setup command

Parameters

Entering the setup command without parameters causes the installation program to start in graphical mode.

-help

Displays this usage information and then exits.

-uiMode mode

Specifies the mode to run in. Valid values for mode can be graphical (default) or silent.

-rsp rspfile

Specifies the response file to use for this installation. For a silent mode installation, you must specify a response file by using this parameter. For a graphical mode installation, the settings in the response file that you specify display in the wizard and you do not have to enter them again.

If you specify the -rsp parameter, the installation program runs in silent mode by default. To run in graphical mode with a response file, you must also specify the -uiMode graphical parameter.

-reportOnly

For a silent mode installation only. Runs the prerequisites check but does not run the installation.

Use with the -reportFile parameter to store the results of the prerequisites check in a text file.

If this parameter is specified for a software removal, the parameter is ignored.

-force

Use this parameter to cause the installation program to continue even if the prerequisites checks fail.

In graphical mode, if -force is specified on the command line and a prerequisites check fails, an Ignore FAILED items and continue check box is shown in the window. To continue the installation, click this check box and then click Next. If -force is not specified, the check box is not shown and the Next button is disabled.

In silent mode, if -force is specified on the command line and a prerequisites check fails, the installation process continues. If -force is not specified, the installation process halts if prerequisites check tests fail.

Important: FAILED and WARNING messages during the prerequisites check indicate items that might cause a failed installation or that might cause malfunctions in the installed software. Use the -force option only if directed by IBM Support.

-reportFile rptfile

For a silent mode installation only. Specifies a text file for the prerequisites check report.

If a reportFile value is not specified, the report is displayed to the console.

-language languagecode

Specifies the language that is displayed for the installation.

The following table lists valid language codes.

Table 1. Language codes

Language	Codes
Chinese (Simplified)	zh_CN
Chinese (Traditional)	zh_TW
English	en or en_US
French	fr or fr_FR
German	de or de_DE
Italian	it or it_IT
Japanese	ja or ja_JP
Korean	ko or ko_KR
Portuguese (Brazilian)	pt_BR
Spanish	es or es_ES

-verbose

Starts the installation session in trace mode. In this mode, log messages are displayed to the console and are also written to the log file. You can use this option in silent mode or graphical mode.

If you do not specify this parameter, log messages are written to the log file only.

-secure

For a graphical mode installation only. You are prompted to create a password when the installation program starts, unless you use the -passwordFile option to provide the password. The password is used to authenticate access to the installation program from the browser. The password can be any string of alphanumeric characters. The password can include white space characters.

-passwordFile

Specifies a file that contains a password to be used for this installation session. The file name can be specified as a full or relative path. The file must contain only the password on the first line. The password can be any string of alphanumeric characters. The password can include white space characters. You use this option with the -secure option to skip the password prompt.

-https <port number>

Optional: The -https parameter can be used to control the port on which the browser connects to the GUI. The default port used by the installation program is 8443. If the port 8443 is in use, the installation program works upwards to find the first available port that can be used. Instead of the installation program choosing a port, this parameter can be used to indicate that a specific port is used (ensure that the port is available).