Copyright: EXTRA!, version 6.1
Citation: Copyright 1996,  Attachmate Corporation.


Dlg9=SdComponentMult-2

This line appears in the EXTRA! Personal Client and EXTRA! Office Client versions of this product. It does not appear in the EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, EXTRA! for NetWare, EXTRA! for SNA Server, or RALLY! for SNA Server versions.


Dlg10=SdComponentMult-3

This line appears in the EXTRA! Personal Client and EXTRA! Office Client versions of this product. It does not appear in the EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, EXTRA! for NetWare, EXTRA! for SNA Server, or RALLY! for SNA Server versions.


Count

Count is 17 for EXTRA! Personal Client and EXTRA! Office Client versions of this product. Count is 15 for EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, EXTRA! for NetWare, EXTRA! for SNA Server, and RALLY! for SNA Server versions.


Component-0=IBM Mainframe

This host is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server.


Component-1=IBM AS/400 Midrange

This line appears in the EXTRA! Personal Client, EXTRA! Office Client, and RALLY! for SNA Server versions of this product. It does not appear in the EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server versions.


Component-2=VAX/VMS, UNIX, or asynchronous host

This line appears in the EXTRA! Personal Client and EXTRA! Office Client versions of this product. It does not appear in the EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, EXTRA! for NetWare, EXTRA! for SNA, or RALLY! for SNA Server versions.


Component-3=APPN Node (APPC, CPI-C, CSV)

This host is not available in EXTRA! for NetWare or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-0=IrmaLAN for NETBIOS

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-1=IrmaLAN for NetWare

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-2=IrmaLAN for VINES

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-3=MS SNA Server

This connection type is not available in EXTRA! for NetWare.


Connection-4=MultiSession COAX

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-5=LAN Attached (802.2)

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-6=Remote (SDLC)

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-7=NetWare SAA-IPX/SPX

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-8=NetWare SAA-TCP/IP

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-9=ZIP! SNA-IPX/SPX

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-10=ZIP! SNA-TCP/IP

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-11=ZIP! SNA-NETBEUI

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-12=TN3270

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server.


Connection-13=IBM CICS

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-14=Cisco NCIA Direct Connect

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


[SdComponentMult-1]

This section does not appear in the SETUPNT.ISS file for EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, or RALLY! for SNA Server.


Connection-0=NS/Router

For EXTRA! for NetWare and EXTRA! for SNA products, to supply connectivity options for SNA Server rather than NS/Router, replace the NS/Router string with "MS SNA Server".


[SdComponentMult-2]

This section does not appear in the SETUPNT.ISS file for EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, or RALLY! for SNA Server.


[SdComponentMult-3]

Because the sections [SdComponentMult-1] and [SdComponentMult-2] (above) are not included in SETUPNT.ISS for EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, EXTRA! for SNA Server, or RALLY! for SNA Server, this section is renumbered [SdComponentMult-1] for those products.


NETSETUP


Dlg9=SdComponentMult-2

This line appears in the EXTRA! Personal Client and EXTRA! Office Client versions of this product. It does not appear in the EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, EXTRA! for NetWare, EXTRA! for SNA Server, or RALLY! for SNA Server versions.


Dlg10=SdComponentMult-3

This line appears in the EXTRA! Personal Client and EXTRA! Office Client versions of this product. It does not appear in the EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, EXTRA! for NetWare, EXTRA! for SNA Server, or RALLY! for SNA Server versions.


Count

Count is 14 for EXTRA! Personal Client and EXTRA! Office Client versions of this product. Count is 12 for EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, EXTRA! for NetWare, EXTRA! for SNA Server, and RALLY! for SNA Server versions.


Component-0=IBM Mainframe

This host is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server.


Component-1=IBM AS/400 Midrange

This line appears in the EXTRA! Personal Client, EXTRA! Office Client, and RALLY! for SNA Server versions of this product. It does not appear in the EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server versions.


Component-2=VAX/VMS, UNIX, or asynchronous host

This line appears in the EXTRA! Personal Client and EXTRA! Office Client versions of this product. It does not appear in the EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, EXTRA! for NetWare, EXTRA! for SNA, or RALLY! for SNA Server versions.


Component-3=APPN Node (APPC, CPI-C, CSV)

This host is not available in EXTRA! for NetWare, EXTRA! for SNA Server, or RALLY! for SNA Server.


Connection-0=IrmaLAN for NETBIOS

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-1=IrmaLAN for NetWare

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-2=IrmaLAN for VINES

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-3=MS SNA Server

This connection type is not available in EXTRA! for NetWare.


Connection-4=MultiSession COAX

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-5=LAN Attached (802.2)

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-6=Remote (SDLC)

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-7=NetWare SAA-IPX/SPX

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-8=NetWare SAA-TCP/IP

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-9=ZIP! SNA-IPX/SPX

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-10=ZIP! SNA-TCP/IP

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-11=ZIP! SNA-NETBEUI

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-12=TN3270

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server.


Connection-13=IBM CICS

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-14=Cisco NCIA Direct Connect

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


[SdComponentMult-1]

This section does not appear in the SETUPNT.ISS file for EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, or RALLY! for SNA Server.


