![]() ![]() Msiexec /i “Synchronization service.msi” /L*v c:\temp\MIM_SyncService_Install.log Launch an elevated command prompt and run the following from the synchronization service folder in the CD (I’m using c:\temp for my temp folder): You can disable it later on once you’ve granted all the appropriate rights and what not and simple re-enable as needed.Ģ) Once you have the CD/ISO mounted, create a temp folder somewhere for logging information. I recommend a generic install account here that is an admin on the server in question. I mentioned this before, but there does seem to be some ties into the account that installs it. To start, I’m going to make a couple notes:ġ) Log on as the MIMInstall account. It’s worth noting that plenty of mistakes can be made here, so think and plan this one out carefully. You have the Synchronization service as well as the portal which covers the bulk of the MIM install. There’s essentially two components in play for the bulk of the installs. As you can see, there was quite a bit to accomplish to even start working on MIM.
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