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The port on which the Tableau Services Manager (TSM) Coordination Service peer should run. For more information, see Tableau Services Manager Ports. If not included, defaults to a dynamically mapped port. The port on which the Tableau Services Manager (TSM) Coordination Service client should run. The port on which the Tableau Services Manager (TSM) Controller should run. The bootstrap file contains the configuration used by additional nodes.Įxample: /silent ACCEPTEULA=1 BOOTSTRAPFILE="C:\Users\tableauadmin\Downloads\bootstrap.json" Required when adding a node to a cluster.

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You plan to install Tableau Server in an air-gapped environmentįor more information, see Activate Tableau Server Using the Authorization-To-Run (ATR) Service (Link opens in a new window).

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You plan to activate Tableau Server offline.

You plan to install Tableau Server on a virtual machine or other non-persistent environment.

You plan to install Tableau Server in the cloud.

You plan to activate Tableau Server online.

This option is for new installs only, not upgrades. If not included when using /passive, /silent or /quiet, Setup fails silently.Īctivate Tableau Server using the authorization-to-run (ATR) service. 1 = true, accept the EULA, 0 = false, do not accept the EULA. Required for quiet, silent, and passive install on both initial and additional nodes.

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If this switch is not used, the log file is written to %TEMP%.Īccept the End User License Agreement (EULA). If this switch is used but no log file name is specified, the switch is ignored and the file is written to %TEMP%. If this switch is used with a log file name but no path, the log file is written to a temporary location and deleted at the end of the installation. Use this switch with a path and log file name to make the log available after installation is complete. For more information, see What's New and Changed in Tableau Server. Note: The behavior when using the /log option changed starting in version 2021.2.0. Log information to the specified file and path. This is most likely when an earlier system restart was skipped, for example, during installation of other software. Note: In certain rare cases, a restart cannot be suppressed, even when this option is used. Run Setup without restarting Windows, even if a restart is necessary. Note: Use either /silent or /quiet, not both. Tableau Server does not start automatically when installed in /silent or /quiet mode. Run Setup in unattended, fully silent mode. Tableau Server does not start automatically when installed in /passive mode.

Run Setup with minimal UI and no prompts. If Tableau Server is already installed, Setup will assume the same location as the current installation. If no directory is specified on a fresh install, C:\Program Files\Tableau\Tableau Server is assumed. Run Setup to either install, repair, or uninstall Tableau Server, or with /layout, create a complete local copy of the installation bundle in the directory specified.ĭefault is to install, displaying UI and all prompts. install | /repair | /uninstall | /layout " " If you are upgrading to version 2019.4.0 or later and have been using install switches in earlier versions, see Changes to Command Line Install Options for Tableau Server Setup for details on specific changes. If you are installing an earlier version of Tableau Server and need information about command line options, see Install Switches for Tableau Server (2019.3 and earlier) (Link opens in a new window) in the 2019.3 Server Administrator Guide. The switches and properties below only apply for version 2019.4.0 and later.

Note: Beginning with version 2019.4.0, the Tableau Server Setup program is new.

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You can use the following installer switches when installing Tableau Server on Windows from the command line.