Downloading and Installing RICOH Supervisor Data Collector with Command Line

To start monitoring and gathering data from your printers, you must first install the RICOH Supervisor Data Collector application. If a data collector is not available, the Welcome to RICOH Supervisor page is displayed.

You can download and install RICOH Supervisor Data Collector using the command line installation:

On the Welcome to RICOH Supervisor page, click Download Data Collector in the section that corresponds to your operating system.
Note: Make sure that your system meets all the listed requirements.
Save the installation file to your computer.
The procedure for saving the file depends on the web browser.
Open a command prompt.

Launch the installer as an administrator on a Windows system or as root on a Linux system, using the command line option:

INSTALLER -i silent -DC_REGION={USA|Europe} [{-DC_NO_PROXY={true|false} | -DC_PROXY_ADDR=<proxyAddress> -DC_PROXY_PORT=<proxyPort> -DC_PROXY_USER=<proxyUser> -DC_PROXY_PWD=<proxyPassword>}] [-DC_SERVER_PORT=<serverPort>] [-DC_DB_PORT=<dbPort>] [-DC_RESTART_SYSTEM={true|false}] [-DUSER_SHORTCUTS=<userShortcuts>]

Command Line Options

Command Line Options	Mandatory	Optional	Details	Values	Default Values
-DC_REGION	Yes	No	Available regions	USA/Europe	N/A
-DC_PROXY_ADDR	No	Yes	Proxy server	N/A	System proxy settings
-DC_PROXY_PORT	No	Yes	Proxy port	N/A	System proxy settings
-DC_PROXY_USER	No	Yes	Proxy username	N/A	N/A
-DC_PROXY_PWD	No	Yes	Proxy password	N/A	N/A
-DC_NO_PROXY	No	Yes	Use/do not use proxy	true/false	System proxy settings (Windows)
-DC_SERVER_PORT	No	Yes	Web server port	N/A	19280
-DC_DB_PORT	No	Yes	Database server port	N/A	19293
-DUSER_SHORTCUTS	No	Yes	Shortcuts location	N/A	Desktop (Windows) Home directory (Linux)
-DC_RESTART_SYSTEM	No	Yes	Restart system after installation	true/false	false

Note: The commands do not prompt for input when run from the command line.

Note: After the command line installation, it takes approximately 2 minutes for RICOH Supervisor Data Collector to become functional.

Note: If you use the sudo command when launching the installer on a Linux system, the proxy settings (if not specified) will default to the system proxy settings only if the -E option is specified:

sudo INSTALLER -E -i silent -DC_REGION={USA|Europe} [{-DC_NO_PROXY={true|false} | -DC_PROXY_ADDR=<proxyAddress> -DC_PROXY_PORT=<proxyPort> -DC_PROXY_USER=<proxyUser> -DC_PROXY_PWD=<proxyPassword>}] [-DC_SERVER_PORT=<serverPort>] [-DC_DB_PORT=<dbPort>] [-DC_RESTART_SYSTEM={true|false}] [-DUSER_SHORTCUTS=<userShortcuts>]