Performing silent Web Console installations
- Last Updated: November 12, 2025
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- Corticon
- Version 7.1
- Documentation
An unattended (silent) install requires that you first run an installation or updater in the installer wizard to capture the selected options, and then use the captured response file on other targets to 'playback' the responses into the installer without any user interaction.
To perform silent installations of Corticon Web Console:
- Run the Corticon Web Console installer with your preferred locations and
options to capture a response file, using the syntax
installer.exe -r filewhereinstalleris the preferred Studio installer, andfileis the response file you will reuse. For example,PROGRESS_CORTICON_7.1_WEBCONSOLE_WIN_64.exe -r C:\CorticonWebConsole_7.1.responses - On other target machines, access the Studio 7.1 installer executable and the response file.
- On those machines, run the installer using the syntax
installer.exe -i silent -f filewhereinstalleris the WebConsole installer, andfileis your response file. For example,PROGRESS_CORTICON_7.x_WEBCONSOLE_WIN_64.exe -i silent -f C:\CorticonWebConsole_7.1.responses.
Silent installations or updates for runtime components on Linux:
- Run the runtime component's Linux installer with your preferred locations
and options to capture a response file, using the syntax
installer.bin -r filewhereinstalleris the preferred Server installer, andfileis the response file you will reuse. For example:PROGRESS_CORTICON_7.1_WEBCONSOLE_LNX_64.bin -r /usr/corticon/WebConsole_71_LNX.responses - Then, on other target Linux machines, access the Web Console 7.1 installer binary and the response file.
- Run the installer using the syntax
installer.bin -i silent -f filewhereinstalleris the Web Console installer, andfileis your response file. For example:PROGRESS_CORTICON_7.1_WEBCONSOLE_LNX_64.bin -i silent -f /usr/corticon/WebConsole_71_LNX.responses