Starting Dr.Web for Novell Storage Services

You can run Dr.Web for Novell Storage Services and perform its initial configuration using interactive configuration script.

To run Dr.Web for Novell Storage Services manually:

1.Register the software.

2.Copy or move the drweb32.key key file to the directory with Dr.Web executable files (the default directory is /opt/drweb/). Name of the key file can differ in different distribution packages (for details, see Software Registration). To use a key file from another location, specify the full path to it as a Key parameter value in the drweb32.ini main configuration file. Since Dr.Web for Novell Storage Services can operate only in the Standalone mode (without integration with Dr.Web Enterprise Security Suite), path to the key file must be also set as a value of the LicenseFile parameter in Dr.Web Agent configuration file – agent.conf.

3.Configure the software by making necessary changes in configuration files. For details on configuration parameters, see the corresponding sections of this Manual.

4.Open drwebd.enable file and set the value of the ENABLE variable to 1 in order to run Dr.Web Daemon. If it is not required to run Dr.Web Daemon on the local machine (properly configured Dr.Web Daemon is working on another local network computer), the value of the ENABLE variable must be set to 0.

5.Open drweb-monitor.enable file and set the value of the ENABLE variable to 1 in order to run Dr.Web Monitor.

6.Run Dr.Web Daemon and Dr.Web Monitor using the command line interface or your file manager. After startup, Dr.Web Monitor starts all other Dr.Web for Novell Storage Services components. You can also run each module independently, but Dr.Web Agent must be run first, since all other modules receive configuration from Dr.Web Agent.

Location of the enable files depends on Dr.Web for Novell Storage Services installation type:

▪Installation from universal package for UNIX systems:

Files are saved to the %etc_dir directory and named as follows drwebd.enable, drweb-monitor.enable.

▪Installation from native DEB packages:

Files are saved to the /etc/defaults directory and named as follows drwebd, drweb-monitor.

▪Installation from native RPM packages:

Files are saved to the /etc/sysconfig directory and named as follows drwebd.enable, drweb-monitor.enable.