Most products provide the option to include service packs in a deployment. You can download a service pack from autodesk.com, or use a service pack stored on a local hard drive or network location. In either case, the service pack will be applied only after the installation of the main product is completed.
If you select the Install Service Pack from autodesk.com button, the service pack will be automatically downloaded and you will not need to extract the MSP file.
You can add multiple service packs to a deployment only if the service packs are locally stored, not if you are downloading them from autodesk.com.
Two options are available for including service packs in deployments:
To extract a Microsoft Installer Patch (MSP) file from a service pack
<local_drive:>\<patch_name>.exe /e <local_drive:>\<patch_name>.msp
ProductSP1.exe /e ./ProductSP1.msp
where ProductSP1.exe is the name of the downloaded patch and ProductSP1.msp is the name of the extracted file. Using ā./ā in front of the extraction file name places the extracted file in the same folder as the original executable. The āeā command line switch extracts the MSP file from the executable.
To include a service pack with the deployment
To include a service pack with a deployment, an MSP file must be extracted from the downloaded service pack executable.