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Quick Start Guide to Installing Your SSL-Explorer Server using the Linux GUI Installer
This article explains how to quickly set up a basic installation of SSL-Explorer using the GUI based installer for the Linux operating systems. By the end of this article the reader will have a fully installed SSL-Explorer VPN server instance on their target machine.

Installation Prerequisites
TheSSL-Explorer server requires the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 5.0 to operate. This can be downloaded freely from the Java website http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/download.jsp, and is also available for download during the installation process. This is only a requirement on the server side. Your clients can connect from any Java-enabled browser, including early versions of Internet Explorer that use theMicrosoft VM. Clean installation If this is a clean installation of the chosen operating system it is strongly recommended that all service packs, updates, patches and hot-fixes be applied prior to installing SSL-Explorer.

Upgrade Installations
Simply follow these instructions to upgrade an existing installation of the Linux GUI Installer release: Step 1 Ensure that the SSL-Explorer service isnot running by running the following command: service sslexplorer stop (for Redhat based Linux) Or /etc/init.d/sslexplorer stop (For Ubuntu/Debian based Linux) Launch the new SSL-Explorer installer and follow the instructions just as when SSL-Explorer was first installed. When the prompt to choose a location to install appears, select the current location of the installation being updated. Aprompt then appears with an option to Keep or Remove the current configuration, select the Keep Current Configuration option. Continue the installation as before until the new files are installing. Step 2 After the old version has uninstalled and the new files are installed, click Finish to exit the Wizard. Step 3 Now the SSL-Explorer service can be started again. The installation will be updated,however your old configuration will remain in place.

Installation of SSL-Explorer
This section explains the steps required when using the standard SSL-Explorer installer. The process is identical for both Community and Enterprise editions of SSL-Explorer. Instructions for installing the Source Code distribution of SSL-Explorer Community Edition can be found in the 3SP Knowledge Base,http://3sp.com/kb/idx/63/167/article/How_do_I_install_the_source_code.html. Step 1 Ensure that the currently logged in account has the correct permissions to enable the running of an installation program. Locate the SSL-Explorer installation program and execute the SSLExplorer script file by double-clicking the sslexplorer_linux.sh file or by typing the following command from the same directory:./sslexplorer_linux.sh You may have to chmod the file beforehand to allow it to execute on some systems. This will start the installation program and display the following screen.

Step 2 If the SSL-Explorer installation program is unable to locate the Java environment the following message is displayed.

Step 3 Simply click on the Download button in order to retrieve the required Java environment and haveit placed in the servers’ directory. The following is displayed when the JRE is being downloaded.

Step 4 Once the download is complete the following screen is displayed automatically, click the Next button to advance to the next screen.

Step 5 To agree to the licensing agreement select the I accept the agreement radio button. This enables the Next button which should now be pressed.Step 6 Once the location where SSL-Explorer is to be installed has been selected, simply click the Next

button. Step 7 This screen shows the components to be installed. There is only Program files displayed which can not be de-selected. No changes to this page can be made so just press the Next button.

Step 8 This screen allows the selection of where the symlinks to SSL-Explorer executables...