User manual
Table Of Contents
- Introduction
- AVG Internet Security Business Edition Installation
- AVG Admin Deployment Wizard
- AVG Network Installer Wizard Basic Mode
- AVG Network Installer Wizard Advanced Mode
- AVG Admin Console
- AVG Admin Server
- AVG Admin Lite
- AVG Settings Manager
- Configuration
- How to...
- How to Connect Stations to AVG Datacenter
- How to Migrate Stations from/to Different DataCenter
- How to Synchronize Stations
- How to solve Update related issues
- How to Change User Interface Language
- How to use Microsoft SQL Server database system
- How to Control station users actions
- Requests handling and status messages
- How to manage access rights
- How to maintain the DataCenter database
- List of AVG Setup Parameters
- AVG DataCenter
- Updates
- AVG Admin Server 2012 for Linux
- FAQ and Technical Support
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Username - type in a preferred new login name for the database (to be used for AVG Admin
Server connection)
User password - type in a preferred new password for the database (to be used for AVG
Admin Server connection)
Please note the following information before proceeding:
MySQL Server 5 uses max_allowed_packet variable to set the maximum size of one packet. Its
default value is 1048576 bytes (1 MB) which is too low for AVG Admin Server to work properly in
most cases. We strongly recommend to change this value to at least 10 MB. To do so, follow one of
the solutions below:
Set the value for the current run only
This will apply the setting until the restart of the server occurs. Then the default value or value
from my.ini will be used again.
Note: You need to be logged as administrator with MySQL root privileges in order to do that.
Login to your MySQL server and run this command:
set global max_allowed_packet = 10485760
Change Settings in the my.ini file (permanent - recommended)
This will save the settings permanently, but requires restart of the MySQL server.
Open the my.ini file on the MySQL server.
Under the section [mysqld] change max_allowed_packet to the following value:
max_allowed_packet = 10485760
Restart the mysqld daemon or the MySQL service.
Press the Next button and continue to the next step - Data Import.