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Hi,
Is it possible to remotely and silently install the File Server Resource Manager on 2003 R2? I have approximately 200 servers of which 150+ were not built with R2 slipstreamed in, and we now need to enable FSRM as we have an issue with users storing iTunes on their server. I think I can package up the R2 install on SMS relatively easily, but I cannot seem to get the component installed. Can it be done with sysocmgr? I've had a go but it seems to install everything EXCEPT FSRM!! Thanks. |
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Anyone? :-)
"Scooby_Doo" wrote: > Hi, > > Is it possible to remotely and silently install the File Server Resource > Manager on 2003 R2? I have approximately 200 servers of which 150+ were not > built with R2 slipstreamed in, and we now need to enable FSRM as we have an > issue with users storing iTunes on their server. I think I can package up the > R2 install on SMS relatively easily, but I cannot seem to get the component > installed. > > Can it be done with sysocmgr? I've had a go but it seems to install > everything EXCEPT FSRM!! > > Thanks. |
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Seems to me that the SRM component (sysocmgr.exe) will do what you want.
"Scooby_Doo" wrote: > Anyone? :-) > > "Scooby_Doo" wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > Is it possible to remotely and silently install the File Server Resource > > Manager on 2003 R2? I have approximately 200 servers of which 150+ were not > > built with R2 slipstreamed in, and we now need to enable FSRM as we have an > > issue with users storing iTunes on their server. I think I can package up the > > R2 install on SMS relatively easily, but I cannot seem to get the component > > installed. > > > > Can it be done with sysocmgr? I've had a go but it seems to install > > everything EXCEPT FSRM!! > > > > Thanks. |
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That's just it - I've tried sysocmgr but it seems to install everything
(including the MMC snap in for FSRM) except the FSRM component itself. So sysocmgr.exe isn't working unless I'm doing something wrong! "PerF" wrote: > Seems to me that the SRM component (sysocmgr.exe) will do what you want. > > > "Scooby_Doo" wrote: > > > Anyone? :-) > > > > "Scooby_Doo" wrote: > > > > > Hi, > > > > > > Is it possible to remotely and silently install the File Server Resource > > > Manager on 2003 R2? I have approximately 200 servers of which 150+ were not > > > built with R2 slipstreamed in, and we now need to enable FSRM as we have an > > > issue with users storing iTunes on their server. I think I can package up the > > > R2 install on SMS relatively easily, but I cannot seem to get the component > > > installed. > > > > > > Can it be done with sysocmgr? I've had a go but it seems to install > > > everything EXCEPT FSRM!! > > > > > > Thanks. |
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Hi, I have the same problem. sysocmgr doesn´t work very well? How did you
solved the problem? Best Regards and thanks in advance! "Scooby_Doo" wrote: > That's just it - I've tried sysocmgr but it seems to install everything > (including the MMC snap in for FSRM) except the FSRM component itself. > > So sysocmgr.exe isn't working unless I'm doing something wrong! > > "PerF" wrote: > > > Seems to me that the SRM component (sysocmgr.exe) will do what you want. > > > > > > "Scooby_Doo" wrote: > > > > > Anyone? :-) > > > > > > "Scooby_Doo" wrote: > > > > > > > Hi, > > > > > > > > Is it possible to remotely and silently install the File Server Resource > > > > Manager on 2003 R2? I have approximately 200 servers of which 150+ were not > > > > built with R2 slipstreamed in, and we now need to enable FSRM as we have an > > > > issue with users storing iTunes on their server. I think I can package up the > > > > R2 install on SMS relatively easily, but I cannot seem to get the component > > > > installed. > > > > > > > > Can it be done with sysocmgr? I've had a go but it seems to install > > > > everything EXCEPT FSRM!! > > > > > > > > Thanks. |
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