Release Notes
Getting Started with Operations Hub
- Getting Started with Operations Hub
  This topic describes how to work with Operations Hub using the latest (HMI powered designer) and the classic version.
- Installing Operations Hub
  - Installation Process Overview
    This topic provides an overview of installing Operations Hub successfully.
  - System Requirements
    This topic provides the requirements for hardware components, browsers, and operating systems.
  - Understanding Operations Hub Licensing Tiers
    This topic describes the different license options available for Operations Hub.
  - Install Common Components
    This topic describes how to install Proficy Authentication and Configuration Hub.
  - Install Operations Hub
    This topic describes how to install Operations Hub from its standalone installer package.
  - Upgrade Overview
    This topic provides an overview of upgrading Operations Hub.
  - Install Operations Hub in Unattended Mode
    This topic describes how to perform a silent install for Operations Hub.
    - Non-System Drive Install
      This topic describes how to install to a drive other than C: drive using command line.
  - Install the Certificate on your Clients
    This topic describes how to install the Certificate Authority (CA) certificate on each client that you will use to access Operations Hub.
  - Backup and Restore
    This topic describes how to perform backups and restore the Operations Hub database.
- Post-Installation Tasks
- Uninstalling Operations Hub
- Getting Started with Proficy Historian
- Getting Started with the Relational Database Connector
- Getting Started with OPC UA
- Get Started with Proficy Plant Applications
  This topic guides you through how to get started integrating Proficy Plant Applications and Proficy Operations Hub.
- Data Binding to Widgets/Plug-ins (Classic)
  This topic describes the options you can use to bind values to widgets/plug-ins.
- HMI
- Get Started with Proficy Batch
  This topic describes how to get started with batch execution process.
- About Dataflow Editor
  A lightweight flow-based programming tool.
- Enable Windows Auto-login in an Active Directory Environment
  This topic describes how to enable Windows Auto-login in an Active Directory Environment.
- High Availability
User Guide

Install Operations Hub in Unattended Mode

This topic describes how to perform a silent install for Operations Hub.

Procedure

Open an elevated command prompt in Windows.
Command Prompt > Run as administrator
Run the following command:
<Operations Hub installation folder>\OpHub-Windows-Installer>ophub_bundle.exe <switch>, where <switch> is one of the following values:
- -q, -quiet, -s, -silent: Use one of these values to initiate the automated installation.
- -passive: Use this value if you want progress bar to appear during the installation.
For example: ophub_bundle.exe /quiet UAA_ADMIN_CLIENT_SECRET=adminclientsec OPHUB_TENANT_PASSWORD=adminuserpassword

Results

Operations Hub is installed.

To install to a different drive from the command line, refer to Non-System Drive Install.