◦ If nShield CSPs (CAPI, CNG) was selected: 32bit CSP install wizard, which sets
up CSPs for 32-bit applications
◦ If nShield CSPs (CAPI, CNG) was selected: 64bit CSP install wizard, which sets
up CSPs for 64-bit applications
◦ If nShield CSPs (CAPI, CNG) was selected: CNG configuration wizard, which
sets up the CNG providers
◦ If the nShield Java package was selected: KeySafe, which runs the key
management application
◦ If nShield Remote Administration Client Tools was selected: Remote
Administration Client, which runs the remote administration client
If selected, the SNMP agent will be installed, but will not be added to the Services
area in Control Panel → Administrative Tools of the target Windows machine. If you
wish to install the SNMP agent as a service, please consult the SNMP monitoring
agent section in the User Guide.
6.
Click Finish to complete the installation.
7.
The following global variables are set upon install NFAST_CERTDIR, NFAST_HOME,
NFAST_KMDATA, NFAST_LOGDIR.
4.2. Installing the Security World Software on Linux
In the following instructions, disc-name is the name of the mount point
of the installation media.
1.
Log in as a user with root privileges.
2.
Place the installation media in the optical disc drive, and mount the drive.
3.
Open a terminal window, and change to the root directory.
4.
Extract the required .tar files to install all the software bundles by running
commands of the form:
tar xf disc-name/linux/ver/<file>.tar.gz
In this command, ver is the architecture of the operating system (for example, i386
or amd64), and file.tar is the name of a .tar.gz file for that component.
See Software packages on the Security World software installation media for more
about the component bundles and the additional software supplied on your
installation media.
5.
Run the install script by using the following command:
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