2.2. Team Installation and Configuration

This section outlines the installation and configuration of Cyber Triage^® Team, which is a client-server deployment with one server and one or more clients.

Here are some basic concepts of a Team deployment:

• You will have a single server and it can not synchronize with other servers.

• Users can connect in two ways:

  • Web browser pointed to SERVER:9443/app

  • A thick client

• Enterprise licenses can enforce access control on incidents, but without it, then any user can open any incident.

Team Installation Checklist

There are many steps to getting a Cyber Triage Team deployment setup. Please go through the following list and if you have problems, indicate to support which step caused the issues.

1. Planning

   1. Read the Architecture section below to get an understanding of what components are involved with a Team deployment. Most deployments have a single server with Cyber Triage and PostgreSQL on it.

   2. Obtain the dedicated server(s). See Team Requirements.

2. PostgreSQL

   1. Install and configure PostgreSQL. See Installing and Configuring PostgreSQL.

   2. Test the speed of PostgreSQL. If the speed is too slow, review the system resources and configuration. See Testing PostgreSQL Speed.

   3. If you installed PostgreSQL on its own server, then ensure the host-based firewall on the computer running PostgreSQL will accept connections to port 5432. See PostgreSQL Server: Listening Network Ports.

3. Cyber Triage Server

   1. On a Windows computer, install and configure Cyber Triage Server. Ensure that the Server can connect to the PostgreSQL database. See Cyber Triage Server Installation.

   2. Configure the host-based firewall on the Cyber Triage server to allow access on ports 443 and 9443. See Installing and Configuring PostgreSQL.

   3. Create users. See Create and Manage Team Users.

4. Additional Configuration

   1. Configure other Cyber Triage settings that are not unique to Team deployments. See Setup (Standard and Team).