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Installation Guide

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Contents

Preface Who should use this guide?................................................................................. 1About This Guide ............................................................................................... 1About Pointsec Protector .................................................................................... 1Related Documentation ...................................................................................... 2More Information ............................................................................................... 3Feedback .......................................................................................................... 3

Chapter 1 Installing Pointsec Protector Introduction ...................................................................................................... 5Installing Pointsec Protector Server...................................................................... 6

Before Installing ........................................................................................... 6If the Installation is Interrupted...................................................................... 6Installing Pointsec Protector Server................................................................. 6Accessing Pointsec Protector Server Administration Console............................ 17

Installing Pointsec Protector Client .................................................................... 17Network Deployment of Pointsec Protector Client ........................................... 17Available Program Features .......................................................................... 17Installing Pointsec Protector Client Manually ................................................. 19

Removing Pointsec Protector............................................................................. 24Removing Pointsec Protector Server .............................................................. 24Removing Pointsec Protector Client .............................................................. 24

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Preface PPreface

In This Chapter

Who should use this guide?Administrators at organizations that are installing and deploying Pointsec Protector should read this guide.

About This GuideThis guide describes how to manually install and remove Pointsec Protector Server and Client.

About Pointsec ProtectorPointsec Protector is a unique corporate solution that provides a policy-driven mechanism of securing an organization’s information and ensuring data integrity.

Who should use this guide? page 1

About This Guide page 1

About Pointsec Protector page 1

Related Documentation page 2

More Information page 3

Feedback page 3

Related Documentation

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Related DocumentationThis release includes the following additional documentation:

Table 1-1 Pointsec Protector documentation

Document This document contains ...

Pointsec Protector Administrator’s Guide Information about• Using Pointsec Protector• Silent network deployment of Pointsec

Protector Client• Frequently asked questions.

Online help version of the Administrator’s Guide, accessible through the Pointsec Protector administration console.

Pointsec Protector Quick Start Guide Instructions for getting started.

Pointsec Protector Release Notes • System requirements for Pointsec Protector Server and Client.

• Current information about the product, such as:

• new features and functions in the current release,

• problems that have been fixed since the previous release, and

• any known issues about the current release.

More Information

Preface 3

More InformationIf you require information on Check Point’s other security products or services, or if you should encounter any problems with Pointsec Protector, please visit our web site or call us.

FeedbackCheck Point is engaged in a continuous effort to improve its documentation. Please contact your technical sales representative if you have comments on this guide.

Table 1-2 Contact information

Technical Support Sales

Telephone: The Americas 972-444-6600 1-800-429-4391

International +972-3-6115100Web site http://support.checkpoint

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Our Support Center is a comprehensive self-service database designed to quickly and easily answer all of your technical installation, configuration and upgrade needs on Check Point products.

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Here you can search for a Check Point sales partner near you.

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Feedback

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Chapter 1Installing Pointsec Protector

In This Chapter:

IntroductionThis chapter describes how to manually install the Pointsec Protector Server and Pointsec Protector Client.

The Pointsec Protector Server is the hub of the Pointsec Protector-protected environment and must be installed prior to the installation of any client software. In addition to Evaluation and Production Modes, a Demo Mode of server installation is available. In Demo Mode, the Pointsec Protector Server provides the look and feel of the software, with a pre-configured database supplying sample data. Protector Clients can still connect to the “Demo Server”, but it does not synchronize with Active Directory.

Introduction page 5

Installing Pointsec Protector Server page 6

Before Installing page 6

If the Installation is Interrupted page 6

Installing Pointsec Protector Server page 6

Accessing Pointsec Protector Server Administration Console page 17

Installing Pointsec Protector Client page 17

After Installing page 23

Removing Pointsec Protector page 24

Removing Pointsec Protector Server page 24

Removing Pointsec Protector Client page 24

Installing Pointsec Protector Server

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In contrast to when it is in Evaluation Mode, when Pointsec Protector is in Demo Mode it cannot be switched to Production (or Evaluation) Mode after installation. Full uninstallation of the demo is required before a more capable version of the product can be installed.

