Setting up Central X Workspace Management > Setting Central X Workspace Management options > Setting options from the command line

Setting options from the command line

Enter Central X Management options from the command line when you want to use multiple configuration file directories. Use the NETWORKPATH option separating the paths with a semi-colon (;).

On the Windows Start menu, click Run and enter the Msiexec command in the following format:

msiexec /i msi_full_file_name ADDLOCAL=ALL NMSPINCOUNTER=number_in_hours NMCHECKIMPORTEDITEMSMUTABLE=0|1 NETWORKPATH=path1;path2 /qb+

where:

`ADDLOCAL=ALL`	Adds the Central Management Service.
`NETWORKPATH=<path1>;<path2>`	Are the paths (separated by a semicolon) to a shared network location that should contain the exported configuration files.
`NMSPINCOUNTER=<number_in_hours>`	Is the polling time interval. A period of time, in hours, after which Central Management Service checks for updated configuration files in the Configuration files directory. If there are updated files after the specified interval, they are automatically imported to the user’s machine.
`NMCHECKIMPORTEDITEMSMUTABLE=0\|1`	Allows modifying imported configuration via X Control Panel. `1` indicates the user can make changes to the items in the imported workspaces using the X Control Panel. `0` indicates the user cannot make changes.
`/qb+`	Runs the installation with a limited user interface. Using this option displays a simple process bar as the installation progresses. On completion, a message is displayed indicating success or failure of the installation.