The Remote Setup Tool (SLrst)

You can use the Remote Setup Tool to perform silent installations, patching, and uninstallations of the Safe Lock agent program using a command line interface (CLI).

SLrst.exe remotely performs operations on target endpoints while target endpoints directly access the Safe Lock Intelligent Manager server.

By default, Safe Lock Intelligent Manager stores the SLrst.exe file in the following location:

<Safe_Lock_Intelligent_Manager_installation_folder>\CmdTools\RemoteAgentSetupTool\

The Remote Setup Tool uses the following syntax for all CLI functions:

SLrst <targets CSV file> <parameter>

Type SLrst at the command prompt and press ENTER to view an example of the Remote Setup Tool syntax.

Important

Only a Safe Lock Intelligent Manager administrator with Windows administrator privileges can use SLrst at the command line interface (CLI).

Tip

Optionally, copy the entire RemoteAgentSetupTool folder containing SLrst.exe from the Program Files folder to other locations to run the program. SLrst.exe is designed to run from within the RemoteAgentSetupTool folder on any endpoint in your network with .NET Framework 2.0 or 3.5 installed, with SLrst.exe added to the Safe Lock Approved List or with Application Lockdown turned off, and with access to the Safe Lock Intelligent Manager server.

The following table lists the functions available using the SLrst program.

SLrst Remote Agent Setup Parameters

Parameter

Function

--install

Deploys and installs the Safe Lock agent on the endpoint

See Remote Installation Considerations.

--patch

Patches the Safe Lock agent

--reboot

Restarts the endpoint (required if you want to reinstall the Safe Lock agent)

See Restarting Agents Remotely

Note

The reboot function is not compatible on systems running Windows 2000 platforms. Manually restart endpoints running Windows 2000 platforms if you want to reinstall the Safe Lock agent.

--uninstall

Uninstalls the Safe Lock agent from the endpoint

See Uninstalling Agents Remotely

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