Optional Command Line Parameters

The following parameters can be passed into the setup script using the following format –‘parameter name’ ‘value’ (without apostrophes, Boolean values are $true and $false):

Parameter	Description	Data type	Required
Name	The name of the web site	String	✓
ResourceGroupName	The name of the resource group	String
SqlDatabaseUserName	Username for the SQL database	String:Defaults to “slsuser”
SqlDatabasePassword	Username for the SQL database	SecureString
StartIPAddress	The starting address of the range of IP addresses in the SQL Azure firewall rule to allow access from the local machine.	String	✓
EndIPAddress	The last address of the range of IP addresses in the SQL Azure firewall rule	String
PortalName	The virtual directory to use for Portal	String
UseHttps	Whether to use HTTPS or not	Boolean
DbPricingTier	The database pricing tier to use	String (Basic, Free, Shared, Standard, Premium)
WebAppPricingTier	The web app pricing tier to use	String
MsgSendEveryNMinutes	Delay in minutes between the sending of email notifications	Integer
MsgFromAddress	From address used for sent email notifications	String
MsgNumberOfSendAttempts	Number of email sending attempts	Integer
MsgSubject	Subject for feedback assessment emails	String
MsgMessageBody	Body for feedback assessment emails	String
MsgUseDefaultCredentials	Whether to use default credentials for SMTP server	Boolean
MsgUsername	username for SMTP server	String
MsgPassword	password for SMTP server	SecureString
MsgPort	port for SMTP server	Integer
MsgUseSSL	Whether to use SSL for SMTP server	Boolean
MsgSMTPServer	SMTP Server	String
MsgEnableOutlookMessages	Enable outlook messages	Boolean
MsgOutlookDefaultFrom	use default from address for email notifications	String
MsgUseDefaultOrganizer	Use default Organizer	Boolean
Branding	Use non-default branding (Default/Genesys/Teleopti)	String
EnableAlwaysOn	Enable Always On for the web site. This will prevent the web site shutting down when there is no traffic. It also allows the web jobs to continue running as scheduled.	Boolean

Important

For passing SecureStrings to the command line parameters you will need to do the following:

Read-Host "Enter Password" -AsSecureString | ConvertFrom-SecureString | Out-File "C:\Temp\Password1.txt"
If you are passing 2 passwords, you will need to do the above twice into different files, then do the following:
$pass1 = Get-Content "C:\Temp\Password1.txt" | ConvertTo-SecureString
Then pass these variables to the script via the command line.

You must specify a password that meets the security and complexity requirements in place on your environment. (This may help - https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms161959.aspx)