Pre-answer any confirmation questions with a 'yes' response so that this script can be run without user intervention. Inserts the role name in the generated configuration files. This option cannot be used in conjunction with the -noactive or -undo options.

By default, the files config.xml, xpass.xml, and resricted.cnf are written to the ConfigRoot or SERVERROOT/config/ directory. output CONFIG-FILE PASSWORD-FILE RESTRICTED-FILEĭirects the Unified Configuration file output to the designated files. o CONFIG-FILE PASSWORD-FILE RESTRICTED-FILE | This option cannot be used in conjunction with the -output or -undo options. The generated Unified Configuration files have the names config.xml, xpass.xml, and restricted.cnf, and are written to ConfigRoot. Location of ConfigRoot, determined from the location of this scriptĭoes not generate an active configuration and does not move the legacy configuration files to the ConfigRoot/legacy-config/ directory. The SERVERROOT/config/ path, if the SERVERROOT environment variable is defined The ConfigRoot environment variable, if defined The default to use is determined by the following: Reads the legacy configuration files from the specified directory. Inserts instance name in the generated configuration files. The restricted.cnf file must always be owned by root.

Ignores safety checks, enables running as non-root and permits overwriting of any pre-existing Unified Configuration files.Ĭaution: Using this option may result in a non-functioning configuration. Default is 64-bit when the installation type cannot be inferred from the SERVERROOT or ConfigRoot environment variables or from the location of this script. Installation is 32-bit ( -32) or 64-bit ( -64) Messaging Server. Table 41-2 Options for configtoxml Command Option

Msconfig from command prompt