[Version] Signature = "$Windows NT$" [Global] FreshMode = Custom MaintanenceMode = RemoveAll UpgradeMode = UpgradeOnly [Components] ; This section is shared by all optional components. ; MSMQ setup looks here to find if it's on or off. ; ON means install. OFF means uninstall. If entry does not exist the state ; of the absent subcomponent will not be changed ; basic functionality; Dep. Client will be installed. Mandatory if MSMQ will be installed ; if it's OFF MSMQ will be removed. ; To install Dep. Client you have to define supporting server. Enter its name in ; 'SupportingServer' entry in [msmq] section. ; It is impossible to install any subcomponent on Dep. Client msmq_Core = ON ; Ind. Client functionality will be installed. Mandatory if any additional subcomponent ; will be installed. Once it is installed it can not be removed without whole MSMQ removing msmq_LocalStorage = ON ; MSMQ HTTP support will be installed if it's ON, otherwise it will be removed msmq_HTTPSupport = ON ; MSMQ Triggers Serive will be installed if it's ON, otherwise it will be removed msmq_TriggersService = ON ; If it is ON MSMQ will be installed with AD integration. If you like to use specific DC ; define it in 'ControllerServer' entry in [msmq] section msmq_ADIntegrated = ON ; Relevant only on servers. If it is ON down level client support will be installed. ; To install it Message Queuing must be integrated with AD ; Otherwise it will be removed msmq_MQDSService = OFF ; Relevant only on servers. If it is ON routing support will be installed. ; To install it Message Queuing must be integrated with AD ; Otherwise it will be removed msmq_RoutingSupport = OFF [msmq] ; This is MSMQ private section. The value that is specified for optional keys is the default value. ;This key specifies the NetBIOS or DNS name of the MSMQ 1.0 site controller ;or Windows 2000 domain controller hosting a Message Queuing server ;that the computer will try to contact during Setup. ;Specifying a Windows Whistler domain controller will generate an error. ;This key is applicable only to an independent client and only when ;msmq_ADIntegrated is set equal to ON. ;It is optional, but if it is not included in the answer file, ;Setup will try to automatically find a suitable domain controller. ControllerServer = MyDomainControllerMachine ; Specify the server name. ; Relevant for dependent clients only. ; Mandatory when relevant. SupportingServer = MyDomainControllerOrRoutingServerMachine ; Specify Active Directory Site. ; Relevant when installing a routing server and setup fails to ; automatically resolve the computer's site (because subnets are not configured). ; Mandatory when relevant. Site = Default-First-Site-Name ; Do you want secure communications in your MSMQ enterprise? could be TRUE or FALSE ; When installing on domain controller this key has no meaning. ServerAuthenticationOnly = FALSE ; Relevant only on first installation of MSMQ on a domain controller in ; the enterprise. ; Optional. Default is FALSE. ; If this equals TRUE, then local accounts and Windows NT 4.0 users will be ; supported in this MSMQ enterprise. SupportLocalAccountsOrNT4 = FALSE