Connection-0=NS/Router

For EXTRA! for NetWare and EXTRA! for SNA products, to supply connectivity options for SNA Server rather than NS/Router, replace the NS/Router string with "MS SNA Server".


[SdComponentMult-2]

This section does not appear in the SETUPNT.ISS file for EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, or RALLY! for SNA Server.


[SdComponentMult-3]

Because the sections [SdComponentMult-1] and [SdComponentMult-2] (above) are not included in SETUPNT.ISS for EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, EXTRA! for SNA Server, or RALLY! for SNA Server, this section is renumbered [SdComponentMult-1] for those products.


SETUP95


Dlg9=SdComponentMult-2

This line appears in the EXTRA! Personal Client and EXTRA! Office Client versions of this product. It does not appear in the EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, EXTRA! for NetWare, EXTRA! for SNA Server, or RALLY! for SNA Server versions.


Dlg10=SdComponentMult-3

This line appears in the EXTRA! Personal Client and EXTRA! Office Client versions of this product. It does not appear in the EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, EXTRA! for NetWare, EXTRA! for SNA Server, or RALLY! for SNA Server versions.


Count

Count is 18 for EXTRA! Personal Client and EXTRA! Office Client versions of this product. Count is 16 for EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, EXTRA! for NetWare, EXTRA! for SNA Server, and RALLY! for SNA Server versions.


Component-0=IBM Mainframe

This host is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server.


Component-1=IBM AS/400 Midrange

This line appears in the EXTRA! Personal Client, EXTRA! Office Client, and RALLY! for SNA Server versions of this product. It does not appear in the EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server versions.


Component-2=VAX/VMS, UNIX, or asynchronous host

This line appears in the EXTRA! Personal Client and EXTRA! Office Client versions of this product. It does not appear in the EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, EXTRA! for NetWare, EXTRA! for SNA, or RALLY! for SNA Server versions.


Component-3=APPN Node (APPC, CPI-C, CSV)

This host is not available in EXTRA! for NetWare or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-0=IrmaLAN for NETBIOS

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-1=IrmaLAN for NetWare

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-2=IrmaLAN for VINES

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-3=MS SNA Server

This connection type is not available in EXTRA! for NetWare.


Connection-4=MultiSession COAX

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-5=LAN Attached (802.2)

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-6=Remote (SDLC)

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-7=NetWare SAA-IPX/SPX

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-8=NetWare SAA-TCP/IP

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-9=ZIP! SNA-IPX/SPX

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-10=ZIP! SNA-TCP/IP

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-11=ZIP! SNA-NETBEUI

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-12=TN3270

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server.


Connection-13=IBM CICS

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


Connection-14=Cisco NCIA Direct Connect

This connection type is not available in RALLY! for SNA Server, EXTRA! for NetWare, or EXTRA! for SNA Server.


[SdComponentMult-1]

This section does not appear in the SETUPNT.ISS file for EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, or RALLY! for SNA Server.


Connection-0=NS/Router

For EXTRA! for NetWare and EXTRA! for SNA products, to supply connectivity options for SNA Server rather than NS/Router, replace the NS/Router string with "MS SNA Server".


[SdComponentMult-2]

This section does not appear in the SETUPNT.ISS file for EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, or RALLY! for SNA Server.


[SdComponentMult-3]

Because the sections [SdComponentMult-1] and [SdComponentMult-2] (above) are not included in SETUPNT.ISS for EXTRA! for Windows 95, EXTRA! for Windows NT, EXTRA! for SNA Server, or RALLY! for SNA Server, this section is renumbered [SdComponentMult-1] for those products.


CLIENTNT (No popups)


CLIENT95 (No popups)


Installing EXTRA! on a Network Using Silent Mode: Overview

EXTRA! is compatible with the Microsoft BackOffice products and supports automated electronic distribution, also known as silent installation, with or without the use of Microsoft Systems Management Server (SMS).

You can also invoke silent mode with predefined installation selections to skip all repetitive user interface and speed up the distribution of EXTRA! on networks. With EXTRA! silent mode SETUP, you do not need to monitor the installation process or provide input via dialog boxes. Silent mode installation runs on its own, without intervention.

Silent mode installation is accomplished by referencing a predefined set of installation selections in a response file (a simple text file). The content of the response file coincides with the user interface selections in a normal, non-silent mode installation. All of the dialog box selections presented during a normal SETUP are reflected in the silent response file.


To Install Using Silent Mode
To install EXTRA! using silent mode

1	First, select one of the silent mode response files supplied on the EXTRA! product distribution media. If the response file you selected does not require any changes (that is, you plan to use all the defaults), skip to step 3, below.

2	If you need to make some changes to the default selections, modify the template using a text file editor like Windows Notepad.

3	Run SETUP with the -S option and the -f1 switch, indicating the complete path and name of the response file you want to use. Note that there is no space between the f1 switch and the response file path.

For example:

setup -s -f1<path>response_file.ISS

-or-

setup -sms -s -f1<path>response_file.ISS

Note: You can use Microsoft SMS to schedule a silent mode execution by using the above command line format, and then executing the setup at a pre-defined time (like midnight). For details on using Microsoft SMS, please refer to the Microsoft SMS documentation.

