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Installing and Uninstalling Mail Express
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Default: sa
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Example: /LoginName="sa"
/LoginPassword="<password>"
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Description: The password to use when connecting to the database when
/AuthenticationType=SQLSERVER.
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Default: None
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Example: /LoginPassword="3qym9NCebHDJ"
/DBOAuthenticationType="<type>"
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Description: The type of authentication that the Mail Express Server should use when
connecting to the database.
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Valid values:
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SQLSERVER – The installer should use SQL Server authentication.
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WINDOWS – The installer should use Windows authentication.
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Default: SQLSERVER
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Example: /DBOAuthenticationType="WINDOWS"
/DBOLoginName="<username>"
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Description: The login name that the Mail Express server should use when connecting to
the database when /DBOAuthenticationType=SQLSERVER. Additionally, this is the
account created when /ExternalDatabaseMode="CREATE".
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Default: None
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Example: /DBOLoginName="medatabase"
/DBOLoginPassword="<password>"
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Description: The password to use when connecting to the database when
/AuthenticationType=SQLSERVER.
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Default: None
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Example: /DBOLoginPassword=" fkV6ZsX669p3"
/SkipPrereqCheck
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Description: Skips checking the common and installation prerequisites that occurs when
the installer is initially launched. This setting is mainly used for debugging purposes.
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Default: Disabled by default
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Example: /SkipPrereqCheck
/SkipDBUtilFirewallUpdate
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Description: The installer uses an embedded Java-based utility for interacting with the
database. If Windows Firewall is enabled a dialog may be displayed when running the
installer asking the user to configure the firewall rules for the embedded Java Runtime
Environment. To prevent this dialog from displaying the installer temporarily modifies the
Windows Firewall settings. This command line option instructs the installer to bypass
modifying the Windows Firewall. This setting is mainly used for debugging purposes.
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Default: Disabled by default
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Example: /SkipDBUtilFirewallUpdate
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