Using GUI Installer |
To install with GUI 1.Enter the following command: # drweb-file-servers_[version number]~[OS name]/install.sh The setup program launches. On the Welcome screen, click . At any step you can return to the previous one by clicking . To continue installation, click . To abort installation, click . Figure 2. Welcome screen 2.On the screen, select the installation type: typical configuration for Dr.Web for File Servers with all the necessary components selected by default or custom configuration. Figure 3. Install type window If you selected , then select necessary components on the screen: Figure 4. Select Software screen
Click to to select all components. Click to clear selection. 3.On the screen, review and confirm the list of components to install: Figure 5. Confirm screen Click to confirm selection, or click to make changes. 4.Review the License Agreement. To proceed, you need to accept it. If necessary, use the list to select a preferred language of the agreement (Russian and English languages are available): Figure 6. License Agreement screen 5.After you accept the License Agreement, installation starts. On the screen, you can review the installation process in real-time: Figure 7. Installing screen This report is logged at the same time in the install.log log file located at the drweb-file-servers_[version number]~[OS name] directory. If you selected , once component installation completes, the post-install script for Dr.Web for UNIX File Servers basic configuration initializes. Figure. 8. Interactive post-install script After initialization of the script, you can specify a path to the key file, set an order of mail processing by the plug-ins and automatically enable services necessary for Dr.Web for UNIX File Servers proper operation (for example, Dr.Web Daemon, Dr.Web Agent, Dr.Web Monitor). You can also select from the list network disks to be protected by Dr.Web for UNIX File Servers. On the screen, you can see a notification that further adjustment is required to provide proper operation of Dr.Web for UNIX File Servers, click to exit setup: Figure 9. Finish screen |