Using this type of programming logic allows for system integrators, service
providers, and other companies to leverage PowerShell to perform an intelligent analysis of the server
name variable, and then make a decision as to what role should be installed and assigns the value to $role .
Within the setup executable there are also numerous other command - line switches that allow for a
customized installation of Exchange. These switches are not necessary, however they are provided
to allow the Exchange administrator to have more control over how the product is installed, how to
interoperate with older versions of Exchange, and how to deal with non - default settings.
/OrganizationName or /on
The organization name parameter is used to create the new Exchange organization. This switch is used
in conjunction with /PrepareAD . Once the Exchange organization has been set, this parameter is no
longer used.
/TargetDir or /t
This switch is used to specify the path the installer will write the files to. If this switch is not used, by
default the installer will use the default location of %programfiles%\Microsoft\Exchange Server\ .
/SourceDir or /s
The only time this will be used is if the Exchange installation media location has been changed.
/UpdatesDir or /u
Specifying this parameter will instruct the installer to look for Updates.
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