4	Review the setup log file to make sure that the silent setup performed the tasks successfully.


Silent Mode Response Files: Overview

Five response file templates are supplied with the EXTRA! setup program. They are located on either the first Setup floppy disk, or on the CD in the sub-directory in which the setup program is located. Choose the most appropriate response file template from the list below. If no further changes are required, the file you select can be used without editing.

SETUPNT.ISS -- This is the template for SETUP of the EXTRA! product on a Windows NT workstation.

SETUP95.ISS -- This is the response file for SETUP of the EXTRA! product on a Windows 95 workstation.

NETSETUP.ISS --  (This file is used in conjunction with either CLIENTNT.ISS or CLIENT95.ISS, described below.) NETSETUP.ISS is the response file for a server SETUP of the EXTRA! product for both Windows 95 and Windows NT. Once installed, the product can be run off of the server on client workstations. EXTRA! executable files reside on the server; profiles and schemes reside on the client workstations.

CLIENTNT.ISS -- (This file is used in conjunction with NETSETUP.ISS, described above.) This is the response file for SETUP (on a Windows NT workstation) of the EXTRA! client workstation files only (profiles and schemes, for example).

CLIENT95.ISS -- (This file is used in conjunction with NETSETUP.ISS, described above.) This is the response file for SETUP (on a Windows 95 workstation) of the EXTRA! client workstation files only (profiles and schemes, for example).


The SETUPNT.ISS Response File Template

Following is a section-by-section explanation of the contents of this .ISS file and instructions about how to modify it for a particular silent setup mode.

Note: EDIT ONLY THOSE LINES OR SECTIONS THAT APPEAR IN GREEN! Click green text with a dotted underline to display a pop-up with product-specific information.

Header Section

This section is required for every response file, and is internal to the setup program.

[InstallSHIELD Silent]
Version=v3.00.000
File=Response File

[Application]
Name=Application_name	;will be EXTRA! Personal Client,
; EXTRA! Office Client,
; EXTRA! for Windows 95,
; EXTRA! for Windows NT,
; EXTRA! for NetWare,
; EXTRA! for SNA Server,
; or RALLY! for SNA Server
Version=6.10.000
Company=Attachmate Corp

Dialog Sequence Section

This section lists all dialog boxes in order of their appearance if the setup runs in a normal mode. The exact content and order will vary.

[DlgOrder]
Dlg0=SdBitmap-0
Dlg1=SdLicense-0
Dlg2=SdRegisterUser-0
Dlg3=SdDisplayTopics-0
Dlg4=SdAskDestPath-0
Dlg5=SetupType-0
Dlg6=SdComponentDialog2-0
Dlg7=SdComponentMult-0
Dlg8=SdComponentMult-1
Dlg9=SdComponentMult-2
Dlg10=SdComponentMult-3
Dlg11=SdAskOptions-0
Dlg12=SdSelectFolder-0
Dlg13=AskOptions-0
Dlg14=SdStartCopy-0
Dlg15=Welcome-0
Dlg16=MessageBox-0
Count=17

The last item in this section, "Count=" should always reflect the total number of dialogs listed in a particular mode. The number always starts with Dlg0. If you alter SETUPNT.ISS and dialogs are added or removed, make sure that you update this total count.

Note: The order of the dialogs in the Dialog Data Section (described next) must match the order listed in the Dialog Sequence Section. If they do not match, an error will occur.

Dialog Data Section

This section contains the selections within each dialog box. Some dialog data should not be edited, but some parameters can be changed. Refer to the following:

[SdBitmap-0]
Result=1

[SdLicense-0]
Result=1

[SdRegisterUser-0]
szName=user_name	;user_name and company_name
szCompany=company_name	; will be used to register the
Result=1	; product. Substitute with
; the appropriate information.

[SdDisplayTopics-0]
Result=1

[SdAskDestPath-0]
Result=1
szDir=C:path	;Substitute with the
;correct path, if necessary.

[SetupType-0]
szDir=C:path	;Substitute with the
;correct path, if necessary.
Result=303	;(303 indicates Custom install.)

[SdComponentDialog2-0]
Result=1
Component-type=string
Component-count=4	;This value will vary with each product.
Component-0=IBM Mainframe
Component-1=IBM AS/400 Midrange
Component-2=VAX/VMS, UNIX, or asynchronous host
Component-3=APPN Node (APPC, CPI-C, CSV)

The SdComponentDialog2 section determines which host type is installed. If you clear a host type (delete it from the response file), the Component count item must be changed to reflect the total number of host types, and the Component number item sequencing must be adjusted (unless the last host type is the only one eliminated). For example, if you clear AS/400, the SdComponentDialog2 section should look like this:

Example:
[SdComponentDialog2-0]
Result=1
Component-type=string
Component-count=3
Component-0=IBM Mainframe
Component-1=VAX/VMS, UNIX, or asynchronous host
Component-2=APPN Node (APPC, CPI-C, CSV)

