G DATA MXDR
Installing the G DATA Agent on macOS systems
The installation on macOS systems can be performed either via a GUI or via a command-line command.
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For unique identification, the system’s FQDN on which the G DATA Agent is to be installed is used. Please ensure that the HostName (not ComputerName or LocalHostName!) is set accordingly on the macOS system. |
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Important information on using templates. The G DATA Agent must not be installed on system images/templates that are then used for cloning on other systems. The installation of the G DATA Agent must always be performed after a cloning process to ensure unique identification of Incidents. |
Installation via GUI
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Download the installation file either from the G DATA Web-Portal in the "New endpoint installation" view, or via direct download here. |
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Click the installation file and run it. |
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Enter the Setup ID. You can view it in the G DATA Web-Portal in the "New endpoint installation" view. |
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You can then optionally configure a proxy server. If you do not use a proxy server, leave the fields empty. |
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Next, select which users the installation should apply to. Due to the nature of the software, it is only possible to install the Agent for all users. Click Continue. |
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Next, you must select the volume on which the installation will be performed. As in the previous step, there is also no selection option here. Click Install.
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The installation process now starts. After the installation completes successfully, you will receive a confirmation that the Agent was installed successfully. |
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As the final step, you must grant Full Disk Access (FDA) to the "G DATA Agent" and the "G DATA MESP Service". To do so, go to "Privacy & Security" in Settings and enable the corresponding switch for both applications. |
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Installation via the command line
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Download the installation file either from the G DATA Web-Portal in the "New endpoint installation" view, or via direct download here. |
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At the location of the installation file, a file named gdata.agent.cfg must be present or created with the following content:
Replace "setupid" with your Setup ID (including the quotation marks), which you can view in the G DATA Web-Portal in the "New endpoint installation" view. Except for this entry, all entries are optional and only need to be created if a proxy server is to be configured. |
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Now open the command line. |
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Enter the following command:
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Now grant Full Disk Access (FDA) to the applications "G DATA Agent" and "G DATA MESP service". To do so, open "Privacy & Security" in Settings and enable the corresponding switches. |
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The installation is complete after the command has been executed successfully and Full Disk Access has been granted. |
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Accessibility of the G DATA cloud
To ensure reliable and timely alerting of events and Incidents, the G DATA Cloud must be reachable and must not be blocked by a firewall. The settings listed below are required for this. It must be ensured that *.gdatasecurity.de and *.gdatasoftware.com can be resolved via DNS and are reachable.
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Port openings
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The G DATA agents on the Endpoints must be able to reach the IPs of our backend servers via port TCP/443, IP range 194.156.84.0/22 (194.156.84.0 - 194.156.87.255).
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Protocols
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The systems must be able to communicate using the HTTPS:// and WSS:// protocols.
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TLS
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Deployed proxy servers must support at least TLS 1.2.
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SSL Inspection or Deep Packet Inspection must not be enabled.
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