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The installer file is available from the Resources tab or by clicking this link:
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On the endpoint, download the SecureAnywhere installer file.
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To use the SecureAnywhere installer for Windows: This method is useful if you plan to use your own deployment tool and if you prefer not to use MSI commands to run the installation in the background. Rename the executable file using your keycode.
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The system displays information required to install the software via the command link, and then adds the endpoint to the selected group.
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For large networks, you may also want to organize endpoints into separate consoles for simplified views into smaller groups. If you have a large network and use Active Directory, you should use the advanced deployment options.
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Note: If you have a small network with less than 100 endpoints, we recommend that you use the simple deployment options described in the Resources tab. You should have experience with Microsoft’s Active Directory and the GPO editor.
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Note: Devices must use the Endpoint Protection keycode before they can report into the Management Portal. If you don't know your keycode, click the Resources tab of the Management Portal. For more information, see Implementing Alerts. Note: You can configure alerts so that administrators receive notification whenever new endpoints are installed. A list of endpoint system requirements is provided in Preparing for Setup. An endpoint can be a Windows PC, laptop, server, or virtual server installed in your network. You can deploy SecureAnywhere to endpoints using a variety of methods, depending on your business requirements and network size.