Monday, January 8, 2018

BizTalk 2016 Silent Installation using PowerShell script

First server installation to create new BizTalk Group


Create the below script into your drive and copy it to temp folder

 

1-BiztalkSilentInstall-Prerequisites

 

"---------------****** BizTalk Prerequisites Installation Started ******---------------"

Start-Process -FilePath C:\temp\DotNetSetup\NDP462-KB3151800-x86-x64-AllOS-ENU.exe -ArgumentList "/q /norestart" -Wait -Verb RunAs

 

Add-WindowsFeature Web-Default-Doc,Web-Dir-Browsing,Web-Http-Errors,Web-Static-Content,Web-Http-Logging,Web-Custom-Logging,Web-Log-Libraries,Web-ODBC-Logging,Web-Request-Monitor,Web-Http-Tracing,Web-Stat-Compression,Web-Dyn-Compression,Web-Filtering,Web-Basic-Auth,Web-Digest-Auth,Web-Windows-Auth,Web-Net-Ext,Web-Net-Ext45,Web-AppInit,Web-ASP,Web-Asp-Net,Web-Asp-Net45,Web-CGI,Web-ISAPI-Ext,Web-ISAPI-Filter,Web-Includes,Web-WebSockets,Web-Mgmt-Console,Web-Metabase,Web-Lgcy-Mgmt-Console,Web-Lgcy-Scripting,Web-WMI,Windows-Identity-Foundation,NET-HTTP-Activation,NET-WCF-Services45

 

DISM /Online /Enable-Feature /FeatureName:NetFx4 /All /LimitAccess

"The BizTalk Server Prerequisites installation has been completed. Computer will restart soon..."

 

Start-Sleep -s 10

 

Restart-Computer

 

"---------------****** BizTalk Prerequisites Installation Ended ******---------------"

 

 

 

2-BiztalkSilentInstall-Prerequisites

 

"-----------------****** BizTalk Server Installation Started ******------------------"

 

Set-DtcNetworkSetting -DtcName Local -AuthenticationLevel Mutual -InboundTransactionsEnabled 1 -OutboundTransactionsEnabled 1 -Confirm:$false

Stop-Dtc -DtcName "Local" -Confirm:$false

Start-Dtc -DtcName "Local"

 

Copy-Item "\\ SharedFolderLocationOfISOFile\BtsRedistW2K12R2EN64.cab" C:\Temp

 

mount-diskimage -ImagePath  "\\ SharedFolderLocationOfISOFile \SW_DVD5_BizTalk_Server_Ent_2016_English_MLF_X21-21277.ISO"

 

$d = (get-diskimage –ImagePath  "\\ SharedFolderLocationOfISOFile \SW_DVD5_BizTalk_Server_Ent_2016_English_MLF_X21-21277.ISO" | Get-Volume).DriveLetter

 

$d = $d + ":\BizTalk Server\Setup.exe"

 

$a = " /QUIET /USERNAME UserName /COMPANYNAME YourCompanyName /ADDLOCAL MsEDIAS2,MsEDIAS2StatusReporting,InfoWorkerApps,WCFAdapter,WcfAdapterAdminTools,BAMPortal,PAM,MsEDISchemaExtension,MsEDISDK,MsEDIMigration,Documentation,SDK,WMI,BizTalk,MOT,Engine,MSMQ,Runtime,AdminAndMonitoring,MonitoringAndTracking,AdminTools,BizTalkAdminSnapIn,HealthActivityClient,BAMTools,Migration,BizTalkExplorer,BizTalkExtensions,OrchestrationDesigner,Designer,PipelineDesigner,XMLTools,AdapterImportWizard,VSTools,WCFDevTools,DeploymentWizard,TrackingProfileEditor,SSOAdmin,AdditionalApps,SSOServer,RulesEngine,OLAPNS,FBAMCLIENT,BAMEVENTAPI,ProjectBuildComponent,MQSeriesAgent,SDKScenarios /CABPATH ""C:\Temp\BtsRedistW2K12R2EN64.cab"" /L ""C:\temp\2-BizTalkSilentInstall-Server.log"" /PROMPTRESTART /INSTALLDIR ""C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft BizTalk Server 2016"""

