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Install the
BlackBerry UEM
components on separate computers using the command prompt window

After you install
BlackBerry UEM
on a computer, you can install the management console, the primary
UEM
components, and the
BlackBerry Connectivity Node
on separate computers using the command prompt window. For more information about the
BlackBerry Connectivity Node
, see Creating server groups and installing BlackBerry Connectivity Node instances.
Before you install
UEM
components using the command prompt, you must acknowledge your acceptance of the terms and conditions of the BlackBerry Solution License Agreement (BBSLA) for your region. By acknowledging your acceptance of the BBSLA, you are agreeing to be bound by the terms and conditions of the BBSLA.
  1. Download the
    UEM
    software.
  2. Extract the
    UEM
    installation files.
  3. Open a text editor in administrator mode.
  4. Use the text editor to open the deployer.properties file.
  5. Change the following properties in the
    deployer.properties
    file:
    • Add or change information that is specific to your organization's environment.
    • If you want to install the
      UEM
      management console, set the
      deploy.ui
      ,
      deploy.core
      , and
      deployment.ui.only
      properties to
      True
      , and set the
      deploy.mdm.ec
      and
      deploy.bcn
      properties to False.
    • If you want to install the primary
      UEM
      components, set the
      deploy.mdm.ec
      property to
      True
      , and set the
      deploy.ui
      and
      deploy.bcn
      properties to
      False
      .
    • If you want to install the
      BlackBerry Connectivity Node
      , set the
      deploy.bcn
      property to
      True
      , and set the
      deploy.ui
      and
      deploy.mdm.ec
      properties to
      False
      .
  6. In a command prompt window set to the folder where you extracted the
    UEM
    installation files, type
    setup.exe --script --iAcceptBESEULA
    .
    • If you want to see the progress of the installation on the screen when you use the command prompt window, add the parameter
      --showlog
      .
    • If you want to use a group Managed Service Account (gMSA) to install or upgrade
      UEM
      and run the
      UEM
      services, add the following parameter:
      --properties service.account.name=
      <domain>
      \
      <group_managed_service_account>
      $