Deploying the Customized Installation
Custom Installer Packages
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msiexec /i <folder of FortiClient.msi>\FortiClient.msi
FMGRENABLED=1 FMGRTRUSTEDIPS=<FortiClientManager IP>
REINSTALL=ALL REINSTALLMODE=vomus
• Install FortiClient on a computer which is behind a NAT device
msiexec /i <folder of FortiClient.msi>\FortiClient.msi
FMGRENABLED=1 FMGRIP=<FortiClientManager IP>
FMGRENABLEDISCOVER=1
• Upgrade FortiClient on a computer which is behind a NAT device
msiexec /i <folder of FortiClient.msi>\FortiClient.msi
FMGRENABLED=1 FMGRIP=<FortiClientManager IP> REINSTALL=ALL
REINSTALLMODE=vomus FMGRENABLEDISCOVER=1
Specifying install log file
When installing using the MSI file, the install does not create the install log automatically.
For an MSI installation to produce a log, add the following option to the command line:
/L*v <filepath>
For example:
msiexec /i FortiClient.msi /L*v %temp%\logfile.txt
Alternatively, you can install the appropriate logging active directory group policies.
Language transforms
The MST files that ship with the baseline FortiClient package are the English, Japanese
and Simplified Chinese language transforms for the installer user interface:
• 1033.mst = US English
• 1041.mst = Japanese
• 2052.mst = Simplified Chinese
• 1028.mst = Traditional Chinese
Specifying multiple transforms on the command line
You can specify multiple transforms on the command line. Separate each transform with a
semicolon. For example:
msiexec /i <path to package>FortiClient.msi
TRANSFORMS=custom4.0.mst;2052.mst
Deploying the Customized Installation
Endpoint NAC (FortiGate) distribution
You can use the FortiGate’s Web Config to manage the version of FortiClient (endpoint
control) running on multiple computers. See
“Enforcing use of FortiClient software” on
page 29
for more information.
You can also update the FTP/HTTP replacement message on the FortiGate so that the
location of the custom installer on your network is shown in the message. Go to
System >
Config
to edit the replacement messages. See the
FortiGate Administration Guide
for
more information on replacement messages.