 

Start-Process -FilePath "$d" -ArgumentList "$a" -Wait

 

dismount-diskimage  -ImagePath \\ SharedFolderLocationOfISOFile \SW_DVD5_BizTalk_Server_Ent_2016_English_MLF_X21-21277.ISO

 

 

"-------------------****** Biztalk Server Installation Finished ******-----------------"

 

 

 

 

3-BiztalkSilentInstall-Prerequisites

 

"-------------------****** BizTalk Configuration Started ******-----------------"

 

$d = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft BizTalk Server 2016\Configuration.exe"

 

$a = "/S ""C:\temp\3-BiztalkSilentConfigurationXml.xml"" /L ""C:\temp\3-BiztalkSilentConfigurationLog.log"""

 

Start-Process -FilePath "$d" -ArgumentList "$a" –Wait

 

"----------------------****** BizTalk Configuration Finished ******--------------"

 

 

4-BiztalkSilentInstall-Prerequisites

 

"---------------------****** Adapters Installation Started ******-------------------"

 

mount-diskimage -ImagePath  "\\SharedFolderLocationOfISOFile\SW_DVD5_BizTalk_Server_Ent_2016_English_MLF_X21-21277.ISO"

 

$d = (get-diskimage –ImagePath  "\\ SharedFolderLocationOfISOFile \SW_DVD5_BizTalk_Server_Ent_2016_English_MLF_X21-21277.ISO" | Get-Volume).DriveLetter

 

$w = $d + ":\BizTalk Server\ASDK_x64\AdapterFramework64.msi"

 

$a = " /i ""$w"" /quiet ADDLOCAL=ALL /Log ""C:\temp\4.1-BizTalkSilentInstallWCFLobLog.log"""

 

Start-Process -FilePath "$env:systemroot\system32\msiexec.exe" -ArgumentList "$a" –Wait

 

"1. The BizTalk WCF LOB Adapter installation task has been successfully completed..."

 

$as = $d + ":\BizTalk Server\AdapterPack_x86\AdaptersSetup.msi"

 

$b = " /i ""$as"" /quiet ADDLOCAL=ALL /Log ""C:\temp\4.2-BizTalkSilentInstallAdpSetup32bit.log"""

 

Start-Process -FilePath "$env:systemroot\system32\msiexec.exe" -ArgumentList "$b" -Wait

 

"2. The BizTalk Adapter Setup 32 Bit installation task has been successfully completed..."

 

$ad = $d + ":\BizTalk Server\AdapterPack_x64\AdaptersSetup64.msi"

 

$c = " /i ""$ad"" /quiet ADDLOCAL=ALL /Log ""C:\temp\4.3-BizTalkSilentInstallAdpSetup64bit.log"""

 

Start-Process -FilePath "$env:systemroot\system32\msiexec.exe" -ArgumentList "$c" -Wait

 

"3. The BizTalk Adapter Setup 64 Bit installation task has been successfully completed..."

 

"--------------------****** Adapters Installation Finished ******-------------------" 



How to run/execute the Windows PowerShell script file on PowerShell command prompt.

1- Copy the all PowerShell script files and BizTalk Configuration XML into “C:\Temp” folder as shown in below screenshot,



2- To Run PowerShell Script file find the below screenshot.
Open PowerShell Command Prompt Run as Administrator either from taskbar or windows search.

Taskbar

















OR












Windows Search

3- Syntax to execute PowerShell script

PowerShell <PowerShell script file path>   Hit Enter Button

Example: Here I am using Prerequisites.ps1 script file to show how to execute PowerShell script. 

PowerShell C:\Temp\1-BiztalkSilentInstall-Prerequisites.ps1 Hit enter button



 



 

Step 1: BizTalk Server 2016 Installation Prerequisites (New Group) 


a)       Procure Windows Server 2012 R2
b)       To install necessary windows feature execute the PowerShell file  “1-BiztalkSilentInstall-Prerequisites.ps1”



c)        Verify Turned on necessary Server features execute the below command as shown in screenshots


Run the command Get-WindowsFeature  –Name Web*, Windows-Iden* | Where Installed
               


See the above screenshot for installed features and verify.


