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11.4.3 File server<br />

Reference: Configuration options<br />

In the case of more than one workstation on a network, your Avira product can download<br />

an update from a file server in the intranet, which in turn obtains the update files from a<br />

proprietary download server on the Internet. This ensures that the Avira product is up-todate<br />

on all workstations.<br />

Note<br />

The Configuration heading is only enabled if under Configuration > General ><br />

Product update the via File Server / Shared folders option has been selected.<br />

Download<br />

Enter the name of the file server on which the update files for your Avira product and<br />

the required directories '/release/update/' are located. The following must be specified:<br />

file:// /release/update/. The 'release' directory must be a<br />

directory that can be accessed by all users.<br />

The button opens a window in which you can select the required download directory.<br />

Server login<br />

Login name<br />

Enter a user name to log in on the server. Use a user account with access rights to the<br />

used shared folders on the server.<br />

Login password<br />

Enter the password for the user account. The characters entered are masked with *.<br />

Note<br />

If you do not specify any data in the Server login section, no authentication will<br />

be performed when accessing the file server. In this case the user must have<br />

sufficient rights for the file server.<br />

11.4.4 Web Server<br />

The update can be performed directly via a web server on the Internet or the<br />

intranet. (Options available in expert mode only.)<br />

Web server connection<br />

Use existing connection (network)<br />

This setting is displayed if your connection is used via a network.<br />

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