Converting the Format of an Installation Package from EXE to MSI
This section describes how to use the Advanced Installer to convert the format of a software installation package from EXE to MSI on the AD server.
Procedure
- Download the SecoClient software installation package to the local AD server.
- For enterprise network users: log in to http://support.huawei.com/enterprise, choose , and select the correct software installation package.
- For carrier users: log in to http://support.huawei.com/carrier, choose , and select the correct software installation package.
- Download the Advanced Installer software to the local AD server, and install and operate it.
SecoClient software installation packages delivered by the AD server to user hosts in batches are in MSI format. You can use the Advanced Installer software to convert the format of the installation packages from EXE to MSI.
Multiple tools can deliver this function, and the Advanced Installer is described as an example.
- Create a project on the Advanced Installer.
Open the Advanced Installer software, choose Create Project.
, and click - Enter the product name and enterprise name in the dialog box displayed and click Next.
- Enter the project name, output path, and installation package name, and click Next.
- Click Add From Disk. The system prompts you to select the software installation package for which the format is to be converted.
- Complete settings as follows and click OK.
The S in /S of Silent (no UI) must be in upper-case format.
- Click Next.
- Select Silent installation and click Next.
- Click Finish.
- After the previous step is complete, you need to wait for at least 10 seconds for the system to undergo a compilation process. When the system displays the following information, click OK.
- Check whether the secoclient.msi file is generated under the specified project path.
- Create a shared folder that can be accessed by users in all domains on the AD server and place the secoclient.msi file in this folder.
In this example, the shared folder is named secoclient. Right-click the shared folder, select Properties, and remember the path of this folder for subsequent operations.