You can integrate guard tours and associated checkpoints into Security Center using the SPS CheckPoint plugin by following a sequence of steps.
| Step | Task | Where to find more information |
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| Understand prerequisites and key issues before deploying | ||
| 1 | Learn what you can do using the plugin. | |
| 2 | Before installing the plugin, read the release notes to learn about the new features, the known issues, and the limitations. | |
| 3 | Learn about the different components and how they connect together. | |
| 4 | Ensure that the server where the plugin will be installed meets the recommended system requirements and is running a compatible version of Security Center. | |
| Prepare Security Center | ||
| 5 | Verify that the Security Center license has a valid certificate for the plugin. Go to the Config Tool homepage, click , and confirm that SPS CheckPoint is in the list. |
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| 6 | In Server Admin, configure the SMTP server responsible for handling email messages in Security Center. | |
| Deploy the plugin | ||
| 7 | On a Security Center server, download the plugin and install it. | |
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Grant users the privileges that they need to use the plugin.
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| 9 | In Config Tool, create the SPS CheckPoint plugin role. | |
| 10 | Schedule regular cleaning and backing up of the plugin database. | |
| 11 | (Optional) Change the plugin configuration to suit your particular needs. | |
| 12 | Create and configure guard tours. | |
| 13 | Monitor tours in real time. | |
| 14 | Investigate and evaluate tours using reports. | |