See “Installing Pointsec Protector Server” on page 6 for details on installing the Pointsec Protector Server in Demo Mode.

Installing Pointsec Protector ServerThis section explains step-by-step the installation of the Pointsec Protector Server.

Before InstallingPrior to installation it is important that you do the following:

• Choose a suitable workstation/server to act as the Pointsec Protector Server. This machine must be fully networked with TCP/IP networking installed and be accessible across the network by all client workstations.

• Acquire a valid registration key. This is necessary both in order to install Pointsec Protector Server for evaluation and as a licensed product. If you do not have a valid registration key, please contact your Pointsec Protector supplier.

If the Installation is InterruptedA Pointsec Protector Server installation can be cancelled at any time prior to the step in which a summary of the installation options selected is displayed. If the installation is stopped at any time before this, the software will not be installed and the PC will remain untouched.

Installing Pointsec Protector ServerTo install Pointsec Protector Server:

1. Log on to the workstation that will be installed with the Pointsec Protector Pro Server with local administration rights.

2. Insert the Pointsec Protector installation CD-ROM into the CD drive.

Tip - If the CD does not run automatically, double-click on Autorun.exe, located in the root directory of the CD.


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The setup program will launch and display the following welcome screen:

Figure 1-1

3. Click Next to continue. The license agreement screen is displayed:Figure 1-2

4. Read the terms and conditions carefully. To continue with the installation, select the I accept the agreement radio button and click Next. The registration screen is displayed:


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Figure 1-3

5. In the Serial Number field, enter one of the following:

• For full installation A valid registration key. You can either enter your registration key manually in the Serial number field or click the Load from File button to import a licence (.lic) file

• For demo installation The word DEMO (many of the following configuration options will not apply)

6. Click Next to continue. The setup type screen is displayed:

Note - For further information about obtaining a valid registration key, contact a Pointsec Protector supplier.



Figure 1-4

7. Select the type of installation required:

• Complete Performs a complete installation of Pointsec Protector Server including the Server components, MSSQL database (MSDE) and the administration console.

• Custom Provides the option to select which components are required.

• Pointsec Protector Server Administration Console Installs just the administration console for remote administration of a Pointsec Protector Server.

If you select a Custom installation, the following screen is displayed:


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Figure 1-5

8. Select one or more of the following:

9. Click Next. The Select Program Folder dialog box opens:

Table 1-1 Installation options

Option Select this option to install the ...

Pointsec Protector Server Core components of the Pointsec Protector Server. This will install the Pointsec Protector Server service and required access components.

Pointsec Protector Server Administration Console

Necessary components required to manage the Pointsec Protector Server.

An MMC snapin is created on the local machine which allows full management of the server.

If Microsoft Management Console (MMC) is not installed, or if it is out of date, the Pointsec Protector Server installation program will automatically install the latest version.

Microsoft SQL Database Engine

Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine (MSDE 2000).

Pointsec Protector Server uses an MSSQL database to store all configuration and log information. If this option is selected, Pointsec Protector will automatically install the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine (MSDE 2000). However, it may be desirable to install Pointsec Protector onto an existing Microsoft SQL infrastructure.

To install Pointsec Protector onto an existing Microsoft SQL database, deselect this option.



Figure 1-6

10. Select the folder on the start menu where you wish to create shortcuts for the Pointsec Protector Server Administration Console. Click Next.

If the Microsoft SQL Database Engine was not selected during a custom installation, the following dialog is displayed:

Figure 1-7


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11. Select one of the following:

12. Click Next to continue. The following dialog box opens:Figure 1-8

13. Select the required database access security level. Specify the remote computer name where MSSQL is installed and the user name and password, if required. Click Next to continue. The following dialog box opens:

Table 1-2 MSSQL Server Setup options

Option Select this option if...