[SdComponentMult-0]
Component-type=string
Component-count=2
Component-0=Connection
Component-1=File transfer
Connection-type=string
Connection-count=15	;1 for RALLY! for SNA Server
Connection-0=IrmaLAN for NETBIOS
Connection-1=IrmaLAN for NetWare
Connection-2=IrmaLAN for VINES
Connection-3=MS SNA Server
Connection-4=MultiSession COAX
Connection-5=LAN Attached (802.2)
Connection-6=Remote (SDLC)
Connection-7=NetWare SAA-IPX/SPX
Connection-8=NetWare SAA-TCP/IP
Connection-9=ZIP! SNA-IPX/SPX
Connection-10=ZIP! SNA-TCP/IP
Connection-11=ZIP! SNA-NETBEUI
Connection-12=TN3270
Connection-13=IBM CICS
Connection-14=Cisco NCIA Direct Connect
File transfer-type=string
File transfer-count=3
File transfer-0=IND$File
File transfer-1=FT Express
File transfer-2=FTP
Result=1

"Connection-count=15" reflects the total number of custom options selected in the dialog box. If any item is removed, this number must be updated. This is also true for "File transfer-count=3". If any items are removed, the order sequencing must be adjusted.

If either "Component-0=Connection" or "Component-1=File transfer" is removed, change "Component-count=" to "1". (Note that you cannot remove both Connection and File Transfer.) If you do not want to select any IBM Mainframe options, remove the host from the SdComponentDialog2-0 section.

[SdComponentMult-1]
Component-type=string
Component-count=2
Component-0=Connection
Component-1=File transfer
Connection-type=string
Connection-count=2
Connection-0=NS/Router
Connection-1=TN5250
File transfer-type=string
File transfer-count=2
File transfer-0=5250 File Transfer
File transfer-1=FTP
Result=1

[SdComponentMult-2]
Component-type=string
Component-count=2
Component-0=Connection
Component-1=File transfer
Connection-type=string
Connection-count=4
Connection-0=Telnet
Connection-1=Modem
Connection-2=Direct Connection
Connection-3=LAT
File transfer-type=string
File transfer-count=3
File transfer-0=Kermit
File transfer-1=ZModem
File transfer-2=FTP
Result=1

[SdComponentMult-3]
Component-type=string
Component-count=1
Component-0=API Options
API Options-type=string
API Options-count=9
API Options-0=ATM HLLAPI (16 bit)
API Options-1=ATM HLLAPI (32 bit)
API Options-2=EAL (16 bit)
API Options-3=EAL (32 bit)
API Options-4=EHLLAPI (16 bit)
API Options-5=EHLLAPI (32 bit)
API Options-6=WinHLLAPI (16 bit)
API Options-7=WinHLLAPI (32 bit)
API Options-8=DOS HLLAPI Redirector
Result=1

[SdAskOptions-0]
Component-type=string
Component-count=1
Component-0=M&odify my path statement.
Result=1

Remove the SdAskOptions-0 section if both the API/HLLAPI section (SdComponentMult-1 or SdComponentMult-3, depending on the product) and APPN Node option of section SdComponentDialog2-0 are removed.

If you do not want the installation program to change the path statement, in the SdAskOptions-0 section above, change the "Component-0" string to "Do not &make the change now. I will make it myself."

[SdSelectFolder-0]
Result=1
szFolder=Application_name	;Application_name will vary
; with each product.

The SdSelectFolder-0 section defines the name of Folder/Group Box. Replace the text string after szFolder= with your preferred Folder name. Do not use parentheses in the name text.

[AskOptions-0]
Sel-0=1
Result=1

The AskOptions-0 section bypasses the Migration Wizard in an "all host" installation. Do not edit or remove this section.

[SdStartCopy-0]
Result=1

[Welcome-0]
Result=1

[MessageBox-0]
Result=1


The NETSETUP.ISS Response File Template

Following is a section-by-section explanation of the contents of this .ISS file and instructions about how to modify it for a particular silent setup mode.

Note: EDIT ONLY THOSE LINES OR SECTIONS THAT APPEAR IN GREEN! Click green text with a dotted underline to display a pop-up with product-specific information.

Header Section

This section is required for every response file, and is internal to the setup program.

[InstallSHIELD Silent]
Version=v3.00.000
File=Response File

[Application]
Name=Application_name	;will be EXTRA! Personal Client,
; EXTRA! Office Client,
; EXTRA! for Windows 95,
; EXTRA! for Windows NT,
; EXTRA! for NetWare,
; EXTRA! for SNA Server,
; or RALLY! for SNA Server
Version=6.10.000
Company=Attachmate Corp

Dialog Sequence Section

This section lists all dialog boxes in order of their appearance if the setup runs in a normal mode. The exact content and order will vary.

[DlgOrder]
Dlg0=SdBitmap-0
Dlg1=SdLicense-0
Dlg2=SdRegisterUser-0
Dlg3=SdDisplayTopics-0
Dlg4=SdAskDestPath-0
Dlg5=SetupType-0
Dlg6=SdComponentDialog2-0
Dlg7=SdComponentMult-0
Dlg8=SdComponentMult-1
Dlg9=SdComponentMult-2
Dlg10=SdComponentMult-3
Dlg11=SdStartCopy-0
Dlg12=Welcome-0
Dlg13=MessageBox-0
Count=14

The last item in this section, "Count=" should always reflect the total number of dialogs listed in a particular mode. The number always starts with Dlg0. If you alter NETSETUP.ISS and dialogs are added or removed, make sure that you update this total count.

