Once complete you can open your log file that you signified and search for ADDLOCAL. It will pop up your installation GUI and you can then pick the customize option and choose the combination of features that you need. You can run any MSI file with logging like this: Luckily for us MSI files have some basic characteristics and behaviors. Unfortunately with the release of 2.5 and the moving to an MSI installer these parameters no longer work and at the time of this writing the OpenVPN Project has not documented new parameters. These parameters are useful and necessary when performing an unattended or programatic installation. SELECT_PKCS11DLLS=1 - dependencies - PCKS#11 DLL's SELECT_LZODLLS=1 - dependencies - LZO compressor DLL's SELECT_OPENSSLDLLS=1 - dependencies - OpenSSL DLL's
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SELECT_EASYRSA=0 - install the RSA X509 certificate management scripts SELECT_OPENSSL_UTILITIES=0 - install the utilities for generating public-private key pairs SELECT_OPENVPNGUI=1 - install the default OpenVPN GUI
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SELECT_TAP=1 - install the TAP device driver SELECT_SERVICE=1 - install the OpenVPN service
SELECT_SHORTCUTS=1 - create the start menu shortcuts To select individual OpenVPN components (1 = install, 0 = do not install the values below indicate defaults): The installer simply takes all of the command line left, and uses it as path (thus supporting spaces in the path). Note: the /D parameter has to appear last on the command line, and the path may not be enclosed in quotes. D=path - specify a custom installation path Previously the OpenVPN EXE had well documented installation parameters for their Windows installer: MSI files have some clear advantages so no surprise that they have gone this route.
Since the release of OpenVPN 2.5 the OpenVPN Project has moved it’s installer from an EXE (executable file) to the more modern MSI (windows installation file) method. OpenVPN 2.5 Windows MSI Parameters for Unattended Installations
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