Silently installing Portal for ArcGIS on Linux

The steps below will guide you through the Portal for ArcGIS silent installation process.

How to prepare to install Portal for ArcGIS

  1. Verify that your site meets the minimum system requirements. For more information, see system requirements.
  2. Log in to your machine as a user with administrative privileges. You cannot install Portal for ArcGIS as a root user.
  3. Open the ports as described in Ports used by Portal for ArcGIS.
  4. Close all noncritical applications on your server.
  5. Browse to the downloaded folder containing the Portal for ArcGIS setup or insert the Portal for ArcGIS media into the appropriate drive to automatically launch the setup program.

You are now ready to proceed with the Portal for ArcGIS installation.

Installing Portal for ArcGIS silently on Linux

  1. Before beginning the installation, read the license agreement located at <CD_ROOT or untar directory>/Documentation/EULA.pdf and accept the terms.
  2. Run the setup silently at the prompt. See sample syntax below:

    <CD_ROOT or untar directory>/Setup -m silent -l yes

    Usage: Setup [Options]

    Options

    Descriptions

    -m; --mode MODE

    Optional. Defaults to GUI.

    MODE is one of the following: silent, console, or gui.

    -l; --license-agreement CHOICE

    Required for silent mode. CHOICE is either Yes or No.

    Yes indicates that you have read and agreed to the Esri License Agreement (E204, E300). Visit esri.com/legal/software-license.html to read the license agreement.

    -a; --authorization-file FULL_PATH_TO_AUTHORIZATION_FILE

    Optional. If this option is not used, you will need to authorize the software after installation. FULL_PATH_TO_AUTHORIZATION_FILE is the full, absolute path to an .ecp or .prvc file provided by Esri.

    FULL_PATH_TO_AUTHORIZATION_FILE Examples:

    --authorization-file /home/user/ArcGIS_Portal.ecp

    -a /data/auth_files/ArcGIS_Portal.prvc

    -d; --directory DIRECTORY

    Optional. By default, Portal for ArcGIS will be installed in the user's $HOME directory. DIRECTORY specifies a different installation directory.

    The path /arcgis/portal will be appended to the installation directory.

    If you're pointing the setup to a previous installation directory, the content in that directory will automatically be used in the new installation. Content from installations prior to version 10.2 are not supported.

    -v; --verbose

    Installer runs in verbose mode.

    -h; --help

    Displays command line help and exits.

    -e; --examples

    Displays usage examples of these options and exits.

12/13/2013