GlobalSCAPE DMZ Gateway v3.1, User Manual

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Installing DMZ Gateway
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The Start the Administration Interface , Create a desktop shortcut , and Start the DMZ
Gateway Server service check boxes are selected by default. Select the Show version history
check box if you want to read the release notes. (You can also access the release notes in the
installation folder.)
11. Click Finish . If you left the Start the Administration Interface check box selected, the DMZ
Gateway Administration Interface appears.
A default Profile is defined using the IP address of the computer on which you installed DMZ Gateway
and the default port of 44500.
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Refer to Editing a Profile to change the IP address/port assignments.
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Refer to Creating a Profile to create new/additional Profiles.
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Refer to Controlling Access by IP Address to specify which IP addresses or IP masks are allowed
or denied connections.
Installing DMZ Gateway on a non-Windows System
The installation process on each non-Windows operating system is basically the same with a few minor
differences. The basic process of installation can be described as follows:
1. Copy the appropriate installer archive file ( .tgz ) to the target machine.
2. Extract the contents of the installer archive. The archive contains 2 files: an installation script and
an archive of the actual program files.
3. Run the installation script as root and follow the prompts.
The process for supported non-Windows operating systems is described below. (For installation on
Windows systems, refer to
Installing DMZ Gateway .)
The installation script includes registering and starting the DMZ Gateway server daemon (configuring it to
auto-start on system start and auto-stop on system stop). Alternately, you can start the server manually
using the command
<InstallDir>/bin/dmzgatewayd start
. Refer to Manually Registering and
Deregistering the DMZ Gateway Server Daemon if you decide not to register the daemon during the
installation process.