Dear All,

As requested by Ryan (And also because I did not had time to write the documentation, sorry about that) here are the .msi properties You can use to deploy silently XenApp Sessions Cleaner :

SVCUSERNAME : The Service Account Username (Mydomain\MyAccount)
SVCPASSWORD : The Service Account Password
CLEANING_ENABLED : 1 if Sessions Cleaning Enabled, 0 otherwise
CLEANING_HOURS : The Hours (separated by a ";") You want the service to logoff disconnected sessions (Warning use your local time format like 23:00 or 11:00 PM)
CLEANING_THRESHOLD : The Time a sessions should be disconnected before being logged off
REBOOT_DAYS : The Reboot Days (like Monday .. separated by a ";")
REBOOT_ENABLED  : 1 if reboot thread should be enabled, 0 otherwise
REBOOT_HOURS : The Hours (separated by a ";") you want the service to reboot the server on selected day(s), same warning as previously mentionned
REBOOT_DISABLE_THRESHOLD : The time before reboot You want the service to disable logon on the server
CLEANPROFL_ENABLED : 1 if the Profiles Cache cleaning thread is enabled, 0 otherwise
CLEANPROFL_HOURS : The hours (separated by a ";" ) you want the service to purge the profiles caches, same warning as previously mentionned
CLEANPROFL_LOCAL : 1 if you want the service to also purge local profiles, 0 otherwise
CLEANPROFL_SHADOW : 1 if You want the service to purge shadow profiles, 0 otherwise

You command line (or IM config) should be just like this sample :

msiexec /i "XenApp Sessions Cleaner Setup.msi" SVCUSERNAME=MyDomain\MySvcAccount SVCPASSWORD=MySvcPassword CLEANING_ENABLED=1 CLEANING_HOURS=22:00 ..... /qn

Do not hesitate if You have any questions.

Best Regards,

Pierre