Force10 Networks 100-00055-01 manual Installing the Sguil Client, Uninstalling the Sguil Server

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Step

Task

Command

 

 

 

4

Source the server configuration file. The default

source Configure-Inputs.sh

 

parameters in this file may be changed.

 

 

 

 

5

Compile and build the Sguil server package. Use the

gmake [> build.log 2>&1]

 

logging option to collect debugging information during

 

 

compilation and redirect standard output and errors to a

 

 

log file.

 

 

 

 

6

Install the Sguil server package.

gmake install

7(OPTIONAL) Set the debug flag to 1 in sguild.conf before executing Startserver.sh to display Sguil server debug messages

Uninstalling the Sguil Server

To uninstall the server:

Step

Task

Command

 

 

 

1

Stop the Sguil and MySQL servers, if they are running.

 

 

 

 

2

From the directory in which the sever package was

source Configure-Inputs.sh

 

installed, source the Sguil server configuration file.

 

 

 

 

3

Uninstall the Sguil server. Use the logging option to

gmake uninstall [> uninstall.log 2>&1]

 

collect debugging information during uninstallation and

 

 

redirect standard output and errors to a log file.

 

 

 

 

Installing the Sguil Client

You must have the following software installed in your PC before installing the Sguil client:

• ActiveTcl, Force10 recommends ActiveTcl8.4.14 which includes Wish

WinZip

Wireshark

Wish

• Download the OpenSSL TCL extension TLS package to the client and extract the contents to the lib directory of the TCL installation. Typically the TCL installation directory is c:\program files\tcl.

To install the client:

Step Task

1Copy sguil-client-<version>.tar.gzto the PC on which it will be installed.

2Extract the tar file.

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