Step 2: BizTalk Server 2016 Installation (New Group)


Type the following command to start the BizTalk Server Installation.

PowerShell C:\Temp\2-BiztalkSilentInstall-Server.ps1 Press Enter




Note: You must be a member of the local Administrators group to install and configure BizTalk Server.
User account used for installing BizTalk need to have Database Administrator rights on SQL server

Verify the installation

1-       By inspecting the log written in “C:\Temp\2-BizTalkSilentInstall-Server.log

2-       Navigate to control panel uninstall program and observe the following programs being available in the list as indicated in screenshot.



 

Verify BizTalk Server 2016 Developer Environment in Visual Studio 2016 (New Group)

1-       Start Visual Studio 2013 and click "New Project...”



2-       "BizTalk Projects" template should be there under "Visual C#".







Step 3: BizTalk Server 2016 Configuration (New Group)    


BizTalk Server 2016 Configuration Prerequisites (New Group)
Note*: Refer to table for naming convention for domain groups and service account based on environment
a)       Create a domain user. In this guide "SVC_BizTalk_Dev" user account has been used.
b)       Add following domain groups:-
·         SSO Administrators Dev
·         SSO Affiliate Administrators Dev
·         BizTalk Server Administrators Dev
·         BizTalk Server Operators Dev
·         BizTalk Server B2B Operators Dev
·         BizTalk Application Users Dev
·         BizTalk Isolated Host Users Dev

c)        Add the domain user "SVC_BizTalk_Dev" in all the above domain groups.
d)       Configure "DTC Properties" on BizTalk Server 2016 machine and SQL Server machine. Refer the steps and screen shot given below.


To configure BizTalk Open the 3-BiztalkSilentInstallConfigurationXml.xml in notepad.

Search for biztalkssopwd and replace all the instances with the actual password

Search for biztalkserviceaccountpwd and replace all the instances with the actual password

Type the following command to run the PowerShell command prompt under service account which has the admin rights on SQL to configure BizTalk

Start-Process PowerShell -Credential Domain\ServiceAccount


Here new PowerShell window will be open and then type the following command and press enter button

PowerShell C:\Temp\ 3-BiztalkSilentInstall-Configuration.ps1




Note: You must be a member of the local Administrators group to install and configure BizTalk Server.
User account used for installing BizTalk need to have Database Administrator rights on SQL server

 

Step 4: BizTalk Server 2016 Adapters Installation (New Group)


To Install the BizTalk Adapters Packs execute the command “PowerShell C:\Temp\4-BiztalkSilentInstall-Adapters.ps1”


Verify the installation

1-       By inspecting the log written in C:\Temp\4.1-BizTalkSilentInstallWCFLobLog.log, 4.2-BizTalkSilentInstallAdpSetup32bit.log and 4.3-BizTalkSilentInstallAdpSetup64bit.log

2-       Navigate to control panel uninstall program and observe the following programs being available in the list as indicated in screenshot.


Subsequent server installation to add an existing BizTalk Group


To Install and configure the BizTalk with existing group follow the above same steps and there is small change in configuration xml file as shown in below xml.



Open the 3-BiztalkSilentInstallConfigurationXml.xml in notepad.
To update the Configuration xml for join existing BizTalk group, Please make sure below changes are require, Those lines are marked as Green colour and values marked as Yellow.

