Installation Process

Downloading the Windows Installation Package

To download the Windows installation package log in to the dope.console and from the top right-hand corner select the download button .

This will provide the different dope.endpoint installation packages available for download.

Select the Windows Download option.

The ZIP file will be called dope_security_windows_<build number>.zip.

Extract the ZIP file, it will contain the following three files:

• <build number>.exe — The dope.endpoint installer.

• dope.security.crt — The dope.security Root CA, required for SSL inspection.

• agent_parameters.json — Tenant specific data required for the installation process.

All three files must be in the same directory or the installation will FAIL

To install the dope.endpoint, double click on the EXE file. This will launch the following Installer UI.

Before installation can start the dope.security End User License Agreement (EULA) needs to be accepted. Once this has been accepted, select the install option to start the installation process.

MS Windows will also prompt to accept installing the dope.endpoint on the Windows machine.

On selection of Yes the installation process will continue. Once it is complete the following dialog will be displayed.

Once the installation is complete a dope.security icon can be seen in the Windows systems tray icon .

When the dope.endpoint has been successfully installed, and endpoint authentication has been enabled (see: Users), one of these dialogs will be displayed prompting the user to login via either their Google or Office 365 corporate emails.

Log in with the appropriate corporate email address.

If enabled, Multi Factor Authentication (MFA) will be required.

Once the user has successfully authenticated, the dope.endpoint will be configured with the dope policy you have assigned them in the dope.console. If you have not assigned them a specific policy, they will be assigned the Base Policy.

To check that the authentication was successful simply click on the icon in the menu bar. This will show the following information including the logged-in user.

Where endpoint authentication has not been enabled (see: Users) the user will not be prompted to authenticate and will get the Base Policy.