Wireless Protector Installation

Wireless Protector Installation includes a windows platform on the local LAN network that acting as a server to all protected computers and protection service that must be deployed on all the computers that needs to be protected.

These are the required steps to install the server:
1. Select any windows platform that connected by LAN cable to your network and is active most of the time.
2. Install Wireless Protector Software on the windows platform that will act as the server by double-clicking on Wireless Protector Installation file.
3. The server is using TCP port 49150 to accept remote computers protection requests. It is important to verify that this port is not blocked by any firewall or anti-virus program that may be installed on the platform that runs the software console (It can be checked by using the command "Telnet XYZ 49150" where XYZ is the IP or name of the platform that runs the software console).

These are the required steps to install the clients by using the Built-In Deployment:
1. Open the Scan View in Wireless Protector Server.
2. Click the Add Computers button and select one of the computers selection options.
3. Use the Next button to select the computers properties and then click the Finish button.
4. Click the Yes button to deploy the new computers or use the Deploy Computers button to install the remote protection service on the selected computers.
5. Check the Last Status column for the deployment status (all error codes are standard Microsoft errors and can be checked on the internet).

These are the required steps to install the clients by using the Self Deployment:
1. Open the tools View in Wireless Protector Server.
2. Click the Deployment link to create installation package on any removable media.
3. Insert the deployment package media to the computer that you would like to protect to install the protection service.
4. To deploy Windows platforms run the Install.bat batch file from the deployment package.
5. To deploy Mac-OSX platforms run the Install.pkg script file from the deployment package.