<Configuration>
  <Feature Name="SSOServer,Engine" DisplayName="Enterprise Single Sign-On" Version="1.0" Description="Enterprise Single Sign-On configuration" ConfigByDefault="true">
    <Question ID="IsSecretServer" Text="&amp;Create a new SSO system;&amp;Join an existing SSO system" Answers="Create,Join" Default="Join">
      <Answer Value="Create" GUID="{FB7268BE-82D4-4cad-8CFF-6930303DA7E2}">
        <NTCredential ID="SSOAdminGroup" DisplayName="SSO Administrator(s)" Description="This is the Administrator of the Enterprise Single Sign-On (SSO) system.">
          <NTAccount ScopeType="105" UpLevelFlags="672" DownLevelFlags="2147516422">DOMAIN\SSO Administrators</NTAccount>
        </NTCredential>
        <NTCredential ID="SSOAffiliateAdminGroup" DisplayName="SSO Affiliate Administrator(s)" Description="The SSO Affiliate Administrator must be able to create Affiliate Applications.">
          <NTAccount ScopeType="105" UpLevelFlags="672" DownLevelFlags="2147516422">DOMAIN\SSO Affiliate Administrators</NTAccount>
        </NTCredential>
        <FILE ID="SSO_ID_BACKUP_SECRET_FILE" DisplayName="&amp;Backup file location:" Filter="Backup files (*.bak)|*.bak|All files (*.*)|*.*" DefaultExtension="bak" Title="" Description="Location where the master secret will be backed up" OpenFile="true">
          <Value>C:\Program Files\Common Files\Enterprise Single Sign-On\ssoBT2016.bak</Value>
        </FILE>
        <Name ID="SSO_ID_BACKUP_SECRET_PASSWORD" DisplayName="&amp;Secret backup password:" Description="Enter a password used to protect the secret backup file" Hidden="true">
          <Value>password1234</Value>
        </Name>
        <Name ID="SSO_ID_BACKUP_SECRET_PASSWORD_CONFIRM" DisplayName="&amp;Confirm password:" Description="Confirm the secret backup password" Hidden="true">
          <Value>password1234</Value>
        </Name>
        <Name ID="SSO_ID_BACKUP_SECRET_REMINDER" DisplayName="Password &amp;reminder:" Description="Enter a phrase to help you remember the secret backup file password" Hidden="false">
          <Value>password1234</Value>
        </Name>
      </Answer>
      <Answer Value="Join" GUID="{B9432756-1620-4bec-8CD9-E6D0B7805AA5}" Selected="Yes" />
    </Question>
    <NTService ID="ENTSSO" DisplayName="Enterprise Single Sign-On Service" Description="Specify the name of the account under which the Single Sign-On (SSO) service should run. This account must be a member of the SSO Administrator(s) group.">
      <UserName>SERVICE ACCOUNT</UserName>
      <Domain>DOMAIN NAME</Domain>
      <Password><![CDATA[Type Password Here]]></Password>
    </NTService>
    <SQL ID="SSO_DB_ID" DisplayName="SSO Database" Description="Specify the name of the SQL Server and Database that will be used as the credential store.">
      <Server>SQLSERVER\INSTANCE</Server>
      <Database>SSODB</Database>
      <WindowsSecurity Editable="no">yes</WindowsSecurity>
      <UserName />
      <Password />
    </SQL>
  </Feature>
  <Feature Name="WMI" DisplayName="BizTalk Server Group" Version="1.0" Description="The Microsoft Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) layer encapsulates all administrative functions and management capabilities for BizTalk Server." ConfigByDefault="true">
    <SQL ID="{D757DBF9-5D71-4995-9F20-A552B7DFE7F1}" DisplayName="BizTalk Management Database" Description="This database is the central meta-information store for all BizTalk Servers.">
      <Server>SQLSERVER\INSTANCE</Server>
      <Database>BizTalkMgmtDb</Database>
      <WindowsSecurity Editable="no">yes</WindowsSecurity>
      <UserName />
      <Password />
    </SQL>
    <Question ID="CREATEORJOIN" Text="Create a &amp;new BizTalk Group;&amp;Join an existing BizTalk Group" Answers="Create,Join" Default="Join">
      <Answer Value="Create" GUID="{C4DEF4B8-163E-4a8d-AB01-6C43917248B1}">
        <SQL ID="{84ADD76E-EBEB-4bb8-B9EB-64F87E483C39}" DisplayName="BizTalk MessageBox Database" Description="This database stores subscriptions predicates. It is a host platform, where the queues and state tables for each BizTalk Server host are kept. The MessageBox database also stores the messages and message properties.">
          <Server>SQLSERVER\INSTANCE</Server>
          <Database>BizTalkMsgBoxDb</Database>
          <WindowsSecurity Editable="no">yes</WindowsSecurity>
          <UserName />
          <Password />
        </SQL>
        <SQL ID="{1033195A-3C23-4750-BBD0-06BC12A175D4}" DisplayName="BizTalk Tracking Database" Description="This database stores business and health monitoring data tracked by the BizTalk Server tracking engine.">
          <Server>SQLSERVER\INSTANCE</Server>
          <Database>BizTalkDTADb</Database>
