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Failed command line Installation of Single Sign On 5.1 U1b when joining exisitng SSO Domain

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I am trying to install a second SSO 5.1 server into an existing SSO domain using a command line installation. Installing the primary SSO server from the command line works fine. If I try and install the second SSO server from the GUI everything works fine. The servers are VMs running Windows 2008 R2. When running from the command line ... I get the following error ...

 

Error 20020 .... Failed to update values in Server.xml file.

 

The command line install that I am trying to use is listed below (domains\passwords taken out )

 

VMware-SSO-Server.exe /L1033 /v" /qr MASTER_PASSWORD=XXXXXXXX CONFIRM_MASTER_PASSWORD=D!sabl3d CONFIG_TYPE=join JOIN_TYPE=MultiSite PRIMARY_NODE_FQDN=vcenter01.xxxxxx.yyyy.r.mil.uk PRIMARY_NODE_PORT=7444 PRIMARY_NODE_PASSWORD=XXXXXXX SSO_DB_SERVER_TYPE=Custom JDBC_DBTYPE=Mssql JDBC_DBNAME=RSA JDBC_HOSTNAME_OR_IP=zwlrdbs019.XXXXXXX.yyyyy.r.mil.uk JDBC_HOST_PORT=9792 JDBC_USERNAME=RSA_User JDBC_PASSWORD=XXXXXXX SKIP_DB_USER_CREATION=1 DBA_JDBC_USERNAME=RSA_DBA DBA_JDBC_PASSWORD=XXXXXXX RSA_DBA_PASSWORD=XXXXXXX RSA_USER_PASSWORD=XXXXXXX  COMPUTER_FQDN=vcenter02.xxxxxx.yyyy.r.mil.uk IS_SSPI_NETWORK_SERVICE_ACCOUNT=1 SSO_HTTPS_PORT=7444 INSTALLDIR=\"C:\Program Files\VMware\Infrastructure\" /L*v \"D:\Install\SSO\SSOInstall.log\""

 

I have seen previous discussions on this error to do with default installation directories. However if I use the GUI I can change installation to new directories on the c:\ or d:\ .

 

If anyone has managed to install a second SSO server in Multimode from command line could they post command. I have a feeling I might be missing a parameter. Any help is appreciated.

 

Thanks

 

Ken


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