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Intel® Packet Protect User’s Guide
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To install Packet Protect
1. Verify that the computer you have chosen meets the minimum require-
ments detailed under “System Requirements” on page 17.
2. Insert the product CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive at the computer where
you want to install Packet Protect.
3. Browse to the CD-ROM using Windows Explorer.
4. Double-click d:\packet protect\setup.exe, where d:\ is the drive of your CD-
ROM drive.
5. Follow the dialog box instructions on the screen.
Keep a confidential record of the information you enter. If you need to reinstall
Packet Protect later, you will need to re-enter this information.
Notes:
If the static IP address or the DNS name of the computer
changes, you must restore the System Policy. You will lose all
your customizations when you restore the System Policy.
Also, if there are other computers in the network that have
rules that apply to the computers whose IP address or DNS
name changes, the rules of those computers need to be
changed. For information on restoring the System Policy, see
“Restore the System Policy” on page 42.
You can also install from a mapped drive where you have
stored the Packet Protect installation files.
If you already have adapter teaming installed on the system,
there’s no need to re-enter the TCP/IP settings during Packet
Protect installation (you are not prompted for this informa-
tion).
To verify that Packet Protect is installed and running on a computer:
1. At the taskbar on the computer, select Settings > Control Panel.
2. Double-click Services and verify that Intel Policy Agent is started.
If Intel Policy Agent doesn’t appear in the list, Packet Protect has been shut
down or is not functioning properly. See “Turn Security on Manually for an
Existing Computer” on page 47 for details about restarting Packet Protect.
See the chapter “Troubleshooting and FAQs” on page 49 for general trouble-
shooting guidelines and a list of common Packet Protect installation problems
and their solutions.