Note: The order of the dialogs in the Dialog Data Section (described next) must match the order listed in the Dialog Sequence Section. If they do not match, an error will occur.

Dialog Data Section

This section contains the selections within each dialog box. Some dialog data should not be edited, but some parameters can be changed. Refer to the following:

[SdBitmap-0]
Result=1

[SdLicense-0]
Result=1

[SdRegisterUser-0]
szName=user_name	;user_name and company_name
szCompany=company_name	; will be used to register the
Result=1	; product. Substitute with
; the appropriate information.

[SdDisplayTopics-0]
Result=1

[SdAskDestPath-0]
Result=1
szDir=C:path	;Substitute with the
;correct path, if necessary.

[SetupType-0]
szDir=C:path	;Substitute with the
;correct path, if necessary.
Result=303	;(303 indicates Custom install.)

[SdComponentDialog2-0]
Result=1
Component-type=string
Component-count=4	;This value will vary with each product.
Component-0=IBM Mainframe
Component-1=IBM AS/400 Midrange
Component-2=VAX/VMS, UNIX, or asynchronous host
Component-3=APPN Node (APPC, CPI-C, CSV)

The SdComponentDialog2 section determines which host type is installed. If you clear a host type (delete it from the response file), the Component count item must be changed to reflect the total number of host types, and the Component number item sequencing must be adjusted (unless the last host type is the only one eliminated). For example, if you clear AS/400, the SdComponentDialog2 section should look like this:

Example:
[SdComponentDialog2-0]
Result=1
Component-type=string
Component-count=3
Component-0=IBM Mainframe
Component-1=VAX/VMS, UNIX, or asynchronous host
Component-2=APPN Node (APPC, CPI-C, CSV)

[SdComponentMult-0]
Component-type=string
Component-count=2
Component-0=Connection
Component-1=File transfer
Connection-type=string
Connection-count=15	;1 for RALLY! for SNA Server
Connection-0=IrmaLAN for NETBIOS
Connection-1=IrmaLAN for NetWare
Connection-2=IrmaLAN for VINES
Connection-3=MS SNA Server
Connection-4=MultiSession COAX
Connection-5=LAN Attached (802.2)
Connection-6=Remote (SDLC)
Connection-7=NetWare SAA-IPX/SPX
Connection-8=NetWare SAA-TCP/IP
Connection-9=ZIP! SNA-IPX/SPX
Connection-10=ZIP! SNA-TCP/IP
Connection-11=ZIP! SNA-NETBEUI
Connection-12=TN3270
Connection-13=IBM CICS
Connection-14=Cisco NCIA Direct Connect
File transfer-type=string
File transfer-count=3
File transfer-0=IND$File
File transfer-1=FT Express
File transfer-2=FTP
Result=1

"Connection-count=15" reflects the total number of custom options selected in the dialog box. If any item is removed, this number must be updated. This is also true for "File transfer-count=3". If any items are removed, the order sequencing must be adjusted.

If either "Component-0=Connection" or "Component-1=File transfer" is removed, change "Component-count=" to "1". (Note that you cannot remove both Connection and File Transfer.) If you do not want toselect any IBM Mainframe options, remove the host from the SdComponentDialog2-0 section.

[SdComponentMult-1]
Component-type=string
Component-count=2
Component-0=Connection
Component-1=File transfer
Connection-type=string
Connection-count=2
Connection-0=NS/Router
Connection-1=TN5250
File transfer-type=string
File transfer-count=2
File transfer-0=5250 File Transfer
File transfer-1=FTP
Result=1

[SdComponentMult-2]
Component-type=string
Component-count=2
Component-0=Connection
Component-1=File transfer
Connection-type=string
Connection-count=4
Connection-0=Telnet
Connection-1=Modem
Connection-2=Direct Connection
Connection-3=LAT
File transfer-type=string
File transfer-count=3
File transfer-0=Kermit
File transfer-1=ZModem
File transfer-2=FTP
Result=1

[SdComponentMult-3]
Component-type=string
Component-count=1
Component-0=API Options
API Options-type=string
API Options-count=9
API Options-0=ATM HLLAPI (16 bit)
API Options-1=ATM HLLAPI (32 bit)
API Options-2=EAL (16 bit)
API Options-3=EAL (32 bit)
API Options-4=EHLLAPI (16 bit)
API Options-5=EHLLAPI (32 bit)
API Options-6=WinHLLAPI (16 bit)
API Options-7=WinHLLAPI (32 bit)
API Options-8=DOS HLLAPI Redirector
Result=1

[SdStartCopy-0]
Result=1

[Welcome-0]
Result=1

[MessageBox-0]
Result=1


The SETUP95.ISS Response File Template

Following is a section-by-section explanation of the contents of this .ISS file and instructions about how to modify it for a particular silent setup mode.

Note: EDIT ONLY THOSE LINES OR SECTIONS THAT APPEAR IN GREEN! Click green text with a dotted underline to display a pop-up with product-specific information.

Header Section

This section is required for every response file, and is internal to the setup program.

[InstallSHIELD Silent]
Version=v3.00.000
File=Response File

[Application]
Name=Application_name	;will be EXTRA! Personal Client,
; EXTRA! Office Client,
; EXTRA! for Windows 95,
; EXTRA! for Windows NT,
; EXTRA! for NetWare,
; EXTRA! for SNA Server,
; or RALLY! for SNA Server
Version=6.10.000
Company=Attachmate Corp

Dialog Sequence Section

This section lists all dialog boxes in order of their appearance if the setup runs in a normal mode. The exact content and order will vary.

