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Installing Updates in Unattanded Mode

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    Veeam ONE Updates can be installed in the unattended mode.

    To install a Veeam ONE Update, perform the following steps:

    1. Download the Update installation archive.
    2. Install the Update on the Veeam ONE server.

    Step 2 is performed in the unattended mode. 

    Step 1. Download Update Installation Archive

    1. Download the installation archive for the Veeam ONE Update from https://www.veeam.com/updates.html.
    2. Extract the executable file from the downloaded archive.
    3. Save the extracted file locally on the backup server where you plan to install the update, or place it in a network shared folder.

    Step 2. Install Update

    To install the Veeam ONE Update, use the following command syntax:

    %patch% [/silent] [/noreboot] [VM_ONE_SERVICEPASSWORD="<service_password>"]

    The command has the following parameters:

    Option

    Parameter

    Required

    Description

    %patch%

    path

    Yes

    Specifies a path to the Update installation file on the Veeam ONE server or in a network shared folder.

    silent

    —

    Yes

    Sets the user interface level to “no”, which means no user interaction is needed during installation.

    noreboot

    —

    No

    Suppresses reboot if reboot is required during the Veeam ONE Update installation.

    VM_ONE_SERVICEPASSWORD

    password

    No

    This parameter must be used if you update Veeam ONE services.

    Specifies a password for the service account under which the Veeam ONE services run and that is used to access Veeam ONE database.

    Example: VM_ONE_SERVICEPASSWORD="p@ssw0rd"

    Example

    Suppose you want to install the Veeam ONE Update with the following options:

    The command to install the Veeam ONE Update will be the following:

    C:\Temp\VeeamONE_9.5.4.3801_Update4.exe /silent /noreboot VM_ONE_SERVICEPASSWORD="p@ssw0rd"

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