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Optionally, you can specify /l*v install.txt to log the installation’s progress to a file.
Puppet’s program directory contains the following subdirectories:
Default: production.
Note: If you set a non-default value for this property, the installer replace any existing value in puppet.conf. Also, the next time you upgrade, the installer re-uses your previous value for this property unless you set a new value on the command line. So if you’ve used this property once, you shouldn’t change the ca_server setting directly in puppet.conf; you should re-run the installer and set a new value there instead.
This user account must already exist, and can be a local or domain user. (The installer allows domain users even if they haven’t accessed this machine before.) If the user isn’t already a local administrator, the installer adds it to the Administrators group. The installer also grants the Logon as Service privilege to the user.
Note: If you set a non-default value for this property, the installer replaces any existing value in puppet.conf. Also, the next time you upgrade, the installer re-uses your previous value for this property unless you set a new value on the command line. So if you’ve used this property once, you shouldn’t change the server setting directly in puppet.conf; you should re-run the installer and set a new value there instead.
The hostname where the Puppet master server can be reached. This sets a value for the server setting in the [main] section of puppet.conf.
Default: no value.
Note: Running 32-bit Puppet agent on a 64-bit Windows system is now deprecated.
Default: LocalSystem.
Use the msiexec command to install the Puppet package.
Note: As of January 2016, Puppet dual-signs puppet-agent packages. You might see a warning from your browser saying the signature is corrupt or invalid.
Make sure you’re ready.
MSI properties.
Gg_puppettools v2 download.
Once the installer finishes, Puppet will be installed, running, and partially configured.
If you installed Puppet into a custom directory and are upgrading from a 32-bit version to a 64-bit version, you must re-specify the INSTALLDIR option when upgrading.
msiexec /qn /norestart /i puppet-agent- -x64.msi.
These packages bundle all of Puppet’s prerequisites, so you don’t need to download anything else.
See the MSI Properties section for information about these MSI properties.
For standalone Puppet nodes that won’t connect to a master, use the default hostname ( puppet ). You might also want to install on the command line and set the agent startup mode to Disabled .
The hostname where the CA Puppet master server can be reached, if you are using multiple masters and only one of them is acting as the CA. This sets a value for the ca_server setting in the [main] section of puppet.conf.
For best compatibility, you should limit the value of certname to only use lowercase letters, numbers, periods, underscores, and dashes. (That is, it should match /\A[a-z0-9._-]+\Z/ .)
64-bit versions of Windows must use puppet-agent- -x64.msi . 32-bit versions of Windows must use puppet-agent- -x86.msi .
You can install Puppet with a graphical wizard or on the command line. The command-line installer provides more configuration options.
Default: the value of the PUPPET_MASTER_SERVER property.
During installation, Puppet asks you for the hostname of your Puppet master server. This must be a *nix node configured to act as a Puppet master.
msiexec /qn /norestart /i puppet-agent- -x64.msi PUPPET_MASTER_SERVER=puppet.example.com.
When you uninstall Puppet, the uninstaller removes Puppet’s program directory, the Puppet agent service, and all related registry keys. It leaves the confdir, codedir, and vardir intact, including any SSL keys. To completely remove Puppet from the system, manually delete the confdir, codedir, and vardir.
You can uninstall Puppet through the “Add or Remove Programs” interface or from the command line.
Download the Windows puppet-agent package.
Automatic ( default ) — Puppet agent starts with Windows and stays running in the background. Manual — Puppet agent won’t run by default, but can be started in the services console or with net start on the command line. Disabled — Puppet agent is installed but disabled. You must change its startup type in the services console before you can start the service.
You can also set several MSI properties to pre-configure Puppet as you install it. For example:
Default: the node’s fully-qualified domain name, as discovered by facter fqdn .
Directory Description bin scripts for running Puppet and Facter facter Facter source hiera Hiera source mcollective MCollective source misc resources puppet Puppet source service code to run puppet agent as a service sys Ruby and other tools.
If you need to replace a 64-bit version of Puppet with a 32-bit version, you must uninstall Puppet before installing the new package.
If you’re using Puppet with a master/agent configuration, you’ll need a *nix node to act as your Puppet master. Make sure you’ve read the pre-install tasks.
Default:
The node’s environment. This sets a value for the environment setting in the [main] section of puppet.conf.
