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System Install

  • An account with administrative privileges.
  • Possible reboot: a reboot is required if the Windows Installer service is not installed, a version of the Windows Installer prior to 3.1.4000.1823 is installed, or if required files are in use at the time of the installation.
  • TCP/IP.
  • About 325 megabytes of disk space.

User Mode Install

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<li> Administrative authority to execute the installation. 
<li> Network connectivity via TCP/IP. 
<li> About 120 MB available disk space. 
<li> Interactive access to the Windows system (command line support will be provided in an upcoming release). 
<li> Microsoft Visual C++ 14 Runtime
<li> Microsoft Universal C Runtime
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The Universal Agent User Mode install does not provide the required Microsoft runtimes. If either of these do not exist, the install will issue an error and stop without installing any files. Both runtimes are available as redistributable packages from Microsoft. The Universal C Runtime is built into Windows 10, Server 2016, and Server 2019. It is available via a Microsoft update for Windows Server 2012 and Windows Server 20102 R2.

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Step 1

Download the appropriate Universal Agent 7.2.x for Windows product distribution file to your work station:
 
System Install

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<li> <b><code>sb-7.2.x.<level>-windows-x64.exe</code></b>, the Universal Agent for Windows System Install distribution file (for supported 64-bit versions of Windows only). 
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User Mode Install

  • sb-7.2.MOD.LEVEL-windows-x64-um.exe, the Universal Agent for Windows User Mode Install distribution file (for supported 64-bit versions of Windows only).

Step 2

Execute the distribution file to extract the files. The installation starts after the files are extracted. It first will verify that your machine meets the minimum system requirements. If the requirements are met, a Welcome dialog displays.

Step 3

Click the <Next> button. A list of Universal Agent components included in the package then displays. A drive icon displays next to each item in the list, indicating that the component will be installed. The Install To: field identifies the location where the components will be installed.

  • If you want to select a different location, click the <Change...> button.
  • If you want to check the amount of disk space required for the installation, and the amount of available disk space on the selected directory, click the <Space> button.
  • If you do not want to install a component:
    1. Click the drive icon next to that component name.
    2. From the drop-down list that displays, select the X icon to mark the component as one not to be installed.

Step 4

When you have selected the components (and their installation destinations) that you want to install, click the <Next> button to continue the installation process. Depending on the components selected, the installation may prompt for additional values, such as working folders for Server components. Follow the directions provided with each dialog to complete the installation.

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The following is a sample Universal Command Manager for Windows product license file:

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License_Product "AGENT"
License_Customer "STONEBRANCH"
License_OS_Type "NT"
License_Type "PERPETUAL"
License_Expiration_Date 2030.12.31          YYYY.MM.DD
License_NT_Servers 100
License_UNIX_Servers 100
License_OS400_Servers 10000
License_OS390_Servers 10000
License_Tandem_Servers 10000
License_OS390_Unix_Servers 10000
License_Key ABCD-1234-EFGH-5678-IJKL-MNOP-9999
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Universal Data Mover Manager License File

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The following is a sample Universal Data Mover Manager for Windows product license file:

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License_Product "MFT"
License_Customer "STONEBRANCH"
License_OS_Type "NT"
License_Type "PERPETUAL"
License_Expiration_Date 2030.12.31          YYYY.MM.DD
License_NT_Servers 100
License_UNIX_Servers 100
License_OS400_Servers 10000
License_OS390_Servers 10000
License_OS390_Unix_Servers 10000
License_Key ABCD-1234-EFGH-5678-IJKL-MNOP-9999
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Licensing Methods

Universal Agent 7.2.x for Windows components can be configured with product licenses either by:

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The command line syntax for executing Universal Command for Windows is:

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ucmd -cmd command | -script file -host hostlist -encryptedfile filename [additional options]
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Executing a Universal Data Mover Job

The command line syntax for executing Universal Data Mover for Windows is:

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udm 
open [primary={*| local | host-name} [optional parameters]] secondary=host-name [optional parameters]
UDM command {required parameters} [optional parameters]
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Running a System Query

Use the Universal Query utility to query the Universal Broker for Broker-related and active component-related information. Universal Query returns information for the Universal Broker, as specified by configuration options on the command line or in a configuration file, as well as information regarding the components managed by Universal Broker.

The command line syntax for executing Universal Query for Windows is:

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uquery -host hostaddress [additional options]
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