Symantec BRIGHTMAIL - SYM ANTISPAM AND, Руководство по установке

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Installing Brightmail Control Center
Installation Guide 73
Automatic Startup Configured by Brightmail Control Center
Installer
Table 7 describes the processes that make up the Brightmail Control Center. The Installer
configures the MySQL and Tomcat (if installed) processes to start automatically when the
computer is powered up. If used immediately after installation, these processes may
require 15-60 seconds to begin.
On UNIX, the processes making up the Brightmail Control Center are configured to run as
daemons. Startup scripts are installed in
/etc/init.d
and links are created in the
appropriate
/etc/rc*
directory.
On Windows, the services making up the Brightmail Control Center are configured to a
startup type of
Automatic .
Uninstalling Brightmail Control Center on UNIX
The Uninstaller uninstalls the Brightmail Control Center files and also the MySQL and
Tomcat files if they exist. Just as with the Installer, you can run the Uninstaller using the
-i awt
option described in Table 6, “Installer Invocation Methods,” on page 62 .
To remove Symantec software, run the Uninstaller as the root user:
Uninstalling Brightmail Control Center on Windows
The Uninstaller removes the MySQL and Tomcat services if they exist, and then uninstalls
the Brightmail Control Center files and also the MySQL and Tomcat files if they exist.
1
Click Start , point to Programs , point to Symantec Brightmail AntiSpam , and then
click Uninstall Brightmail Control Center .
2
A DOS window opens and prompts you to confirm uninstallation.
Table 7. Control Center Processes/Services
Process Name in
UNIX Service Name in
Windows
Description
java
Tomcat Tomcat Java servlet container—serves the pages that make
up the Brightmail Control Center.
mysqld
MySql MySQL server—processes requests to retrieve and store
data in the MySQL database, such as Brightmail Scanner
configuration data or quarantined spam messages.
$ su root -c '/opt/symantec/sbas/ControlCenter/uninstall.sh'
Password: your_root_password