Default (MSSQLSERVER) MSSQL Server, MSDE or MSSQL Express is already installed on the host operating system.

Connect to MSSQL Server on Another Computer

You wish to set up the Pointsec Protector application server to point to an SQL server on another computer.



Figure 1-9

14. Enter the following:

• A port number for the Pointsec Protector server.

The Pointsec Protector TCP/IP port number is used for communication between the server and clients (default 9738).

• A valid SMTP server name, if e-mail alerts from the Pointsec Protector Server are required. If so, also enter a valid user name and password that has access to the SMTP server.

The e-mail address used to send alerts and the message subject can be edited as required.

15. Click Next. If a Novell NDS network is detected, the Pointsec Protector Server will automatically integrate with the NDS network. If this is detected during the server installation, the setup program will prompt for a Novell administrator account. The following dialog box opens:

Note - This value must be recorded and used for all Pointsec Protector Client installations.


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Figure 1-10

16. Specify the network browser account and password in either Novell Netware login name format or full distinguished name format. Click Next to continue. The following dialog box opens:

Figure 1-11



17. Browse to a user account to be used for the Pointsec Protector Server service on the server machine. We recommend that a domain user account be selected.

18. Click Next to continue. A summary of the installation options is displayed:

Figure 1-12

19. Click Next to perform the installation. The Setup Status screen is displayed, showing the installation progress:

Note - The selected user account must have access to the domain(s) and have local administration rights on the machine where the server is installed.


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Figure 1-13

Once the installation has completed, the following dialog box opens:Figure 1-14

20. Click Finish to complete the installation.

Accessing Pointsec Protector Server Administration Console


Accessing Pointsec Protector Server Administration Console

To open the Pointsec Protector Server Administration Console:

1. Select Start → Programs → Pointsec → Pointsec Protector Server → Administration Console.

For information about using Pointsec Protector Administration Console, see the Administrator’s Guide.

Installing Pointsec Protector ClientThis section contains brief information about network deployment of Pointsec Protector Client, and step-by-step instructions to the manual installation of Pointsec Protector Client.

Network Deployment of Pointsec Protector ClientThe preferred method for installing Pointsec Protector Client is silent network deployment. Because Pointsec Protector Client requires local administration rights to install, you will need to use a software deployment mechanism.

Further information about silently installing Pointsec Protector Client across a network, please see the Administration Console online help. Pointsec Protector Client supports both command line and MSI deployment.

Available Program FeaturesThis section describes the program features available when installing Pointsec Protector Client. If you choose the custom installation, you can select one or more of these features; if you choose the complete installation, all features will be installed.

Tip - To access the fully indexed on-line help for Pointsec Protector Administration Console, press F1 from within the console or select Help on any dialog.

Available Program Features

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The following table explains the program features available:

Table 1-3 Available program features during client installation

Program feature Description

Removable Media Manager Pointsec Protector ensures that all removable media/IO devices are authorized before use is granted. Authorization can be centrally managed or users can authorize their own devices providing policy is met (see data authorization below).

A unique Pointsec Protector digital signature is written to a device to mark it as authorized. The digital signature is automatically updated during file modifications/transfers within the protected environment. If changes to the media are made outside of the organization, the device will require re-authorization before it can be used again within the protected environment.

The system ensures that all devices are scanned for viruses using a third-party Anti-Virus scanner of your choice. This prevents illegal importing of data and more importantly can prevent the unauthorized exporting of data. This system will also stop users gaining access to any unauthorized hot-swap and plug-and-play devices.

Program Security Guard Pointsec Protector provides profile-based file management. Users can be prevented from creating defined file types on the local workstation and network drives.

File types are specified by extension and can be used to prevent the introduction of unlicensed software (.exe, .com, .dll, etc.), potentially malicious file types (.vbs, .scr, etc.) or simply unwanted file types (.mpg, .mp3, .jpg, etc.).

