Continue with previous post “Installation and Configuration of Sophos Enterprise Console 5.1 in your Networks – 1. Installation” Steps: After the installation of the Sophos Enterprise Console you had logged off. Now you logged in and the Console starts automatically. This Windows will appear:
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Installation and Configuration of Sophos Enterprise Console 5.1 in your Networks – 1. Installation
0This post is a detail documentation how to install Sophos Enterprise Console 5.1 in your networks. Pre-Requirements: copy the Sophos Enterprise Console to the Server (ProdInstall\Sophos\Sophos Console\sec_5.1.exe) check if you are able to connect to the infrastructure server like this: http://IP Server:8085 A webpage like this should be shown to you:
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