Chapter 4: ProtectToolkit Software Installation
If you have installed ProtectToolkit-C and intend to use PCI or network operating modes:
>
Configure the secure messaging system (SMS). Refer to
in the "Cryptoki Configuration"
section of the
ProtectToolkit-C Administration Guide
.
>
Establish network communication (network operating mode only). by configuring the client to use one or
more servers that are available on the same network. Refer to
"Specifying the Network Server(s)" on
.
If you have installed ProtectToolkit-C and intend to use software-only mode:
>
Customize the installation to optimize performance. Refer to
"Software-Only Mode Configuration" on
.
Uninstalling a package
Should you encounter any problems, please see
"Installing ProtectToolkit on Unix/Linux" on page 68
To uninstall a package
1.
Select
Uninstall a SafeNet package
from the utility's
Main Menu
.
A list of installed SafeNet packages is displayed.
2.
Select the required package by typing the appropriate menu number and pressing
Enter
.
The utility verifies the action and executes the appropriate command for your platform.
3.
On some platforms, you may be prompted for additional uninstallation options. On Linux, for example, you
can add a
-nodeps
option to suppress the checking of dependencies. These options should be selected
with appropriate care.
4.
After completing uninstallation, the utility will return
Success
or
Failure
, scan the system again, and display
the current installation status.
5.
You may now need to respond to any platform-specific messages to confirm that you wish to proceed with
the uninstallation. Press the
Enter
key to continue.
Boot Service Operation on Unix/Linux Platforms
To run the server as an
rc.d(init.d)
service, run the following script:
/opt/safenet/protecttoolkit5/netsrv/bin/etnetsrv_install_rc
Installing ProtectToolkit on Linux Manually
The simplest way to complete installation or uninstallation of ProtectToolkit compnents, or to change the
Cryptoki provider, is to use the
Unix Installation Utility
. The utility ensures that the correct commands for
your platform are executed automatically. See
"Installing ProtectToolkit on Unix/Linux" on page 68
for more
information.
You must become the superuser of the host system before adding or removing any packages.
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