          <WindowsSecurity Editable="no">yes</WindowsSecurity>
          <UserName />
          <Password />
        </SQL>
        <NTCredential ID="BTS_ADMIN_GROUP" DisplayName="BizTalk Administrators Group" Description="The BizTalk Server Administrators Group has the least privileges necessary to perform administrative tasks included in the Configuration Framework Wizard and to administer the BizTalk Server environment after installation.">
          <NTAccount ScopeType="105" UpLevelFlags="672" DownLevelFlags="2147483654">DOMAIN\BizTalk Server Administrators</NTAccount>
        </NTCredential>
        <NTCredential ID="BTS_OPERATOR_GROUP" DisplayName="BizTalk Operators Group" Description="The BizTalk Server Operators Group has the least privileges necessary to perform tasks required for operating the BizTalk Server environment after installation.">
          <NTAccount ScopeType="105" UpLevelFlags="672" DownLevelFlags="2147483654">DOMAIN\BizTalk Server Operators</NTAccount>
        </NTCredential>
        <NTCredential ID="BTS_B2B_OPERATOR_GROUP" DisplayName="BizTalk B2B Operators Group" Description="The BizTalk Server B2B Operators Group has the least privileges necessary to perform tasks required for operating the BizTalk Server B2B environment after installation.">
          <NTAccount ScopeType="105" UpLevelFlags="672" DownLevelFlags="2147483654">DOMAIN\BizTalk Server B2B Operators</NTAccount>
        </NTCredential>
      </Answer>
      <Answer Value="Join" GUID="{4D12E6A3-552E-4936-9DD3-59E1190FA324}" Selected="Yes" />
    </Question>
  </Feature>
  <Feature Name="Engine,BTSCfg" DisplayName="BizTalk Server runtime components" Version="1.0" Description="These settings determine the manner in which the BizTalk hosts and host instances are created." ConfigByDefault="true">
    <Question ID="HOST" Text="&amp;Create In-Process Host and Instance" Answers="Yes,No" Default="Yes">
      <Answer Value="Yes" GUID="{8E714C78-05B8-45d1-9B50-D737EF7AD682}" Selected="Yes">
        <Question ID="TRUSTEDHOST" Text="&amp;Trusted" Answers="Yes,No" Default="No">
          <Answer Value="Yes" GUID="{D460CE6D-CCF1-4ebf-BDC9-3149021B91ED}" />
          <Answer Value="No" GUID="{F507BD3D-2205-47bc-A7EF-0E45603BB6C4}" Selected="Yes" />
        </Question>
        <Question ID="GENERICHOST" Text="32-bit on&amp;ly" Answers="Yes,No" Default="No">
          <Answer Value="Yes" GUID="{5D3B2217-D744-4D50-B931-FED9E259628D}" />
          <Answer Value="No" GUID="{CBF077AE-2771-473E-9E0C-D955D5EB5692}" Selected="Yes" />
        </Question>
        <NTCredential ID="BTS_HOST_GROUP" DisplayName="BizTalk Host Users Group" Description="Windows group for accounts with access to the In-Process BizTalk  hosts (hosts processes in the BizTalk Server).">
          <NTAccount ScopeType="105" UpLevelFlags="672" DownLevelFlags="2147483654">DOMAIN\BizTalk Application Users</NTAccount>
        </NTCredential>
        <Name ID="BTS_HOST_NAME" DisplayName="Ho&amp;st name:" Description="Name of the In-Process BizTalk  host (eg, BizTalkServerApplication)" Hidden="false">
          <Value>BizTalkServerApplication</Value>
        </Name>
        <NTService ID="{B64F63FA-E24E-4991-86F0-ED9F65B68A98}" DisplayName="BizTalk Host Instance Account" Description="Windows account with access to a specific In-Process BizTalk host instance. This account will be given Log on as Service rights.">
          <UserName>ServiceAccount</UserName>
          <Domain>DOMAIN</Domain>
          <Password><![CDATA[TypePasswordHere]]></Password>
        </NTService>
      </Answer>
      <Answer Value="No" GUID="{D9164C48-8179-4a40-912D-1BF4C3EFE70B}" />
    </Question>
    <Question ID="ISOHOST" Text="Cr&amp;eate Isolated Host and Instance" Answers="Yes,No" Default="Yes">
      <Answer Value="Yes" GUID="{5638D8B2-58C9-4b2a-B5B1-3771ADECC327}" Selected="Yes">
        <Question ID="TRUSTEDIHOST" Text="Truste&amp;d" Answers="Yes,No" Default="No">
          <Answer Value="Yes" GUID="{D460CE6D-CCF1-4ebf-BDC9-3149021B91ED}" />
          <Answer Value="No" GUID="{F507BD3D-2205-47bc-A7EF-0E45603BB6C4}" Selected="Yes" />
        </Question>
        <Question ID="GENERICIHOST" Text="32-bit onl&amp;y" Answers="Yes,No" Default="Yes">
          <Answer Value="Yes" GUID="{5D3B2217-D744-4D50-B931-FED9E259628D}" Selected="Yes" />
          <Answer Value="No" GUID="{CBF077AE-2771-473E-9E0C-D955D5EB5692}" />
        </Question>
        <NTCredential ID="BTS_IHOST_GROUP" DisplayName="BizTalk Isolated Host Users Group" Description="Windows group for accounts with access to the Isolated BizTalk hosts (hosts processes not running on BizTalk Server, such as HTTP and SOAP)">
