Before you set up an unattended IBM® Controller
configuration, you must export a configuration from another computer that has IBM Controller installed. You can then run IBM Controller Configuration in silent mode.
The exported configuration contains the properties of the IBM Controller components that you installed on the source computer. If you made changes to
the global configuration, you must also copy the global configuration file from the source computer
to the computer where you plan to run an unattended configuration. Global configuration includes
such settings as content locale, product locale, and cookie settings.
Ensure that the configuration settings on the local computer are appropriate to use to configure
another IBM Controller computer with the same installed
components. For example, if you changed the host name portion of the Gateway URI property from local
host to an IP address or computer name, ensure this setting is appropriate for the new
computer's configuration.
You can check if the unattended
configuration was successful by checking the return status. A value
of zero (0) indicates success and all other values indicate that an
error occurred.
Procedure
- In IBM Controller Configuration, from the
File menu, click Export as.
- If you want to export the current configuration to a different
folder, in the Look in box, locate and open
the folder.
Ensure that the folder is protected from
unauthorized or inappropriate access.
- In the File name box, type a name
for the configuration file.
- Click Save.
- Copy the exported configuration file from the source computer
or network location to the ccr_location/configuration directory
on the computer where you plan to do an unattended configuration.
- Rename the file to cogstartup.xml.
- If you changed the global configuration on the source computer,
copy the coglocale.xml file from the source computer to the ccr_location/configuration
directory on the computer where you plan to do an unattended configuration.
- Go to ccr_location/bin.
- Type the configuration command:
cogconfig.bat -s
Tip: To view log messages that were generated during an unattended configuration, see
the cogconfig_response.csv file in the
ccr_location/logs directory.
Results
IBM Controller Configuration applies the configuration
settings specified in the local copy of cogstartup.xml, encrypts credentials, generates digital
certificates, and if applicable, starts IBM Controller
services or processes.