Using an installation program called setup.exe
Using a silent installation program
A simple, user-friendly installation program performs both local and remote installation. The Setup program allows you to easily install PortalProtect on one or many servers. This intuitive program lets you rapidly deploy PortalProtect to all the SharePoint Servers in your enterprise.
The target servers must be part of your network and you must have access to them with a user account that has administrator privileges.
You must install PortalProtect on a server with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 or Microsoft SharePoint service 3.0, and Windows Server 2008 installed. A successful installation also requires IIS 7.0 and Internet Explorer 6.0.
PortalProtect 1.8 is compatible only with SharePoint Server 2007 and SharePoint Services 3.0.
Run SETUP.EXE from the PortalProtect 1.8 CD to start the installation. The Welcome to Trend Micro PortalProtect Setup program screen displays.
Click Next. The License Agreement screen displays. Read the license agreement. If you accept the terms, select I accept the terms in the license agreement and click Next. The setup program begins checking your system requirements. If you do not accept the terms, click Cancel to exit the setup program.
The Install/Upgrade screen appears. Select Install/Upgrade PortalProtect, and choose from the following options:
for SharePoint stand-alone server
for SharePoint server farm environment
After selecting the appropriate options, click Next.
Whether to select install for SharePoint stand-alone server or install for SharePoint server farm environment depends on your SharePoint deployment mode. If SharePoint will be deployed with farm mode, you must select for SharePoint server farm environment. Otherwise, if SharePoint will be deployed in the stand-alone mode (basic deployment) you should select for SharePoint stand-alone server.
The Product Activation screen displays.
You must register PortalProtect online to receive an Activation Code. Click Register Online. This opens the Trend Micro online registration Web page in your browser. Follow the prompts to complete the registration. When you have registered, Trend Micro sends you an Activation Code by email.
Type the Activation Code and click Next to proceed with the installation.
The Select Target Server(s) screen displays. Use this screen to choose the target servers to which you want to install PortalProtect. Type or Browse for the Computer name, and Add one or more servers. When you are satisfied with the list of target servers, click Next to continue the installation.
The target Log On screen displays. Type the server User name [Domain\Username] and Password and click Next.
The Configure Shared/Target Directory screen displays. Accept the default path for the shared folder on the target server, or type a new path in the Specify path field. Click Next.
PortalProtect only accepts Windows default shares for Shared directories, such as C$, D$ and so on.
To use the Shared directory, File and Printer Sharing must be enabled for Windows firewall on each of the target servers where PortalProtect will be installed.
The Web Server Information screen displays. Type the port number for the Web Management Console in the Port number field. Click Next.
Enable or Disable SSL as required. If enabling, type the number of years of Certificate validity and also the SSL Port number.
The Log On screen displays. Select or type the following and click Next.
Windows Authentication or SQL Server Authentication
User name (Domain\User name)
Password
Trend Micro highly recommends that you specify the same database account as the one used to deploy SharePoint. If you choose a database account different than the one used to deploy SharePoint, the database account must be configured as db_datareader role to SharePoint configDB and db_owner role to all the SharePoint content databases.
The Checking Target Server System Requirements screen displays. The installation program will analyze the systems to ensure the following on each of the target servers where PortalProtect will be installed:
Whether the target server is running Windows 2008
Whether the target server is running correct SharePoint version with Web application
Whether the correct privileges have been provided to logon the target server
Whether the correct SharePoint DB access account is specified to access the SharePoint configDB
Verify the Status reads Fresh Install, and click Next.
The Connection Settings screen displays. If you use a proxy server, select Uses a proxy server to connect to Internet, and enter the following:
Proxy type (HTTP or SOCKS 5)
Address (IP)
Port (Port number)
If your proxy server requires a password, type the User name and Password in the fields provided.
Click Next.
The World Virus Tracking Program screen displays. Select Yes, if you would like to participate in the World Virus Tracking Program, or No, if you do not. Click Next.
The Control Manager Server Settings screen displays.
Click Next to accept the default settings, or select Register PortalProtect Agent to Control Manager Server and enter the following:
Server Address.
Port (Port number).
Connect using HTTPS (if desired).
If a proxy server is used, select Uses a proxy server to connect to CM server, and click Proxy Server Settings to modify.
If Web Server Authentication is required, type the User Name and Password.
Click Next.
The Email Notification Settings screen displays. If you wish to send email based notifications, enter the following:
Select, Send email-based notifications.
Type the SMTP server Address and Port.
To enable Administrator email notification, type the administrator(s) email address(es) in the Email address field. Use a semicolon to separate multiple addresses.
Click Next.
The Management Group Selection screen displays.
You must use an existing Active Directory group, or create a new one before you complete this step. If you select Use Local Server Administrator Group, then, accounts with administrator privilege on each target server can logon its own PortalProtect Management Console locally.
Select Use Local Server Administrator Group, if you do not wish to select an active directory group now, or do the following to choose an active directory group:
Choose Select Active Directory Group and click Select to choose a pre-existing group; the Domain, Group, and Description fields then populate accordingly.
Click Next.
The Review Settings screen displays. Check the settings as they are displayed on screen, and go back to make any changes if needed. Click Update the pattern when installation is complete, if you wish to do so; then, click Next.
The Installation Progress screen displays.
While the installation is active, click View details to check the status.
After the installation status displays Finished, click Next.
The Installation Complete screen displays.
Select View the Readme file, if you wish to view it, and Finish to complete the installation.