2 Analyst's Notebook 9.msi |
Analyst's Notebook Premium | i2 Analyst's Notebook Premium 9.msi |
iBase | i2 iBase 9.msi |
Note: If you use msiexec with the full user
interface enabled, Product Access Management is
not displayed in the feature list. Nonetheless, if you set the I2LIC_ENABLED property
to "#1", Product Access Management is enabled.
The default feature selection of the i2 iBase 9.msi package consists of
iBase User with examples, documentation, and help. If you are using msiexec with
the basic, reduced, or no user interface option, and want to install other features like iBase
Designer, use the ADDLOCAL property to specify which features to install.
Commands that install iBase with common features and enable access management are described in this table:
Features | Command |
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iBase User and iBase Designer |
|
iBase User with GIS interfaces |
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iBase User with Plate Analysis |
|
You can use the following properties that are specific to product access management:
You can also use the Product Access Console that is installed on
the client to modify the server list and enable network broadcast. If you use
msiexec with the full user interface enabled, select Configure Product
Access Management now on the final installation wizard stage and click
Finish. The Product Access Console is displayed.
Alternatively, click . For more information, see
Setting server connection options.
Property | Description |
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I2LIC_SERVERS | Sets the server list. A comma-separated list of server names that must contain no spaces.
For example, msiexec /i "i2 Analyst's Notebook 9.msi" I2LIC_ENABLED="#1" I2LIC_SERVERS=server1,server2 |
I2LIC_BROADCASTS_ENABLED | Enables network broadcast on the client. "#1" to enable, "#0" to disable. For example, msiexec /i "i2 Analyst's Notebook 9.msi" I2LIC_ENABLED="#1" I2LIC_BROADCASTS_ENABLED="#1" |