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[[Setting up TCP/IP filtering]]
[[Checklists]]
 
[[Technical / Hardware requirements]]
 
[[Preliminary Check-list and other Misc items]]
 
[[Configure Firewall]]
 
[[Setting up and using remote support]]


[[Installing NEOSYS Service]]
[[Installing NEOSYS Service]]
[[Configuring Antivirus for NEOSYS]]
[[Configuring NEOSYS on Windows 10]]
[[Installing & Configuring Apache]]
[[Setting up Host Name]]


[[Benchmarking NEOSYS]]
[[Benchmarking NEOSYS]]


[[Handling backup in Virtual Server]]
[[Backup and Restore#Configuring NEOSYS automated backup|Configuring NEOSYS automated backup]]
[[Installing EMS Magic]]


[[Establishing Emergency Support Procedures]]


= NEOSYS & Anti-Virus Programs =
[[Setting up for non-latin characters]]


== Excluding Neosys files in Norton / Symantec ==
[[Configuring and Administering Multi-site Installations]]
Symantec and other especially older version AV software slow neosys down a lot. Excluding LK and OV files (and ALSO excluding the neosys folder and removing OV* from the list of files to be checked) improves the situation but only removal of the av solves the problem completely. ie the exclusion options DOESNT FULLY WORK in symantec and some other especially older AV software.


Important Note: Symantec / Norton Email Scanners corrupt Neosys backup files incase you are
[[Installing on Windows 7]]
emailing it to someone. Even deselecting outgoing email scanner does not solve the problem.


[[Restricting usage of NEOSYS to licence period]]


== Excluding Neosys files in AVG Anti-Virus ==
[[Configuring NEOSYS for various language character sets]]


It is best advisable to use AVG Anti-Virus program which does not interfere with Neosys files if they are excluded. Also the Email Scanner does not create any problem as noticed in using Symantec / Norton.
[[Configuring NEOSYS to display local time]]


[[Image:avg_anti_virus.jpg]]
[http://itwiki.neosys.com/index.php/Setting_up_monitoring_in_Nagios#Adding_a_new_NEOSYS_installation_.28new_client.29 Setting up Monitoring from Nagios]


[[Implementing NEOSYS]]


== Checking if disabling OV files speeds up Neosys ==


You can test the diskspeed in NEOSYS by pressing F5 and typing FILESPEED to see how long it takes to create and delete 1000 records in a temporary file. You can repeat this to get an average.
Obsolete:


You can disable AV for a while to check if the AV is getting in the way despite neosys being "excluded" according to the av options. Even disabling the AV does not always get back all the speed. Sometimes removal of the AV completely gets back the speed.
[[Configuring IIS]]


AV is not really necessary on computers dedicated to NEOSYS and can be removed.
[[Setting up HTTPS]]


Using FILESPEED and AV disabling you can tell if your attempts to configure exclusion of NEOSYS are successful or not.
[[Installing IE7 & IE8 Download Blocker]] ** required for Windows Server 2003

Latest revision as of 10:03, 8 February 2021

Checklists

Technical / Hardware requirements

Preliminary Check-list and other Misc items

Configure Firewall

Setting up and using remote support

Installing NEOSYS Service

Configuring Antivirus for NEOSYS

Configuring NEOSYS on Windows 10

Installing & Configuring Apache

Setting up Host Name

Benchmarking NEOSYS

Handling backup in Virtual Server

Configuring NEOSYS automated backup

Installing EMS Magic

Establishing Emergency Support Procedures

Setting up for non-latin characters

Configuring and Administering Multi-site Installations

Installing on Windows 7

Restricting usage of NEOSYS to licence period

Configuring NEOSYS for various language character sets

Configuring NEOSYS to display local time

Setting up Monitoring from Nagios

Implementing NEOSYS


Obsolete:

Configuring IIS

Setting up HTTPS

Installing IE7 & IE8 Download Blocker ** required for Windows Server 2003

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