| How to install the right management console? |
DeviceLock® Management Console is a snap-in for Microsoft Management Console (MMC). Using DeviceLock® Management Console, you can view and change permissions and audit rules, install and update DeviceLock® Service as well as view audit records for individual computers. Also, DeviceLock® Management Console is used for viewing logs stored on DeviceLock® Enterprise Server and for managing this server.
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| How to install DeviceLock® Group Policy Manager? |
You can instruct DeviceLock® to use a fixed port, making it easier to configure a firewall. If you want to configure the firewall for dynamic ports connection, follow the instructions below.
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| How to install DeviceLock® Enterprise Manager? |
DeviceLock® Enterprise Manager can be used to control many computers simultaneously. With DeviceLock® Enterprise Manager you can view and change permissions and audit rules; install, update and uninstall DeviceLock® Service; and view audit records for all the computers in a large network. We recommend using DeviceLock® Enterprise Manager if you have a large network without Active Directory.
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Can I install DeviceLock® under Windows NT/2000/XP if I don't have administrative privileges?
No. You cannot install DeviceLock® under Windows NT/2000/XP without having administrative privileges. To correctly install DeviceLock® under Windows NT/2000/XP you MUST have administrative privileges. If you are going to use DeviceLock® only on a local computer, you must have local administrative privileges. But, if you are going to use DeviceLock® throughout your network, you must have domain administrative privileges.
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Can I install DeviceLock® under Windows 95/98 or Windows Me?
If you want to control access to devices on Windows 9x/Me, you should look at DeviceLock® Millennium Edition.
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Is it possible to install DeviceLock® automatically (without any user intervention)?
Yes. Just run DeviceLock® Setup with the /s parameter (e.g. "c:\setup.exe /s"). This gives an install that can be used from within a batch file. There is a special configuration file for silent setup: devicelock.ini. With this file, you can customize the DeviceLock® installation parameters. For more information, please read the documentation.
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Is it possible to install DeviceLock® using Microsoft Systems Management Server (SMS)?
Yes. You can use the package definition files (DevLock.pdf for SMS version 1.x and DevLock.sms for SMS version 2.0 and later) supplied with DeviceLock®, located in the sms.zip file.
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Can I install the DeviceLock® Service on the remote computer without having to physically go to it?
Yes. DeviceLock® supports Remote Install. If the DeviceLock® Service isn't installed on the remote system or the DeviceLock® version is too old, DeviceLock® Management Console will suggest that you install the service. Select the DeviceLock® Service executable file and DeviceLock® Management Console will copy it to the remote computer. The DeviceLock® Service executable file will be copied to the Windows system directory (e.g. c:\winnt\system32) if this service doesn't exist on this system. If the service exists on this system but is too old, DeviceLock® Management Console will copy the executable file to the directory of the old file and the old file will be replaced.
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