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=='''EXERCISE #4'''==
 
=='''EXERCISE #4'''==
 
Common Issue: How to add the Secure Messaging Gateway License.
 
Common Issue: How to add the Secure Messaging Gateway License.
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'''''You will need the customer's Validation key and Customer ID (which is their email address). You can get this from licensing, if the customer does not have it.'''''
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#) While logged in as admin to the System Management web page, go to System Management | Licensing.
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#) Click on Add License.
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#) Enter in the Customer ID (email address), and their Validation key. Supports license details are: Customer ID- corp@gwavanation.com Validation key- H7j3-d4f [[FILE:License1.png]]
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#) Hit Send Request
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#) Click on the EULA agreement.
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##) Fill out the form to confirm details.
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##) Check the box that you have read and understand it.
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##) Click Accept.
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#) Check the box next to the license in the list.
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#) Click Intstall.
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You should now see the license show up.

Revision as of 15:47, 4 October 2017

Contents

EXERCISE #1

Issue: Web page won't load after setting up the ova file on VMware server.

Cause:

a) They didn't go through the GWAVA install? http://support.gwava.com/documentation/GWAVA/70/html/GWAVA_Installation.htm

  • login as user: gwava
  • run the following command: sudo /opt/gwavapreinstall.sh

b) If they have gone through the GWAVA install, check to see if there is a /opt/gwava directory that was installed. If there's not, then the install failed. This is usually because they can't get out to get the Ubuntu or Secure Gateway updates.

  1. ) Check the firewall, or a web filter they might be using, that might be blocking the connection.
  2. ) The DNS could be failing to resolve the hostnames for these updates as well, you could try using a public DNS server if that is the case.
  3. ) Run the install script again by typing: sudo /opt/gwavapreinstall.sh.complete

Note: Use putty so that you can scroll up to view the errors, if there are any. Such as:

"svn: E170013: Unable to connect to a repository at URL 'https://gwava7updates.gwava.com/update/gwava7/release' 
svn: E670002: Name or service not known"
  1. ) If a different DNS is needed, while going through the install the second time, enter in a DNS that should resolve these, such as Google's 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4.

Outboundp1.png


EXERCISE #2

How do I prevent outbound email from getting scanned for anything but the Virus Filter Group: Anti-Virus, Zero Hour Virus, Fingerprinting, and Named Executables)?

  1. ) Set up a new policy using the wizard, selecting 'outbound' only. Obpolicy.png
  2. ) Edit Outbound policy, under Policy management, ensuring that it has the following checked 'Enabled', 'Scan by message direction' and 'Handle outbound mail' Outboundp1.png
  3. ) On the workbench for the outbound policy, make sure you have the following: Outboundp2.png
  4. ) Edit Inbound policy, under Policy management, uncheck 'Handle outbound mail' Outboundp3.png


Now Outbound email will only be scanned by the 'Outbound Mail Filter Policy'.


EXERCISE #3

Common issue: End user whitelist or blacklist is not working (not seeing the option in their QMS). Task: Set up end user whitelist or blacklist correctly.

  1. ) Add the box for the whitelist, under Exceptions to the workbench.
  2. ) Add the box for blacklist, under Filters to the workbench.
  3. ) Link the whitelist box to Spam Filter Group
  4. ) Link the blacklist box to Message Block service Euwhite.png
  5. ) Link the whitelist to the QMS by clicking on the "click to configure it and click on link to qms icon)
  6. ) Verify that the users have rights for the blacklist/whitelist. QMS as admin | settings | users rights | select which options you want users to have rights for.
  7. ) Login to the QMS as the user that you gave blacklist/whitelist rights to, in the step above. You should see the buttons for Whitelist and Blacklist.
                                      Wbuser.png

EXERCISE #4

Common Issue: How to add the Secure Messaging Gateway License.

You will need the customer's Validation key and Customer ID (which is their email address). You can get this from licensing, if the customer does not have it.

  1. ) While logged in as admin to the System Management web page, go to System Management | Licensing.
  2. ) Click on Add License.
  3. ) Enter in the Customer ID (email address), and their Validation key. Supports license details are: Customer ID- corp@gwavanation.com Validation key- H7j3-d4f License1.png
  4. ) Hit Send Request
  5. ) Click on the EULA agreement.
    1. ) Fill out the form to confirm details.
    2. ) Check the box that you have read and understand it.
    3. ) Click Accept.
  6. ) Check the box next to the license in the list.
  7. ) Click Intstall.

You should now see the license show up.

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