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Command Line Examples For Deploying the Barracuda WSA With EXE Installer

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This article applies to installing the Barracuda WSA using the Barracuda Web Security Service. Note that the Barracuda WSA uses a Service Host URL provided on the SUPPORT tab of the Barracuda Web Security Service Manager. To find the SERVICE_URL value for the .mst installation file, log into the Barracuda Web Security Service Manager, select the SUPPORT tab, and retrieve the Service Host URL.

Follow examples in the table below to install the Barracuda WSA from the command line of a Windows PC or laptop, or for use in a batch (.bat) file or GPO. See Configuration Options for the Barracuda Web Security Agent for a list of Barracuda WSA installation options.

Command Line Examples with EXE Installer

File TypeExample command (type all on one line)Comments
.exe

BarracudaWSASetup.exe /s /v” /qb SERVICE_MODE=1 AUTH_KEY=11111111111111  SERVICE_URL=ple1.proxy.purewire.com SERVICE_PORT=8080

/qb:   Shows the basic web interface installation boxes.
 BarracudaWSASetup.exe /s /v” /qn /lvmo SERVICE_MODE=1

AUTH_KEY=11111111111111

SERVICE_URL=ple1.proxy.purewire.com SERVICE_PORT=8080

/qn:   Doesn’t show web interface installation boxes.

/lvmo denotes level of logging.(1)

 BarracudaWSASetup.exe /s /v” /qn SERVICE_MODE=1

AUTH_KEY=11111111111111

SERVICE_URL=ple1.proxy.purewire.com SERVICE_PORT=8080 USER_MODE=1		/qn:   Doesn’t show web interface installation boxes.
USER_MODE=1:   Doesn’t show the icon in system tray (silent operation).
 BarracudaWSASetup.exe  /v” /qn SERVICE_MODE=1

AUTH_KEY=11111111111111

SERVICE_URL=ple1.proxy.purewire.com SERVICE_PORT=8080		/qn:   Doesn’t show web interface installation boxes.
Removing /s makes the InstallShield Wizard come up and show the “preparing to install” process. The wizard closes automatically.
 

BarracudaWSASetup.exe /s /v"/lvmo \setup.log /qn AUTH_KEY=122334455667 ALLOW_REMOVE=1 EXCEPTIONS=chrome.exe|safari.exe APPLICATIONS=explorer.exe|firefox.exe BYPASS=11.11.11.0;*.purewire.com;192.168.* ADS=1 PASSWORD=pass"

./lvmo sets the level of logging; this example writes a log file to the setup directory called setup.log.

(1) Note: See Windows InstallShield (.exe) documentation for information about command line options.