Manually Install using PowerShell

Options for Installing

IMPORTANT: As of April 2017, Bamboo no longer includes ManualInstallation.ps1 or DisableAllBambooTimerJobDefinitions.bat in product download packages. An updated uninstall script is included instead. Please seeOverview of the Updated Installation Process for Bamboo components and Uninstalling using the updated process for details.

Perform the actions below to manually install or repair a product.

NOTE: Pay close attention to where a command should be run. Some commands must be run on either ONE or ALL Web front-end servers (WFE). A WFE is a server running the Microsoft SharePoint Foundation Web Application service. Refer to the System Settings > Manage Servers on this farm page in Central Administration for a list of servers running this service.

Step	Action
1.	Shut down the application pools for each Web application where you are installing the product. This will prevent other users from accessing sites and locking files that the installation script needs to update. NOTE: If you are using SharePoint 2010 and not Claims Based Authentication (CBA), instead of shutting down the app pools, you can stop the World Wide Web Publishing Service to prevent users from accessing sites and locking files. You should NOT stop the WWW Publishing service in SP2013 or in a CBA environment.
2.	On one Web front-end server (WFE), run the product .EXE file to extract its installation files. Browse to the misc folder. NOTE: If you do not see the misc folder or a file called ManualInstallation in this folder, your Bamboo product does not support this type of install.
3.	Right-click on the file DisableAllBambooTimerJobDefinitions.bat and choose Run as administrator. This script stops the timer job services for all Bamboo products installed on the farm, helping to put the farm in a quiescent state for the install. NOTE: If this script is not present in the misc folder for your Bamboo product, skip this step.
4.	On all WFE servers in the farm, perform the following actions: Run the command iisreset. Restart the SharePoint 2013 Timer (or SharePoint 2010) service.
5.	On the WFE where you extracted the product folders, right-click on the PowerShell application in the Start menu and choose Run as administrator. You can use Windows PowerShell or SharePoint 2013 Management Shell.
6.	Change to the misc folder in the extracted product installation files and enter the following command to start the manual installation script: `.ManualInstallation.ps1`
7.	When prompted, enter the Web application URL and choose whether you want to automatically activate the product features in the site collection(s). NOTE: To allow the installation script to run without prompting for input, edit the miscManualInstallation.ps1 script file and replace Read-Host with the highlighted text shown below: The script file installs Bamboo.Core.V2.wsp and Bamboo.Logging.V2.wsp, if they are not already in the solution store, and any required product components.
8.	Return to the misc folder. Right-click on EnableAllBambooTimerJobDefinitions.bat and choose Run as administrator. This enables all Bamboo timer job services. NOTE: If this script is not present in the misc folder for your Bamboo product, skip this step.
9.	Re-start the Application pools.
10.	Manually Activate the Product Feature(s) in the appropriate Site Collection(s) If you didn’t choose to activate site collection features automatically in step 7 above, don’t forget to activate those features in the site collections where you want to use them. After a Bamboo product solution is deployed to a Web Application, it’s feature(s) must be activated in the site collection before it can be used. When you are ready to activate the site collection feature, please see Activating a Bamboo Site Collection Feature. NOTE: You must be a Site Collection Administrator to activate site collection features.