[DlgOrder]
Dlg0=SdBitmap-0
Dlg1=SdLicense-0
Dlg2=SdRegisterUser-0
Dlg3=SdDisplayTopics-0
Dlg4=SdAskDestPath-0
Dlg5=SetupType-0
Dlg6=SdComponentDialog2-0
Dlg7=SdComponentMult-0
Dlg8=SdComponentMult-1
Dlg9=SdComponentMult-2
Dlg10=SdComponentMult-3
Dlg11=SdAskOptions-0
Dlg12=SdSelectFolder-0
Dlg13=AskOptions-0
Dlg14=SdAskOptions-1
Dlg15=SdStartCopy-0
Dlg16=Welcome-0
Dlg17=MessageBox-0
Count=18

The last item in this section, "Count=" should always reflect the total number of dialogs listed in a particular mode. The number always starts with Dlg0. If you alter SETUP95.ISS and dialogs are added or removed, make sure that you update this total count.

Note: The order of the dialogs in the Dialog Data Section (described next) must match the order listed in the Dialog Sequence Section. If they do not match, an error will occur.

Dialog Data Section

This section contains the selections within each dialog box. Some dialog data should not be edited, but some parameters can be changed. Refer to the following:

[SdBitmap-0]
Result=1

[SdLicense-0]
Result=1

[SdRegisterUser-0]
szName=user_name	;user_name and company_name
szCompany=company_name	; will be used to register the
Result=1	; product. Substitute with
; the appropriate information.

[SdDisplayTopics-0]
Result=1

[SdAskDestPath-0]
Result=1
szDir=C:path	;Substitute with the
;correct path, if necessary.

[SetupType-0]
szDir=C:path	;Substitute with the
;correct path, if necessary.
Result=303	;(303 indicates Custom install.)

[SdComponentDialog2-0]
Result=1
Component-type=string
Component-count=4	;This value will vary with each product.
Component-0=IBM Mainframe
Component-1=IBM AS/400 Midrange
Component-2=VAX/VMS, UNIX, or asynchronous host
Component-3=APPN Node (APPC, CPI-C, CSV)

The SdComponentDialog2 section determines which host type is installed. If you clear a host type (delete it from the response file), the Component count item must be changed to reflect the total number of host types, and the Component number item sequencing must be adjusted (unless the last host type is the only one eliminated). For example, if you clear AS/400, the SdComponentDialog2 section should look like this:

Example:
[SdComponentDialog2-0]
Result=1
Component-type=string
Component-count=3
Component-0=IBM Mainframe
Component-1=VAX/VMS, UNIX, or asynchronous host
Component-2=APPN Node (APPC, CPI-C, CSV)

[SdComponentMult-0]
Component-type=string
Component-count=2
Component-0=Connection
Component-1=File transfer
Connection-type=string
Connection-count=15	;1 for RALLY! for SNA Server
Connection-0=IrmaLAN for NETBIOS
Connection-1=IrmaLAN for NetWare
Connection-2=IrmaLAN for VINES
Connection-3=MS SNA Server
Connection-4=MultiSession COAX
Connection-5=LAN Attached (802.2)
Connection-6=Remote (SDLC)
Connection-7=NetWare SAA-IPX/SPX
Connection-8=NetWare SAA-TCP/IP
Connection-9=ZIP! SNA-IPX/SPX
Connection-10=ZIP! SNA-TCP/IP
Connection-11=ZIP! SNA-NETBEUI
Connection-12=TN3270
Connection-13=IBM CICS
Connection-14=Cisco NCIA Direct Connect
File transfer-type=string
File transfer-count=3
File transfer-0=IND$File
File transfer-1=FT Express
File transfer-2=FTP
Result=1

"Connection-count=15" reflects the total number of custom options selected in the dialog box. If any item is removed, this number must be updated. This is also true for "File transfer-count=3". If any items are removed, the order sequencing must be adjusted.

If either "Component-0=Connection" or "Component-1=File transfer" is removed, change "Component-count=" to "1". (Note that you cannot remove both Connection and File Transfer.) If you do not want toselect any IBM Mainframe options, remove the host from the SdComponentDialog2-0 section.

[SdComponentMult-1]
Component-type=string
Component-count=2
Component-0=Connection
Component-1=File transfer
Connection-type=string
Connection-count=2
Connection-0=NS/Router
Connection-1=TN5250
File transfer-type=string
File transfer-count=2
File transfer-0=5250 File Transfer
File transfer-1=FTP
Result=1

[SdComponentMult-2]
Component-type=string
Component-count=2
Component-0=Connection
Component-1=File transfer
Connection-type=string
Connection-count=4
Connection-0=Telnet
Connection-1=Modem
Connection-2=Direct Connection
Connection-3=LAT
File transfer-type=string
File transfer-count=3
File transfer-0=Kermit
File transfer-1=ZModem
File transfer-2=FTP
Result=1