          <NTAccount ScopeType="105" UpLevelFlags="672" DownLevelFlags="2147483654">DOMAIN\BizTalk Isolated Host Users</NTAccount>
        </NTCredential>
        <Name ID="BTS_IHOST_NAME" DisplayName="Is&amp;olated Host name:" Description="Name of the Isolated BizTalk host (eg BizTalkServerIsolatedHost)" Hidden="false">
          <Value>BizTalkServerIsolatedHost</Value>
        </Name>
        <NTService ID="{D0A37CEE-F24E-4193-A19F-47B05D7EDA21}" DisplayName="BizTalk Isolated Host Instance Account" Description="Windows account with access to a specific Isolated BizTalk  host instance. This account will be given Log on as Service rights.">
          <UserName>ServiceAccount</UserName>
          <Domain>DOMAIN</Domain>
          <Password><![CDATA[TypePasswordHere]]></Password>
        </NTService>
      </Answer>
      <Answer Value="No" GUID="{5782A1A5-8578-4942-9CBB-E443A15A0B99}" />
    </Question>
  </Feature>
  <Feature Name="MOT" DisplayName="BAM runtime" Version="1.0" Description="Tracking data decoding service used to move tracked data and persist it for query use." />
  <InstalledFeature>MsEDIAS2</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>MsEDIAS2StatusReporting</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>WCFAdapter</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>InfoWorkerApps</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>BAMPortal</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>WcfAdapterAdminTools</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>PAM</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>Development</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>MsEDISchemaExtension</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>MsEDISDK</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>MsEDIMigration</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>Documentation</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>SDK</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>WMI</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>BizTalk</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>MOT</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>Engine</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>MSMQ</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>Runtime</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>RfidEventForwarderMessageTransform</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>AdminAndMonitoring</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>MonitoringAndTracking</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>AdminTools</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>BizTalkAdminSnapIn</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>HealthActivityClient</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>BAMTools</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>Migration</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>BizTalkExplorer</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>BizTalkExtensions</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>OrchestrationDesigner</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>Designer</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>PipelineDesigner</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>XMLTools</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>AdapterImportWizard</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>VSTools</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>WCFDevTools</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>DeploymentWizard</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>TrackingProfileEditor</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>SSOAdmin</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>AdditionalApps</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>SSOServer</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>RulesEngine</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>OLAPNS</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>FBAMCLIENT</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>BAMEVENTAPI</InstalledFeature>
  <InstalledFeature>ProjectBuildComponent</InstalledFeature>
</Configuration>
















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  2. how can i download ps scripts which you mention in this blog.

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  3. From where should download the script files?(5 files in the first image)

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  4. Do you have the actual script files for the download?

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  5. You can copy paste where you require to use

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