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  • To install FenixPyre using the command line interface, do the following steps:
  • Critical points to remember
  • Parameters
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How to install FenixPyre Windows Desktop Client via command line or RMM

To install FenixPyre using the command line interface, do the following steps:

  1. Download and unzip the installer zip file:

    • Go to the admin dashboard and click installers.

    • Click the download icon corresponding to your desired version of FenixPyre (note that this guide is for FenixPyre 6.2.0+).

    • Unzip the downloaded zip file to get the FPSetup_v<version number of client>.exe executable.

  2. Open a Command Prompt or PowerShell window as an administrator.

  3. Run the installer using your org-id and desired options (more information below).

FPSetup_v<version number of client>.exe --org-id <org-id> [parameters]

Critical points to remember

  • Ensure you have completed all the items in Minimum System Requirements.

  • You must supply a valid organization id org-id.

  • Should installation be non-responsive, verify the org-id parameter is correct and not empty.

  • Ensure that you run the command at least once in non-silent mode to allow you to discover any errors. Once satisfied that the command works, add the --silent parameter for an unattended installation. You may also use a Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) tool.

  • All parameters are case-sensitive. You must enter them exactly as described. For example, --SILENT will not work and will generate an error.


Parameters

--org-id <org-id>

  • The org-id and domain name are case-sensitive.

--silent

  • The installer will not display a user prompt or a progress bar during installation.

  • The system will automatically reboot without prompting the user unless you also specify the --reboot-prompt option.

--setup-logs <folder-path>

  • Logs created by the installer will be saved to the folder at <folder-path>.

  • If the specified folder does not exist, the installer will create it.

  • The installer will name the logs using the following format: FPSetup_<date and time>.log

  • If you do not specify a folder, the installer will create the logs in the default path: C:\Users\Public\FenixPyreSetupLogs\FPSetup_<date and time>.log

--reboot-prompt

  • Use this parameter only when performing a silent installation.

  • When supplied, the installer will prompt the user before rebooting the computer.

--plugin-install

  • Installs Microsoft Office plugins only.

--skip-reboot

  • This parameter tells the installer not to prompt the user to reboot the computer.

  • The user will reboot manually and proceed with FenixPyre sign-in.

--help

  • Displays a help window and ignores all other parameters.

--skip-vcredist-check

  • FenixPyreInstaller.exe depends on Visual C++ Redistributable libraries (msvcp140.dll, vccorlib140.dll, vcruntime140.dll).

  • This flag tells FenixPyreInstaller.exe to skip checking these dependencies.

--disable-ignore-extensions

  • Sets the registry element REGNAME_IGNORE_EXT_DISABLED.

  • Tells the FenixPyre agent to exclude hex, DLL, and config files from encryption.

  • Available from FenixPyre agent version 4.0.0+.

--disable-update-header

  • Disables the update Header feature of FenixPyre.

  • Use if integrating with OneDrive/SharePoint.

--enable-key-local-db

  • Enables Git support.


Installation Examples

You can use the following commands to install FenixPyre with different options:

Regular install of FenixPyre with reboot prompt

Logs saved at: C:\Users\Public\FenixPyreSetupLogs

FPSetup_v<version number of client>.exe --install --org-id <org-id>

Silent install of FenixPyre (no reboot prompt)

Logs saved at: C:\Users\Public\FenixPyreSetupLogs

FPSetup_v<version number of client>.exe --install --org-id <org-id> --silent

Silent install with custom log folder

Logs saved at: C:\Users\Public\my\custom\folder

FPSetup_v<version number of client>.exe --install --org-id <org-id> --silent --setup-logs "C:\\Users\\Public\\my\\custom\\folder"

Silent install disabling network share operations

Logs saved at: C:\Users\Public\FenixPyreSetupLogs

FPSetup_v<version number of client>.exe --install --org-id <org-id> --silent --disable-NWShares

Regular install on Windows Server 2016+

FPSetup_v<version number of client>.exe --install --org-id <org-id> --skip-os-check

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