The list of Windows packages might include release candidates, whose filenames have something like -rc1 after the version number. Use these only if you want to test upcoming Puppet versions.
The domain of the Puppet agent’s user account. See the notes under PUPPET_AGENT_ACCOUNT_USER .
Note: Running 32-bit Puppet agent on a 64-bit Windows system is now deprecated. Update your Puppet installation to the 64-bit platform.
Double-click the MSI package you downloaded, and follow the graphical wizard. The installer must be run with elevated privileges. Installing Puppet does not require a system reboot.
Puppet’s Windows packages can be found here. You need the most recent package for your OS’s architecture:
This property should be combined with PUPPET_AGENT_ACCOUNT_PASSWORD and PUPPET_AGENT_ACCOUNT_DOMAIN . For example, to assign the agent to a domain user ExampleCorp\bob , install with:
Default: puppet.
The node’s certificate name, and the name it uses when requesting catalogs. This sets a value for the certname setting in the [main] section of puppet.conf.
If you don’t specify any further options, this is the same as installing graphically with the default Puppet master hostname ( puppet ).
Note: If you’ve used older Puppet versions, Puppet 4 changed the locations for a lot of the most important files and directories. See this page for a summary of the changes.
Note: If you set a non-default value for this property, the installer replaces any existing value in puppet.conf. Also, the next time you upgrade, the installer re-uses your previous value for this property unless you set a new value on the command line. So if you’ve used this property once, you shouldn’t change the environment setting directly in puppet.conf; you should re-run the installer and set a new value there instead.
Graphical installation:
To uninstall Puppet from the command line, you must have the original MSI file or know the ProductCode of the installed MSI:
These options are only available when installing Puppet on the command line.
Note: If you set a non-default value for this property, the installer replaces any existing value in puppet.conf. Also, the next time you upgrade, the installer re-uses your previous value for this property unless you set a new value on the command line. So if you’ve used this property once, you shouldn’t change the certname setting directly in puppet.conf; you should re-run the installer and set a new value there instead.
Downgrades and Uninstalling.

Default: .
If you want to verify the package is dual-signed, right-click on the MSI, and select Properties . Navigate to the Digital Signatures tab and you should see the following:
MSI Property Puppet Setting Introduced in INSTALLDIR n/a Puppet 2.7.12 / PE 2.5.0 PUPPET_MASTER_SERVER server Puppet 2.7.12 / PE 2.5.0 PUPPET_CA_SERVER ca_server Puppet 2.7.12 / PE 2.5.0 PUPPET_AGENT_CERTNAME certname Puppet 2.7.12 / PE 2.5.0 PUPPET_AGENT_ENVIRONMENT environment Puppet 3.3.1 / PE 3.1.0 PUPPET_AGENT_STARTUP_MODE n/a Puppet 3.4.0 / PE 3.2 PUPPET_AGENT_ACCOUNT_USER n/a Puppet 3.4.0 / PE 3.2 PUPPET_AGENT_ACCOUNT_PASSWORD n/a Puppet 3.4.0 / PE 3.2 PUPPET_AGENT_ACCOUNT_DOMAIN n/a Puppet 3.4.0 / PE 3.2.
Once the installer finishes, Puppet will be installed, running, and partially configured.
Where Puppet and its dependencies should be installed.
The password to use for the Puppet agent’s user account. See the notes under PUPPET_AGENT_ACCOUNT_USER .
These instructions cover installing Puppet agent on Windows machines.
When using the architecture-appropriate installer, Puppet installs into C:\Program Files\Puppet Labs\Puppet .
Which Windows user account the Puppet agent service should use. This is important if the Puppet agent needs to access files on UNC shares, since the default LocalSystem account cannot access these network resources.
If you are replacing 64-bit Puppet with a 32-bit version, you should uninstall Puppet before installing the new package. Be sure to re-specify any relevant MSI properties when re-installing.
msiexec /qn /norestart /i puppet-agent- -x64.msi PUPPET_AGENT_ACCOUNT_DOMAIN=ExampleCorp PUPPET_AGENT_ACCOUNT_USER=bob PUPPET_AGENT_ACCOUNT_PASSWORD=password.
Whether the Puppet agent service should run (or be allowed to run). Allowed values:
Automated installation:
Before installing Puppet on any agent nodes:
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