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#
# InstallShield Options File Template
#
# Wizard name: Setup
# Wizard source: setup.jar
# Created on: Tue Jan 25 18:01:00 EET 2005
# Created by: InstallShield Options File Generator
#
# This file can be used to create an options file (i.e., response file) for the
# wizard "Setup". Options files are used with "-options" on the command line to
# modify wizard settings.
# 
# The settings that can be specified for the wizard are listed below. To use
# this template, follow these steps:
# 
#    1. Enable a setting below by removing leading '###' characters from the
#    line (search for '###' to find settings you can change).
# 
#    2. Specify a value for a setting by replacing the characters '<value>'.
#    Read each setting's documentation for information on how to specify its
#    value.
# 
#    3. Save the changes to the file.
# 
#    4. To use the options file with the wizard, specify -options <file-name>
#    as a command line argument to the wizard, where <file-name> is the name
#    of this options file.
#
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-silent

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#
# IBM TotalStorage DS6000 Storage Manager Install Location
#
# The install location of the product. Specify a valid directory into which the
# product should be installed. If the directory contains spaces, enclose it in
# double-quotes. For example, to install the product to C:\Program Files\My
# Product, use
# 
#    -P installLocation="C:\Program Files\My Product"
#


 -P installLocation="C:\Program Files\IBM\DS6000StorageManager"


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#
# User Input Field - type
#
# The management types selection, can be: "full", which installs the Full
# Management Console, and "offline", which installs the Offline Management
# Console.
#


 -W managementType.type="full"


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#
# User Input Field - hostname
#
# The fully-qualified host name of the machine where the DS Storage Manager
# Server will be installed.
#


 -W wasExpressConfig.hostname="localhost"


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#
# User Input Field - httpPort
#
# The port number that the HTTP transport in the application server will use.
# The HTTP transport is a request queue between the application server and the
# HTTP server (Web server). This value must not conflict with existing port
# assignments on the system.
#


 -W wasExpressConfig.httpPort="8451"


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#
# User Input Field - httpsPort
#
# The port number that the HTTPS transport in the application server will use
# for secure HTTP transport. This value must not conflict with existing port
# assignments on the system. To enable HTTPS, the user must also perform the
# procedure described in Console Developer InfoCenter (Setting up SSL) after DS
# Storage Manager Server is installed.
#


 -W wasExpressConfig.httpsPort="8452"


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#
# User Input Field - bootstrapPort
#
# The address for the bootstrap function and the port number for the Java Remote
# Method Invocation (RMI) connector in the application server. This value must
# not conflict with existing port assignments on the system.
#


 -W wasExpressConfig.bootstrapPort="8453"


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#
# User Input Field - soapPort
#
# The address for the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) connector in the
# application server. This value must not conflict with existing port
# assignments on the system.
#


 -W wasExpressConfig.soapPort="8454"


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#
# User Input Field - helpPort
#
# The port that the help system (based on Eclipse technology) will use to
# receive requests for help files. This value must not conflict with existing
# port assignments on the system.
#


 -W wasExpressConfig.helpPort="8455"


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#
# User Input Field - certificateOption
#
# SSL Certificates Files Select one of the following options concerning the SSL
# certificates. Legal values are: "generate" (the default value) - Generate the
# self-signed certificates during installation. "use" - Use existing
# certificatesFor example, to specify that the "generate" option is selected,
# use -W wasSslConfiguration.certificateOption="generate"
#


 -W wasSslConfiguration.certificateOption="generate"


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#
# User Input Field - keystoreFileName
#
# The absolute path of the keystore file.
#


 -W wasSslConfiguration.keystoreFileName="C:\Program Files\IBM\SMServer\keys\SMServerKeyFile.jks"


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#
# User Input Field - keystorePassword
#
# The password for the keystore file.
#


 -W wasSslConfiguration.keystorePassword=""


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#
# User Input Field - confirmedKeystorePassword
#
# The password confirmation of the keystore file. On silent mode the password
# confirmation is NOT necessary.
#


 -W wasSslConfiguration.confirmedKeystorePassword=""


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#
# User Input Field - truststoreFileName
#
# The absolute path of the truststore file.
#


 -W wasSslConfiguration.truststoreFileName="C:\Program Files\IBM\SMServer\keys\SMServerTrustFile.jks"


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#
# User Input Field - truststorePassword
#
# The password for the truststore file.
#


 -W wasSslConfiguration.truststorePassword=""


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#
# User Input Field - confirmedTruststorePassword
#
# The password confirmation of the truststore file. On silent mode the password
# confirmation is NOT necessary.
#


 -W wasSslConfiguration.confirmedTruststorePassword=""


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#
# Delete server certificates option
#
# Option to delete certificates files if they exist.Legal values are: "yes" - in
# order to delete application server certificates if they exist on the location,
# and to generate others, or "no" (the default value) - in order to keep the
# existing application server certificates.
#


 -G deleteCertificates=yes


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#
# User Input Field - keystoreAlias
#
# The alias for the self-signed digital certificate, which is used to uniquely
# identify the certificate within the keystore file. If you have only one
# certificate in each keystore file, you can assign any value to the label.
# However, it is good practice to use a unique label related to the server name.
#


 -W CertificateParams.keystoreAlias="DSKey"


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#
# User Input Field - keySize
#
# The key size. That must be between 512 and 1024 and must be multiple of
# 64b.The only two allowed values are 512 or 1024. If you enter other values it
# takes the default value 1024.
#


 -W CertificateParams.keySize="1024"


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#
# User Input Field - commonName
#
# The common name is the primary, universal identity for the certificate; it
# should uniquely identify the principal that it represents. In a WebSphere
# environment, certificates frequently represent server principals, and the
# common convention is to use common names of the form "host_name" and
# "server_name". The common name must be valid in the configured user registry
# for the secured WebSphere environment.
#


 -W CertificateParams.commonName=""


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#
# User Input Field - organizationName
#
# The name of your organization.
#


 -W CertificateParams.organizationName="IBM"


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#
# User Input Field - organizationUnit
#
# The organization unit (a department or division). For a self-signed
# certificate, these fields are optional. However, commercial CAs might require
# them.
#


 -W CertificateParams.organizationUnit=""


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#
# User Input Field - localityName
#
# The location (city). For a self-signed certificate, these fields are optional.
# However, commercial CAs might require them.
#


 -W CertificateParams.localityName=""


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#
# User Input Field - state
#
# The state or province (if applicable). For a self-signed certificate, these
# fields are optional. However, commercial CAs might require them.
#


 -W CertificateParams.state=""


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#
# User Input Field - country
#
# The two-letter identifier of the country/region in which the server belongs.
# For a self-signed certificate, these fields are optional. However, commercial
# CAs might require them.
#


 -W CertificateParams.country="US"


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#
# User Input Field - validity
#
# The lifetime of the certificate in days.
#


 -W CertificateParams.validity="3650"
