We can install Avaya Workplace using MSIEXEC, i.e. something like:
Can someone please explain the meaning of NOQOS?
I mean, we do want QoS, right?
NO QoS must mean: To not use QoS. While NOQOS=0 will reverse the meaning again, as '0' means 'wrong/false'
Is it correct to assume 'NOQOS=0' will install DSCP driver and use QoS?
If so, why is the default (or simply by installing per double click) to disable QoS driver?
Is there a negative impact when using it?
[tt]msiexec.exe /q /l* c:\log\Workplace_inst.log /i “c:\source\Avaya Workplace Setup 3.15.0.64.17.msi" IMPROVIDER=1 NOQOS=0 AUTOCONFIG="URL of config file"[/tt]
Can someone please explain the meaning of NOQOS?
I mean, we do want QoS, right?
NO QoS must mean: To not use QoS. While NOQOS=0 will reverse the meaning again, as '0' means 'wrong/false'
Is it correct to assume 'NOQOS=0' will install DSCP driver and use QoS?
If so, why is the default (or simply by installing per double click) to disable QoS driver?
Is there a negative impact when using it?
