Command Line Interface

Silent Installation

Replace version with the complete version and build number of the msi file. For example, 11.0.0.74.

Install only PPE Server: msiexec /i Netwrix_PPE_Serverversionx64.msi ADDLOCAL=FeatureServerPPE /q

Install only Console: msiexec /i Netwrix_PPE_Serverversionx64.msi ADDLOCAL=FeatureConsole /q

Install only Mailer Server: msiexec /i Netwrix_PPE_Serverversionx64.msi ADDLOCAL=FeaturePPEMailerServer /q

Install all 3 components:

msiexec /i Netwrix_PPE_Serverversionx64.msi ADDLOCAL=FeaturePPEMailerServer,FeatureConsole,FeatureServerPPE /q

By default Console only installed: msiexec /i Netwrix_PPE_Serverversionx64.msi /q

Uninstall all: msiexec /uninstall Netwrix_PPE_Serverversionx64.msi /q

Uninstall only particular feature: msiexec /i path_to_your_msi_file.msi REMOVE=FeatureName /qn

If a reboot was not done, add /forcerestart at the end

Mailer

You can run the Password Policy Enforcer Mailer from the command line to deliver email immediately, or to troubleshoot problems. PPEMail.exe is copied into the \Program Files (x86)

\Password Policy Enforcer\ folder when the Password Policy Enforcer Mailer is installed.

PPEMail.exe starts a simulation when run without any parameters. It finds users whose password will expire soon, but no email is sent or saved to the pickup folder. Use the simulation mode to find common configuration errors that may stop the Password Policy Enforcer Mailer from delivering email.

Running PPEMail.exe with the /send parameter disables simulation mode. Any emails that are due to be sent today are sent immediately. PPEMail.exe can identify a wider range of configuration errors when run in this mode. Use the /send parameter judiciously to avoid sending duplicate emails to users.

To test email delivery options without sending any emails to users, run PPEMail.exe with the /test parameter followed by your email address. For example, PPEMail.exe /test johnsmith@netwrix.com. This will send one test email to your mail server or pickup folder.