The Registration Wizard in the latest released versions of vSpace 4 and vSpace 6 software can be run silently from the command line to allow unattended vSpace registrations.
To perform automated software license and devices registration, invoke the KMREGWIZ.EXE from the command line using the following syntax:
>KMREGWIZ.EXE ini-file.ini
The format of the ini-file.ini file is:
[User Data]
Name=John Smith
Company=NComputing Inc.
Country=United States of America
Address=1 Lagoon Drive, Suite 110
City=Redwood City
Province=CA
Zip=94065
Email=jsmith@ncomputing.com
Phone=1-650-594-5800
Reseller=NComputing
Type of use= Acceptable entries for the “Type of use” field are:
Escola (ensinos fundamental e médio)
Faculdade/Universidade
Escritório
Manufatura
Inserção de dados
Public Access (internet café, etc.)
Venda (POS)
Saúde
Call Center
Biblioteca
Non-profit (church…)
Início
Outros
;[HTTPS Proxy Server]
;IP address=nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn
;Port=8080
[Options]
Background activation=yes
OBSERVAÇÃO: All fields in [User Data] are required and the other sections are optional. You can comment-out a section by using a semicolon as the first character of the line (as shown in the above example ini-file.txt file.).
OBSERVAÇÃO: If you are not using a proxy server, DO NOT use the [HTTPS Proxy Server] section. In some instances, adding proxy server data, when one is not in use, will cause registration to fail.
KMREGWIZ.EXE returns an internal %ERRORLEVEL% environment variable containing the results of the
registration process. The possible returned values and their meanings are:
0 – registration completed successfully
1 – registration failed because errors were encountered in account privileges or the .ini file. See details written to the system’s NComputing event log.
2 – failed to register customer data and activate server software
3 – failed to activate one or more devices.
