A minimum of Redhat release 7.0, or equivalent is required for proper GateKeeper Operation.

To install the SecureLink Gatekeeper on a Linux System, please follow the instructions below. Please note that these instructions are designed for Red Hat Enterprise Linux. If you would like instructions for an alternate Linux distribution, please contact support@enexity.com.

Step 1: Create a New User

On the Red Hat Console, open the Red Hat User Manager
Start -> System Settings -> Users & Groups
You will need to enter the root password unless you logged on as root
Click 'Add User'
Create a New User 'rss' with the suggested defaults
Click 'OK'

Step 2: Download the SecureLink Gatekeeper Components

Open up the Red Hat Terminal (Start-> System Tools-> Terminal)
Switch to the user you created by typing 'su - rss' and entering the appropriate password.
Download the following files into the user's HOME directory(~rss), which you created when adding user rss (typically /home/rss)

http://www.guamharleydavidson.com/linux/enexityclient.tar.gz
http://www.guamharleydavidson.com/linux/enexityvnc.tar.gz
http://www.guamharleydavidson.com/linux/enexityjava.tar.gz

Step 3: Install the SecureLink Gatekeeper Components

Reopen the Red Hat Terminal.
Type the following commands, making sure you are still user 'rss'.

cd ~rss
tar zxvf enexityclient.tar.gz
tar zxvf enexityvnc.tar.gz
tar zxvf enexityjava.tar.gz

These commands will automatically uncompress and install the SecureLink Gatekeeper in its appropriate directories

Step 4: Set the Gatekeeper to load automatically upon a system restart.

sh ~rss/slink/slinksc start
su - root
ln -s ~rss/slink/slinksc /etc/init.d/slinksc
chkconfig --add slinksc
chkconfig --level 35 slinksc on

Step 5: Launch The Gatekeeper

Open a web browser
Type in the following URL: http://localhost:4680
Bookmark this URL with an easy-to-remember name such as 'SecureLink Gatekeeper'

Congratulations! Your SecureLink Gatekeeper install is complete!

You may access the SecureLink Gatekeeper and read the documentation via your bookmarked URL.

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*** Advanced: Running SecureLink as an existing user ***

Install the SecureLink files listed above under the intended users HOME directory,
remembering to 'su -' to the intended user before downloading

Install as listed in Step 3 above substituting '~rss' with '~yourlogin'
cd ~yourlogin/slink
open the slinksc file for editing
modify the following line:
RSSUSER=rss
And set the RSSUSER value to the chosen username.
Remember to substitute values for '~rss' to the intended username in the install instructions above

*** Advanced: Running SecureLink when installed in a directory other than '~rss' ***

Download and extract the SecureLink files to the desired directory.
Link the install directory to the slink directory in ~rss
ln -s /user/custom/slink ~rss/slink
This is essentially equivalent to installing the software in HOME of the user without using storage space.