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AVG File Server offers virus protection for Linux and FreeBSD file servers. Security protection against viruses, worms and trojans for Linux and FreeBSD file servers, regardless of workloads.

Installation and Launch

AVG 7.5 for Linux/FreeBSD installation packages are provided as RPM or deb files, or as a tar.gz package.

For installation from the RPM file (Linux only), use the following command in your shell (accessible for example using the xterm application within your X window system).

# rpm -i avg75lms-{release}-{vdb version}.i386.rpm

For installation from the .deb file (Linux only), use the following command in your shell (accessible for example using the xterm application within your X window system).

# dpkg -i avg75lms-{release}-{vdb version}.i386.deb

For installation from the .tar.gz package, use the following commands (in the directory where the package is located) to unpack its contents, change directory and then finally run the install script (as root). For Linux proceed with these steps:

# tar xzvf avg75lms-{release}-{vdb version}.i386.tar.gz
# cd avg7-linux
# ./install.sh

You will then be offered the chance to register your software. You can do it now or later (see chapter 3.3 Product Registration). For FreeBSD proceed with these steps:

# tar xzvf avg75fms-{release}-{vdb version}.i386.tar.gz
# cd avg7-freebsd
# ./install.sh

You will then be offered the chance to register your software. You can do it now or later (see chapter 3.3 Product Registration). Note: The program files of the AVG 7.5 for Linux/FreeBSD versions 11 and older are installed into the /usr/local/lib/avg7 directory. Even if you perform the full update of older version of your AVG, the directory structure remains the same (ensuring the backwards compatibility). However, all essential components of AVG
7.5 for Linux/FreeBSD are always updated properly to offer you the maximum security and reliability.

The versions 12 and newer are comprehensively installed into the /opt/grisoft directory. Symbolic links are created in various system directories, leading to the /opt/grisoft directory subtree. If you want to upgrade the old directory structure, you must completely reinstall your AVG 7.5 for Linux/FreeBSD. Note that in this documentation is always described the preferred newer location of AVG 7.5 for
Linux/FreeBSD installation!

MySpeed speed test server enables you to quickly and easily provide broadband speed test services to your end users.
- Easily view end-user speed test results and quality of service reports, key information for managing VoIP, web application and help desk environments
- Provide your customers with accurate bandwidth test services, including hard to find upload speed testing
- Automate customer service processes by combining MySpeed speed test results with scripting
Main features:
- Upload and download speed test measurements
- Connections often have different upload and download speeds, but most bandwidth tests only measure the download speed, providing only half the picture. MySpeed accurately reports both upload and download speeds.
- Reports bandwidth consistency (QOS), Max Pause and Round Trip Time (RTT)
- The consistency of download capacity is a critical measure for bandwidth-intensive applications such as VoIP and multimedia. MySpeed reports Quality of Service measurements of consistent bandwidth delivery. Max Pause, the longest pause recorded during the data download, and RTT are also reported.
- Highly accurate
- MySpeed has been carefully engineered and tested to accurately measure connection speeds. See the Broadband Speed Tester Benchmarks article.
- Can be combined with scripting for customized implementations
- MySpeed has the ability to call a JavaScript function when a speed test completes, enabling you to do most anything with the test results via JavaScript scripting, such as the options below. Try the live demo.
- Dynamically changing the HTML in the MySpeed web page based upon speed test results
- Provide connectivity analysis in a popup window
- Redirecting to another URL based upon the results.
- Easy implementation
- Unlike other speed testers, MySpeeds innovative design does not require any scripts or configuration changes. Just add the MySpeed files to your existing web server!
- Easy web page customization
- MySpeed may be easily incorporated into your web pages, or modify the default MySpeed speed test web page to the look and feel of your website.
- NEW! End-users can easily email test results
- A bundled JavaScript option enables the end-user to easily send speed test results to your help desk staff or other address. Try the live demo.
- VoIP Connection Analysis
- Use MySpeeds bundled JavaScript option to analyze a broadband connection and determine the number of VoIP lines that can be supported. Modify the JavaScript as needed to fit your needs. Try the live demo.
- Display connection quality test results in common terminology
- Display connection quality (QOS), Round Trip Time (RTT) and Max Pause results in non-technical terms as Excellent, Good or Poor.
- Automated start option
- Seemlessly initiates a connection speed test when a visitor goes to your MySpeed page. Try the live demo.
- Customizable display of speed test chart
- Easily modify the applet display to change the speed test scale, show/hide text labels, change the applet colors, and more! You can even customize the MySpeed applet text to display in another language.
Version restrictions:
- 15 days trial
Enhancements:
- This update adds a choice of codecs for the VoIP simulation test, an option to extend the connection test for high speed networks, and various minor fixes.

