You can install CLO software without a GUI using the commands described below. This is convenient when installing CLO software in an environment with multiple PCs, such as a school or company.
Windows
1 Search for Command Prompt (CMD) in Windows Search and run it as administrator.
2 Enter the following into the Command Prompt:
CLO_Network_OnlineAuth_7_2_116_Installer_x64.exe /S /USERNAME=<Windows Login ID> /D=<CLO install path>
eg) CLO_Network_OnlineAuth_7_2_116_Installer_x64.exe /S /USERNAME=johndoe /D=C:\Program Files\CLO Network OnlineAuth_7.2.116
- Enter the above command in the path where the CLO installer is saved.
- USERNAME is the user name you see when you log in to Windows.
- Depending on your Windows login permissions, a User Account Control warning window may appear. If you see a UAC warning, click Yes to continue the installation.
macOS
1 Download the attached script file.
2 Run Terminal.app on your Mac.
3 Enter the following into the Terminal:
sh install_clo_dmg.sh /Users/<username>/downloads/CLO_Network_OnlineAuth_7_2_116_Installer.dmg CLO_Standalone_OnlineAuth.app
eg) sh install_clo_dmg.sh /Users/johndoe/downloads/CLO_Network_OnlineAuth_7_2_116_Installer.dmg CLO_Network_OnlineAuth.app
- USERNAME is the user name you see when you log in to Mac.
For macOS, the App name you must enter varies depending on the type of CLO product you want to install. Please check the product name carefully before entering it.
- CLO_Network_OnlineAuth
- CLO_Network
- CLO_Standalone_OnlineAuth
- CLO_Standalone
Comments
What is the purpose of the /USERNAME parameter? In a silent deployment scenario, the package will typically be installed as the system admin account (who won't actually run use the software). It will then be used by a number of different end users. Typically, this type of installation is done with an ALLUSERS parameter so the software is available to all.