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The install instructions for both the Linux and Windows versions of the Gwava software can be found here: [http://download.gwava.com/gwava6/doc/GWAVA%206.5%20Installation.pdf Standard Gwava Install Guide] | The install instructions for both the Linux and Windows versions of the Gwava software can be found here: [http://download.gwava.com/gwava6/doc/GWAVA%206.5%20Installation.pdf Standard Gwava Install Guide] | ||
Both the appliance and the standard software can be obtained from the Gwava [http://gwava.com/trial_downloads.php Trial Downloads] page. | Both the appliance and the standard software can be obtained from the Gwava [http://gwava.com/trial_downloads.php Trial Downloads] page. | ||
Revision as of 20:41, 22 April 2014
This section covers the different versions, where you would want to use those version, and how to install these versions.
Gwava Appliance
The GWAVA appliance is an .iso image file meant to install Linux and GWAVA onto a single machine in a single install process. This is most often used when setting up an SMTP scanner.
This is the most common install of Gwava. The appliance can be placed in front of any mail server. With the SMTP scanner, Gwava acts similar to a mail relay where it accepts mail for the domain(s), processes the mail through its filters and pass along good mails to the mail server. Messages deemed to be spam are stopped before they can ever reach the internal mail server.
The install instructions for the Appliance can be found here: Gwava Appliance Install Guide
Gwava Software
-Summary
-when and where to use
The install instructions for both the Linux and Windows versions of the Gwava software can be found here: Standard Gwava Install Guide
Both the appliance and the standard software can be obtained from the Gwava Trial Downloads page.
