2.2 Running the installation program

The installation program for the Self-Service Kiosk is provided in the following location within the MyID release:

MyID Clients\Self Service Kiosk\

Note: You do not need to have administrative privileges to install the Self-Service Kiosk. However, you must make sure that you have the correct permissions to install software to the program folder; for example, your system administrator may not permit you to install software to the default Program Files (x86)\Intercede\ folder. In this case, choose a different destination location during the installation process.

To install the Self-Service Kiosk on your client PC:

1. Copy the installation program to a local drive.

   If you do not run the installation program from a local drive, you may experience problems with the Kiosk running slowly due to certificate checks.

2. Run the .msi installer.
3. Click Next.

4. Select the destination location.

   By default, the Self-Service Kiosk installs to:

   C:\Program Files (x86)\Intercede\MyIDSelfServiceKiosk\

   On a 32-bit system, this is:

   C:\Program Files\Intercede\MyIDSelfServiceKiosk\

5. Click Next.

6. In the Server URL box, type the location of the server on which the MyID Web Services are installed.

   For example:

   https://myserver/

   Note: Make sure you use the correct protocol: http or https.

7. In the SSL Certificate Issuer DN box, type the Issuer DN of the client-side certificate used to authenticate the client to the server for two-way SSL.

   This is optional.

8. Click Next.
9. Click Install.
10. When the installer has completed, click Finish.

Note: The shortcut to the Self-Service Kiosk is created only for the current user.

2.2.1 Installing the Self-Service Kiosk silently

To install silently on a client PC, you can use the .msi installer with the following command-line parameters:

msiexec /i "<msi path>" /lv <LogFile> /q SSA_SERVERNAME=<ServerURL> SSLCERTIFICATEDN=<sslcertdn> INSTALLDIR=<InstallationFolder>

where:

• <msi path> is the path to the .msi file.

• <LogFile> is the name of the file to which you want to write a verbose log. This is optional.

• <server url> is the URL of the server on which the MyID Web Services are installed.

  Note: Make sure you use the correct protocol: http or https. Also, you must include the trailing slash (/).

• <sslcertdn> is the Issuer DN of the client certificate used to authenticate the client to the server for two-way SSL. This is optional.

• <InstallationFolder> is the name of the folder to which you want to install the application. This is optional.

Note: Do not put a space character on either side of the = sign in the command line.

For example:

msiexec /i "C:\install\<installer>.msi" /lv msilog.txt /q SSA_SERVERNAME=https://myserver/ INSTALLDIR="C:\temp\ssk"