DeploymentConfig

Creates, deletes, or configures a specified Microsoft Speech Server (MSS) deployment.

DeploymentConfig.vbs [ACTION [ARGS]] [/f] [DEPLOYMENTHOST]

Parameter/Argument	Value	Description
ACTION	/deployments	Lists current deployments.
ACTION	/list [Deployment]	Lists services in a deployment.
ACTION	/create [Deployment]	Creates a deployment.
ACTION	/delete [Deployment]	Deletes a deployment.
ACTION	/clear [Deployment]	Removes all services from a deployment.
ACTION	/remove Server [Services] [Deployment]	Removes specified services from a deployment.
ACTION	/add Server [Services] [SADS Args] [Deployment]	Adds services to a deployment. Both Speech Engine Services (SES) and Telephony Application Services (TAS) are added by default.
Deployment	/deployment:DeploymentName	Name of the deployment to which the action applies.
Server	/server:ServerName	Server whose services are added or removed.
Services	/ALL	Applies to all services. Default.
Services	/SES	Applies to SES.
Services	Services
Services	/TAS	Applies to TAS.
Services	/SADS	Applies to Speech Application Deployment Service (SADS).
SADS Args	/https	Uses https protocol to access SADS.
SADS Args	/vdir: VirtualDirectory	Uses a virtual directory for SADS.
/f	The /f argument causes certain errors to be ignored and the script to be executed silently. In addition, /f causes duplicate errors to be ignored. This allows for several additions of a server to a deployment.
DEPLOYMENTHOST	/DeploymentHost:HostName	Host on which the deployment resides.

MSS administrative scripts use the following syntax conventions:

Bold indicates required syntax elements, for example, ConfigurationDisplayProperties.vbs.
Italics indicate variable names, for example, object.
Square brackets surrounding an argument indicate the argument is optional, for example, [object].
Enter server names without the slash characters, for example, "localhost" rather than "\\localhost".

For information about how to run a script from the command window or using Microsoft Management Console (MMC), see Running Server Scripts.

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