The ism-deployPackageToHost command deploys a specified package wrapper to a host. This command returns the UUID of the deployment job.
This command has the following format:
ism-deployPackageToHost [-jobName job_name] -package package_name [-packageVer package_version] [-wrapper wrapper_name] -hostName host_name -user user_name -password password -acceptEula [-encrypted] [-redeploy] [-ignoreDepends]
(Optional) Specifies the job name that is used in the deployment job list and audit trail.
Specifies the name or ID of the deployment package.
(Optional) Specifies the deployment package version.
(Optional) Specifies the name package wrapper to use. If the wrapper is not specified, the default wrapper is used.
Specifies the name of the host computer.
Specifies the user name to log on.
Specifies the user password to log on.
Indicates to accept all End User License Agreements (EULAs) for all deployed packages.
(Optional) Indicates that the username and password are encrypted.
(Optional) Indicates forced redeployment of existing packages.
(Optional) Indicates forced deployment even when there are missing package dependencies.
Example: Deploy a Package to a Host
This example deploys the package, SystemEDGE on the host, hvserver.
ism-deployPackageHost -package "CA SystemEDGE" -hostName hvserver -user admin -password #test# -acceptEula -redeploy -ignoreDepends
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