Installing the Exported Package or Client

Continue with Installing the Exported Package or Client:

Endpoint Client

  1. For Windows, distribute the downloaded package or file to users' endpoint or run the EPS_Year_Version.exe /CreateMSI on the users' endpoint.

    On Windows 8.1 and higher, right-click the exe file and click Run as administrator to install the client.

    The EPS_Year_Version/CreateMSI command is supported only with the Endpoint Security Client E85.20 or higher. It is supported for both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows.

    You can install the Endpoint Security client using the EPS.msi file through the Command Line Interface (CLI). To install:

    1. Transfer the EPS.msi file to the endpoints.
    2. In the endpoint's CLI, run msiexec.exe to install the MSI file.

      msiexec.exe /i <path to msi file>\EPS.msi

      For example, msiexec.exe /i C:\users\admin\EPS.msi

      Output

      USERINSTALLMODE=<blades' mask>

      Generating MSIs. It will take a few minutes.

      Please wait...

      ===> <location>\EPS.msi

      ===> <location>\32\EPS.msi

      The system creates the msi files for both 64-bit and 32-bit and opens Windows Explorer windows where the msi files are created.

    3. Make a note of the path where msi files are created.
    4. In the Command Prompt window, press any key to close.
    5. Transfer the msi file to the endpoints and run the msi file to install the Endpoint Security client.

    For more information, see sk179668.

  2. For macOS, distribute the package or file to users' endpoint.
  3. For Linux, run the sh script in the users' endpoint.

Browse Client

  1. For Windows, distribute the downloaded package or file to users' endpoint or run the EndpointSetup.exe /CreateMSI on the users' endpoint.
  2. For macOS, distribute the package or file to users' endpoint.
  3. For ChromeOS, see sk173974.
Note:
You can only see the deployment status after the package is successfully installed.

Time Limit Installation

Time Limit Installation

If you have enabled Installation Token, a prompt appears during the Endpoint Security client installation. The user must enter the Server Authentication Token.

If the server authentication fails, create a new server authentication token with the appropriate validity period and share it with your users.