Operating systems
User rights requirements
Define monitoring strategy and select account to be used for Monitoring MonitorPack Engine windows service needs to use a Windows account that has local administrators rights on remote servers and workstations to supervize.
In a Windows domain, Group Object Policies must allow IP address of MonitorPack
computer(s) in "Allow remote administration exception" (see GPO
2003 & XP or GPO 2008 & Vista ) chapters.
Microsoft requirements for MonitorPack installation
1. Data Execution Prevention (DEP) is a security feature that
helps prevent damage from viruses and other security threats by monitoring
your programs to make sure they use system memory safely, it also blocks
all non Microsoft softwares depending of your configuration.
2. Verify Framework 3.5 is present, on servers or workstations where MonitorPack Guard is installed, from Windows 8.x versions for
workstations and from Windows 2012 for servers Framework 3.5 is no longer installed by default, so it must be installed manually or
deployed by GPO depending on the tools / GPOs available in your infrastructure.
3. Verify UAC level after installing MonitorPack Guard or MonitorPack Asset, Microsoft has changed the security, once installed you must or decrease UAC to the lowest level or run MonitorPack Guard as adminsitrator otherwise you will have an incorrect behavior of the application.
Platform requirements
Microsoft Windows 10 and Server 2016 family
Microsoft Windows 8 and Server 2012 family
Microsoft Windows Server 2008 family
Microsoft Windows Seven family
Microsoft Windows 2000 with the latest Windows service pack and critical updates.
Microsoft Windows 2003 with the latest Windows service pack.
Microsoft Windows XP Professional with the latest Windows service
pack.
Microsoft Windows Vista Professional with the latest Windows service
pack.
Microsoft Windows Seven Professional with the latest Windows service
pack.
Microsoft Windows 2008 (SP2, R2) with the latest Windows service pack.
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