Hi @abonfim ,

In order to run a command line and install an Agent, please follow the next steps:

Navigate to Settings > Network Discovery > Downloads within your SysAid.
Click Download the SysAid MSI deploy package.
Extract the files to a location you want.
Open MS Orca, you can access the Orca download URL from HERE
From MS Orca, Select File > Open and open SysAidAgent.msi.
Select Transform > New Transform.
On the Tables pane, click Property. You should find the same parameters described above.
Modify the ACCOUNT, SERIAL and SERVERURL parameters, with the values in the Downloads page in SysAid. The ACCOUNT parameter corresponds to the Account Name field. Additionally you will have to add the RDS lines withing the Orca setup. You can do this by accessing the “property” tab on the left menu > A page with “Property” and “Value” will show up > right click on the page > add row > in the first prompt you will have to add the name “RDSNAME” > Ok > After “Ok” a new prompt will show to add the value, here add the name of the RDS as found in Settings > Network Discovery > RDS > Ok.

You will have to add one more row to set the rds url, in the first prompt after adding the row add RDSURL > in the second prompt you can add the url of the RDS as found in Settings > Network Discovery > RDS > Ok.

After the steps were done click on Transform > Generate transform.

Once the file will be generated you can open a CMD with admin rights and add the following command:

@Echo Off 

msiexec /i "c:\SysAidAgentx64_WIX.msi" TRANSFORMS="c:\MAN_SysAid_Installer_x64.mst"   /qn 

Have in mind that this command is silent MSI installation. If you do not want it to be silent, then remove the /qn at the end.

Use /qb to review a progress bar for the installation as it specifies there's a basic UI during the installation process.

If you need more help, have further questions, or just want to chat about this topic, please don't hesitate to reach out.

Thanks alexandru.bogdan

Problem solved.