OK, so I have a working solution that isn't great, but it works.įor my purposes, I need an installation that can be run by a software deployment service on a windows PC. VPNs are certainly more the staple of corporate users which is also where silent deployments are required. It seems like a logical requirement, given the nature of the software. Harder to believe is that the authors of the software didn't provide that out of the box. It's hard to believe no one has addressed making a silent installation for SoftEther VPN. Not so much - no responses to this question. This is something that has to be fixed in future releases. It makes widespread use of this project impossible.
I can't believe this fantastic project has an installer that has to be run interactively. If i get this working, I'll post it here. I've verified that I see an instance of vpncmgr.exe running in memory as SYSTEM, proving that vpncmgr.exe is started before the failing commands are attempted.ĭoes anyone have any idea what can be done to make VPN NIC?ĭoes anyone have a silent installation process for SE VPN Client? The commands that fail run fine from the desktop when the vpncmgr program is running on the desktop as well. All other commands work like /cmd:AccountImport. "c:\program files\softether vpn client\vpncmd.exe" localhost /client /cmd:NicCreate VPN2īoth commands give Error code: 31 when attempted from within the software installation service on the client PC.
"c:\program files\softether vpn client\vpncmd.exe" localhost /client /cmd:NicCreate VPN Here are the commands I'm using (for 32 bit systems): Everything works but the creation of the VPN NICs. vpn files and try to run vpncmd commands to build the VPN NICs.
In the unseen system session, I start the vpncmgr.exe app, import. I'm running CMD.EXE scripts with UAC disabled.
I have most of the install package working, but cannot get VPN vNICs created. This means the service is running under the Service Control Manager's credentials which are essentially the same as running as SYSTEM. Like many Windows SW distribution systems, the one I'm uses installs from a service. I'm building a silent install to be used on Win7 and Win10.
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