BRU Server for Linux is a native Linux backup software solution that protects critical information residing across your client/server based network served by a Linux server system. The project continues the heritage of providing Ultra-reliable Linux backup that began in 1994 at Linux kernel 0.99pl12 when BRU (Backup & Restore Utility) was the first, non-development application available for Linux end users.
In similar fashion to Linux being scaled to provide enterprise level support, TOLIS Group has scaled its BRU technology to provide enterprise wide data protection services.
BRU Server is based on the venerable and time-tested BRU engine and utilizes the most modern supporting technology structures to deliver its unique data protection characteristics. OFM, TOLIS Open File Manager is available to back up live databases such as Exchange Server, SQL Server, Filemaker, Oracle, Sybase and others running on Windows client systems.
The proven reliability of BRU technology coupled with the proven reliability of Linux operating system creates a backup system of unsurpassed uptime and availability to archived data.
BRU Server for Linux delivers the reliability, functionality and flexibility to meet your organizations data protection needs:
- Straightforward Installation - Many Functions Automated.
- Graphical User Interface, Character-Based, and Command Line Management Consoles.
- Backups 100% verified for accuracy.
- Media recovery algorithms provide successful restores where other tools fail.
- Live database backup.
- Flexible Disk Staging Provides Disk-to-Disk and Disk-to-Disk-to-Tape Support.
- Off-Site Storage Services.
- Comprehensive Native Tape Device Support.
- Three (3) Versions of BRU Server Provide Highly Scalable, Cost-Effective Backup to Meet Your Needs
BRU Server for Linux Solution Choices
- BRU Server Basic Edition - Full BRU Server functionality, includes 2 client licenses to back itself up and 1 other connected system - fully expandable.
- BRU Server Network Edition - Includes 25 client licenses and is fully expandable.
- BRU Server Enterprise Edition - Includes 250 client licenses, expandalble.
- BRU Server Client Licenses - Available individually, or in cost-effective packs of 5, 10, 25, and 100 licenses.
- BRU Server Site Licenses - Custom quoted when more than five (5) copies of BRU Server, or more than 1,000 clients are required to support an organization.

WhizzBee Proxy Server is built on our EC-Cache technology.It is build for a smoother and more enjoyable web experience to the clients and helps to reduce network traffic. Remote servers are contacted only when necessary and user requests will enjoy a much faster response when they are served by WhizzBee Proxy Server directly.
We rely on clustering in the design of WhizzBee. A cluster can be defined as a group of computers interconnected by a fast network. The aggregate power of a cluster can easily outperform that of a standalone server machine, and a cluster can scale up easily by adding more computers. The deliverable performance is virtually unlimited. Besides, clustering technology offers cost-effective high-availability solutions as single points of failure can easily be avoided by using redundant or duplicated components.
In order to realize the potentials of clusters, certain software components have to be developed in order to glue the physically distributed computers together to make them work cooperatively like a single machine, i.e., Single System Image (SSI). Furthermore, by implementing the necessary failure detection and recovery mechanisms, tasks running on a failed machine can be migrated to, or shared by, other running machines.
Apart from providing high scalability and availability, we further exploit the clustering technology to derive our patent-pending EC-Cache Technology. This technology pushes the performance of a server cluster to its optimum and hence reduces costs associated with deploying in a Web site.
Version restrictions:
- 60-day trial