Protection is provided from any external source including e-mail attachments and web downloads.

DataScan Pointsec Protector is supplied with a data authorization module, which is integrated within the media authorization process. Employing this module, users can be given the right to authorize their own media providing the device contains only permitted file types. The module can be configured to only allow the authorization of data only files. Any executable/active code will be rejected even if renamed or hidden.

Installing Pointsec Protector Client Manually


Installing Pointsec Protector Client ManuallyTo manually install Pointsec Protector Client:

1. Insert the Pointsec Protector installation CD-ROM into the CD drive.

2. Copy the client software folder (%\software\Pointsec Protector\Client) to a folder on the server or local disk.

3. From the Pointsec Protector Administration Console, configure and export the default.xml policy file over the existing file in the Pointsec Protector client folder as created in the previous step.

For further information see the Administration Console online help.

4. Log on to the workstation with local administration rights.

5. Run setup.exe from the client installation folder. The setup program launches and displays the welcome screen:

Figure 1-15

Click Next to continue. The license agreement is displayed:

Tip - If the CD does not run automatically, double-click on Autorun.exe, located in the root directory of the CD.

Note - If you are installing within a Novell NDS environment the serverkey.reg file must be created and copied to the client installation folder prior to installation. For further information about creating the key, see the Administration Console online help.


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Figure 1-16

6. Read the terms and conditions carefully. To continue with the installation, select the I accept the agreement radio button and click Next. The Setup Type dialog box opens:

Figure 1-17



7. Select the type of installation required:

8. Click Next. If you selected custom installation, the following dialog box opens:

Figure 1-18

9. Select the required components and click Next.

The next step is to enter information about the secure TCP/IP connection which Pointsec Protector uses for communication between client and server workstations:

Table 1-4 Installation options

Type of installation Select this option to ...

Complete Install all available program features.Custom Select which components are installed

(recommended).

To read more about these features, see “Available Program Features” on page 17.


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Figure 1-19

10. Add the required server(s) by doing the following:

a. Enter the server name or IP address and TCP/IP port number (default 9738).

b. Click Add.

A test connection is performed to check that the server name is correct.

c. Repeat the steps to enter more servers.

If several servers have been added, select Connection Type:

11. Click Next to continue. A summary of the selected installation components is displayed:

Tip - The servers can be arranged using the Move Up and Move Down buttons.

Table 1-5 Connection type options

Connection type option Explanation

Sequential The client will connect to the first server in the list by default. If the server is unavailable, the second server in the list will be contacted and so on.

Random The client software will automatically share the load across all configured servers using random selection.



Figure 1-20

12. Click Next. A progress bar indicates the setup progress. When the installation is complete, the following dialog box opens:

Figure 1-21

13. Select whether you want to restart your computer now or later in order for Pointsec Protector to start protecting it, and click Finish to complete the installation.

After InstallingAfter installing Pointsec Protector Client and restarting the workstation, Pointsec Protector will automatically load and protect the workstation. User profiles are automatically downloaded when users log on.

Removing Pointsec Protector

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The presence of Pointsec Protector Client is displayed by the addition of a new icon in the system tray:

Figure 1-22

For information about the system tray menus, see the Client on-line help.

Removing Pointsec ProtectorThe following sections describe how to remove Pointsec Protector Server and Pointsec Protector Client.

Removing Pointsec Protector ServerTo remove Pointsec Protector Server:

1. Use Add/Remove programs from within the MS Windows control panel.

2. Select Pointsec Protector Server from the list of installed programs and click Change/Remove.

During removal, there is an option to delete the Pointsec Protector database. If a re-installation is planned, we recommend you do not delete the database.

Removing Pointsec Protector ClientTo remove Pointsec Protector Client:

1. Use Add/Remove programs from within the MS Windows control panel.

2. Select Pointsec Protector Client from the list of installed programs and click Change/Remove.

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