[SdComponentMult-3]
Component-type=string
Component-count=1
Component-0=API Options
API Options-type=string
API Options-count=9
API Options-0=ATM HLLAPI (16 bit)
API Options-1=ATM HLLAPI (32 bit)
API Options-2=EAL (16 bit)
API Options-3=EAL (32 bit)
API Options-4=EHLLAPI (16 bit)
API Options-5=EHLLAPI (32 bit)
API Options-6=WinHLLAPI (16 bit)
API Options-7=WinHLLAPI (32 bit)
API Options-8=DOS HLLAPI Redirector
Result=1

[SdAskOptions-0]
Component-type=string
Component-count=1
Component-0=M&odify my path statement.
Result=1

Remove the SdAskOptions-0 section if both the API/HLLAPI section (SdComponentMult-1 or SdComponentMult-3, depending on the product) and APPN Node option of section SdComponentDialog2-0 are removed.

If you do not want the installation program to change the path statement, in the SdAskOptions-0 section above, change the "Component-0" string to "Do not &make the change now. I will make it myself."

[SdSelectFolder-0]
Result=1
szFolder=Application_name	;Application_name will vary
; with each product.

The SdSelectFolder-0 section defines the name of Folder/Group Box. Replace the text string after szFolder= with your preferred Folder name. Do not use parentheses in the name text.

[AskOptions-0]
Sel-0=1
Result=1

The AskOptions-0 section bypasses the Migration Wizard in an "all host" installation. Do not edit or remove this section.

[SdAskOptions-1]
Component-type=string
Component-count=1
Component-0=Create &Attachmate forum icon
Result=1

The SdAskOptions-1 section determines whether the Attachmate Forum for MSN Icon should be created on Windows 95 systems. If you do not want to create the icon, replace the text string after Component-0= with "Do not &create Attachmate forum icon".

[SdStartCopy-0]
Result=1

[Welcome-0]
Result=1

[MessageBox-0]
Result=1


The CLIENTNT.ISS Response File Template

Following is a section-by-section explanation of the contents of this .ISS file and instructions about how to modify it for a particular silent setup mode.

Note: EDIT ONLY THOSE LINES OR SECTIONS THAT APPEAR IN GREEN! Click green text with a dotted underline to display a pop-up with product-specific information.

Header Section

This section is required for every response file, and is internal to the setup program.

[InstallSHIELD Silent]
Version=v3.00.000
File=Response File

[Application]
Name=Application_name	;will be EXTRA! Personal Client,
; EXTRA! Office Client,
; EXTRA! for Windows 95,
; EXTRA! for Windows NT,
; EXTRA! for NetWare,
; EXTRA! for SNA Server,
; or RALLY! for SNA Server
Version=6.10.000
Company=Attachmate Corp

Dialog Sequence Section

This section lists all dialog boxes in order of their appearance if the setup runs in a normal mode. The exact content and order will vary.

[DlgOrder]
Dlg0=SdBitmap-0
Dlg1=SdLicense-0
Dlg2=SdRegisterUser-0
Dlg3=SdDisplayTopics-0
Dlg4=SdAskDestPath-0
Dlg5=SdStartCopy-0
Dlg6=Welcome-0
Dlg7=MessageBox-0
Count=8

The last item in this section, "Count=" should always reflect the total number of dialogs listed in a particular mode. The number always starts with Dlg0. If you alter CLIENTNT.ISS and dialogs are added or removed, make sure that you update this total count.

Note: The order of the dialogs in the Dialog Data Section (described next) must match the order listed in the Dialog Sequence Section. If they do not match, an error will occur.

Dialog Data Section

This section contains the selections within each dialog box. Some dialog data should not be edited, but some parameters can be changed. Refer to the following:

[SdBitmap-0]
Result=1

[SdLicense-0]
Result=1

[SdRegisterUser-0]
szName=user_name	;user_name and company_name
szCompany=company_name	; will be used to register the
Result=1	; product. Substitute with
; the appropriate information.

[SdDisplayTopics-0]
Result=1

[SdAskDestPath-0]
Result=1
szDir=C:path	;Substitute with the
;correct path, if necessary.

[SdStartCopy-0]
Result=1

[Welcome-0]
Result=1

[MessageBox-0]
Result=1


The CLIENT95.ISS Response File Template

Following is a section-by-section explanation of the contents of this .ISS file and instructions about how to modify it for a particular silent setup mode.

Note: EDIT ONLY THOSE LINES OR SECTIONS THAT APPEAR IN GREEN! Click green text with a dotted underline to display a pop-up with product-specific information.

Header Section

This section is required for every response file, and is internal to the setup program.

[InstallSHIELD Silent]
Version=v3.00.000
File=Response File

[Application]
Name=Application_name	;will be EXTRA! Personal Client,
; EXTRA! Office Client,
; EXTRA! for Windows 95,
; EXTRA! for Windows NT,
; EXTRA! for NetWare,
; EXTRA! for SNA Server,
; or RALLY! for SNA Server
Version=6.10.000
Company=Attachmate Corp

Dialog Sequence Section

This section lists all dialog boxes in order of their appearance if the setup runs in a normal mode. The exact content and order will vary.

