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15.1.8. Installation Verification

To test the installation try connecting to your AVG Admin Server 8.5 for Linux from the

AVG stations or from the AVG Admin Console. Use the connection string in the

following format:

http://host[:port]

15.1.9. Installation Troubleshooting

If you experience any troubles running AVG Admin Server 8.5 for Linux, check the log

files of the server application and also the Firebird server log file for error messages.

AVG Admin Server 8.5 for Linux Log files are stored in the following directory:

/opt/avg/avgadmsrv/var/log

Note: You can get more information by adjusting the Verbose and

dcrequestloglevel options in the configuration file. Detailed instructions on how to

adjust the options are available directly in the configuration file or in the Configuration

chapter below.

If necessary, please review the installation instructions and the related documentation

for your Firebird server at the following URL: http://www.firebirdsql.org.

For more information about AVG Internet Security Business Edition please refer to the

detailed documentation available at the following website http://www.avg.com/

download-documentation.

15.2. Start-up Parameters

The AVG Admin Server 8.5 for Linux is designed for operation of the AVG DataCenter

using the HTTP communication protocol for connection between AVG stations and the

DataCenter. It does not require any other components on AVG stations to operate, or

any special configuration. The only requirement is that the DataCenter computer

(server) is available for individual stations via the HTTP protocol.

The AVG Admin Server 8.5 for Linux is running as a daemon and by default it is

listening on port 4158 for incoming connections. To start/stop the server, please use

the avgadmsrvd initial script. The main configuration for the server is stored in /

opt/avg/avgadmsrv/etc/avgadmsrv.conf. If this file is missing, the server will use

default values or values entered via command line.

The syntax for AVG Admin Server 8.5 for Linux (avgadmsrv) is as follows:

avgadmsrv[-c file ][-p number ][-d file ][-r license ]