HP Remote Graphics Software 6.0 User Guide

Usage
RGS command line options must be preceded by a /z flag and be enclosed in double quotes, with no
space before or after the opening double quote and no space before the closing double quote. If
using multiple commands, separate them with a single space. See the example below:
SenderSetup.exe /z"/autoinstall /agreetolicense"
If you need to include a double quote as part of a parameter (such as for a folder path), then you
should precede each of those double quotes with a backwards slash like in the following example:
SenderSetup.exe /z"/autoinstall /agreetolicense /folder=\"C:\Program Files
\Hewlett-Packard\Remote Graphics Sender\""
NOTE: Command line options intended for the MSI installer should precede the /z flag, be
separated by a space, and not be enclosed in quotes. MSI command line options should be used by
advanced users only. The only suggested option is /s, which hides prompts and dialogs.
Command line options
Table 3-2 RGS Sender installation command line options
Command Description
/autoinstall This option performs one of the following:
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Installs the RGS Sender if it is not currently installed.
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Updates the RGS Sender if a prior version is currently installed.
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Exits without changes if the version being installed is the same as the version
that is currently installed.
The RGS Sender will not be reinstalled if the version being installed is older than the
version currently installed.
/agreetolicense Use of this option indicates that the user agrees to the license for use of this software.
This option is required when doing an installation.
/autoremove Removes the RGS Sender.
/folder=\”<folder>\” Specifies the destination folder, default is C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\Remote
Graphics Sender.
/usb Enables Remote USB.
/remotemic Enables Remote Microphone.
/clipboard Enables Remote Clipboard.
/sso Enables Single Sign-on. Only one of /sso and /el can be used.
/el Enables Easy Login. Only one of /sso and /el can be used.
/gina=\”<filename>\” Specifies the chaining GINA module to use and can only be specified if /el is used.
The default is msgina.dll.
/rgslicenseserver=<port>@<host> The license to run the RGS Sender is acquired from a license server listening on the
specified port and host. The port and the trailing @ symbol are optional, in which case
the default port is used for the given host. Only one of /rgslicenseserver= or /
rgslicensefile= may be specified.
/rgslicensefile=\”<filename>\” The license to run the RGS Sender is acquired from the specified file. The filename
may be omitted by specifying the option as /rgslicensefile=, in which case the
RGS Sender will be installed without a license. The license file can be manually
copied to the installation folder at a later time. Only one of /rgslicenseserver= or /
Installing RGS on Windows 19