[DlgOrder]
Dlg0=SdBitmap-0
Dlg1=SdLicense-0
Dlg2=SdRegisterUser-0
Dlg3=SdDisplayTopics-0
Dlg4=SdAskDestPath-0
Dlg5-SdAskOptions-0
Dlg6=SdStartCopy-0
Dlg7=Welcome-0
Dlg8=MessageBox-0
Count=9

The last item in this section, "Count=" should always reflect the total number of dialogs listed in a particular mode. The number always starts with Dlg0. If you alter CLIENT95.ISS and dialogs are added or removed, make sure that you update this total count.

Note: The order of the dialogs in the Dialog Data Section (described next) must match the order listed in the Dialog Sequence Section. If they do not match, an error will occur.

Dialog Data Section

This section contains the selections within each dialog box. Some dialog data should not be edited, but some parameters can be changed. Refer to the following:

[SdBitmap-0]
Result=1

[SdLicense-0]
Result=1

[SdRegisterUser-0]
szName=user_name	;user_name and company_name
szCompany=company_name	; will be used to register the
Result=1	; product. Substitute with
; the appropriate information.

[SdDisplayTopics-0]
Result=1

[SdAskDestPath-0]
Result=1
szDir=C:path	;Substitute with the
;correct path, if necessary.

[SdAskOptions-1]
Component-type=string
Component-count=1
Component-0=Create &Attachmate forum icon
Result=1

The SdAskOptions-0 section determines whether the Attachmate Forum for MSN Icon should be created on Windows 95 systems. If you do not want to create the icon, replace the text string after Component-0= with "Do not &create Attachmate forum icon".

[SdStartCopy-0]
Result=1

[Welcome-0]
Result=1

[MessageBox-0]
Result=1


Silent Mode Installation Log File

After you have chosen and (optionally) edited your response file, you are ready to run the EXTRA! installation in silent mode. When running an installation in silent mode, remember that no messages will be displayed. Instead, a log file named SETUP.LOG captures installation information, including whether the installation was successful.

Open SETUP.LOG in a text editor to view the log information generated from the last silent mode installation procedure.

A successful installation generates a SETUP.LOG file that looks like this:

[InstallShield Silent]
Version=v3.00.000
File=Log File

[Application]
Name=EXTRA! Personal Client
Version=6.1
Company=Attachmate

[ResponseResult]
ResultCode=0

The last section, ResponseResult, ResultCode=0 indicates that no errors occurred.

If errors did occur, ResultCode will present a negative number. The three most common errors are described below:

Error during setup procedure

This indicates that an error has occurred during the setup that resulted in the display of an error message box. Frequently this is caused by insufficient disk space on the target or the destination, or there is not enough temporary directory space.

Your SETUP.LOG file might look like this:

[ResponseResult]
ResultCode=-12
Section=MessageBox-0
Key=
Type=0

Response file error

This indicates that an error in the response caused the setup procedure to stop. The "Section" text string indicates the section of the .ISS file in which the error occurred.

Note that the order of the dialogs in the Dialog Data section must match the order listed in the Dialog Sequence section. If they do not match, this error will occur.

Your SETUP.LOG file might look like this:

[ResponseResult]
ResultCode=-3
Section=SdAskOptions-0
Key=Result
Type=2

Log file does not indicate that an error occurred, but SETUP procedure failed

If there is no error in the log file, but the SETUP procedure failed to install or skipped certain parts of the option selections, the flags for a particular option are not set correctly. For example, if you intend to turn off the MSN Icon option, but forgot to change the text string to reflect that change, the icon will still be installed. Double check the response file to make sure that the option flags are set correctly.


Systems Management Server Considerations
Microsoft Systems Management Server Considerations

Combining EXTRA! Silent Mode installation with Microsoft Systems Management Server (SMS) is another method you can use to automate installation and setup of EXTRA! across the enterprise.

In addition to the response file required for silent mode setup, Microsoft SMS uses a package definition file (.PDF) and returns a management information file (.MIF). The package definition file (ATTM_SMS.PDF) is supplied on the EXTRA! distribution media and should be used as is, without editing. The .MIF file, which indicates SETUP success or failure, is generated automatically by the SETUP program at completion and placed in the \WINDOWS directory. Read this file using a text editor like Windows Notepad.

Choose the How To... button above for detailed information about SETUP command line options and switches including -sms, the Systems Management Server switch.

For details on using Microsoft SMS, please refer to the Microsoft SMS documentation.


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Trademarks

Attachmate and EXTRA! are registered trademarks, and RALLY! is a trademark of Attachmate Corporation.

AS/400 and SAA are registered trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation.

Banyan and VINES are registered trademarks of Banyan Systems Inc.

Courier is a registered trademark of Smith-Corona Corporation.

DEC, VAX, and VMS are registered trademarks of Digital Equipment Corporation.

Distinct is a registered trademark and Distinct TCP/IP is a trademark of Distinct Corporation.

FTP Software and PC/TCP are registered trademarks of FTP Software Inc.

Helvetica and Times Roman are registered trademarks of Linotype AG and/or its subsidiaries.

LAN WorkPlace, Novell, and NetWare are registered trademarks, and IPX is a trademark of Novell Inc.

Microsoft is a registered trademark, and Back Office, Windows NT, and Windows 95 are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

NS/Router is a registered trademark of NetSoft.

All other trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners.