Reference: Pages 120 – 121 from CUCM_BK_T8EF465A_00_tapi-developer-guide-1101.pdf Example: Cisco TSP.exe /s /v"/qn PASS = \"cisco123\" USER = \"bob\" CTI1 =\"1.1.1.1\" CTI1_TYPE = \"ipv4\""
Testing from the command line:
CiscoTSPx64.exe /s /v"/passive PASS=\"B0CADMIN\" USER=\"Help4Me\" CTI1=\"170.555.444.33\" CTI1_TYPE=\"ipv4\" CTI2=\"170.999.888.77\" CTI2_TYPE=\"ipv4\" AUTOUPGRADE_TYPE=\"ALWAYS\" REBOOT=\"ReallySuppress\""
CiscoTSPx64.exe /s /v"/passive PASS="B0CADMIN" USER="Help4Me" CTI1="170.555.444.33" CTI1_TYPE="ipv4" CTI2="170.999.888.77" CTI2_TYPE="ipv4" AUTOUPGRADE_TYPE="ALWAYS" REBOOT="ReallySuppress""
CiscoTSPx64.exe /s /v"/passive PASS=B0CADMIN USER=Help4Me CTI1=170.555.444.33 CTI1_TYPE=ipv4 CTI2=170.999.888.77 CTI2_TYPE=ipv4 AUTOUPGRADE_TYPE=ALWAYS REBOOT=ReallySuppress"
CiscoTSPx64.exe /s /v"/qn PASS=\"B0CADMIN\" USER=\"Help4Me\" CTI1=\"170.555.444.33\" CTI1_TYPE=\"ipv4\" CTI2=\"170.999.888.77\" CTI2_TYPE=\"ipv4\" AUTOUPGRADE_TYPE=\"ALWAYS\" REBOOT=\"ReallySuppress\""
CiscoTSPx64.exe /s /v"/qn PASS="B0CADMIN" USER="BOC-Help4Me" CTI1="170.555.444.33" CTI1_TYPE="ipv4" CTI2="170.999.888.77" CTI2_TYPE="ipv4" AUTOUPGRADE_TYPE="ALWAYS" REBOOT="ReallySuppress""
CiscoTSPx64.exe /s /v"/qn PASS=B0CADMIN USER=BOC-Help4Men CTI1=170.555.444.33 CTI1_TYPE=ipv4 CTI2=170.999.888.77 CTI2_TYPE=ipv4 AUTOUPGRADE_TYPE=ALWAYS REBOOT=ReallySuppress"
When I did not have any success from the command line running CiscoTSPx64.exe, extracted the MSI and tried to run it directly:
MSIExec.exe /i "Cisco Unified Communications Manager TSP-64Bit.msi" /passive PASS=B0CC0ns0l3 USER=BOC-Admin CTI1=170.555.444.33 CTI1_TYPE=ipv4 CTI2=170.999.888.77 CTI2_TYPE=ipv4 AUTOUPGRADE_TYPE=ALWAYS REBOOT=ReallySuppress
MSIExec.exe /i "Cisco Unified Communications Manager TSP-64Bit.msi" /qn PASS=B0CC0ns0l3 USER=BOC-Admin CTI1=170.555.444.33 CTI1_TYPE=ipv4 CTI2=170.999.888.77 CTI2_TYPE=ipv4 AUTOUPGRADE_TYPE=ALWAYS REBOOT=ReallySuppress
I could see in the MSI installation log file that the PUBLIC properties had been changed but when I opened up Cisco TSPx64 Configuration (CiscoConfig.exe" –t) and checked the configuration, none of the settings had been applied.
