How do I do a silent install, must I get the LogMeIn Central ?

Hello, yes it is possible just use this cmd line

msiexec.exe /i LogMeIn.msi /quiet FQDNDESC=0 INSTALLMETHOD=5​​ LMIDESCRIPTION="NAME-OF-YOU-COMPUTER" LMIACCESSCODE=passwordtoaccess DEPLOYID=XXX 

LMIDescription is the name on how you wil find the computer in Central under computers list

LMIAccesscode is the computer code that will be used to access the computer when you try to connect, if you do nt add the LMIaccesscode then you will must use credentials of the remote pc

create deployment links and use them for the DELPLOYID

I hope it helps you I has been using this to install more than 10,000 LMI computers

BR

Mario Aguado

I have found the post where in the past it was possible to install the logmein deployment msi file as a silent install and include the access code. I am not able to find anything newer on this topic. Is it possible to install the logmein msi file and include the access code with it? I am trying to install it as part of out image deployment, this will allow us to have one less step at the end.

Thanks,

To perform a silent installation connected into your LMI account:

msiexec.exe /i LogMeIn.msi DEPLOYID=%YOUR-DEPLOYMENT-ID% INSTALLMETHOD=5 FQDNDESC=1 /QUIET

*Note: You will need to get the deployment ID from the "Deploy Installation Package" page of your LogMeIn Central account. This does NOT work on Windows 10 Build 1803, for that version of Windows, you cannot use any method of account auto-attach, instead download the generic installer from https://secure.logmein.com/logmein.msi and a silent install can be performed with:

msiexec.exe /i LogMeIn.msi INSTALLMETHOD=5 FQDNDESC=1 /qb

I did this, and you end up with a .cmd file and .msi file correct? . . .   shouldn't i just be able to double-click the cmd file and have it install the msi file in the same directory without any further interaction? . .  (That's what I'm trying to do anyway)

We have an msi file we need to install on mutiple endpoints with out intervention.   I've got a script which accesses the msi file on network share successfully.  However I need this LogMeIn msi file to automatically answer the 'next' and any prompts in the install process, so the application can automatically be installed.  

Does anyone have an example or direction on how to set up the msi file this way?

thanks

Hi Guys,

I was wondering is there any script to install Logmein through batch file silently.

Thanks,

Mohan

Here are the steps needed :

- Login to Central

- Go to deployement

- Create new set with the parameters you want

- Once the set is created, there is a scroll menu dploiement method.

- Choose batch and there you do (you still need an msi file thought)

Cheers, 

Would you be able to explain how you did it through the deployment batch command line. Thank you,

erlandday

We manage to do what we wanted using the deployement batch command line :)

Thx for the quick answer.