QA118: GHS INSTALLATION

For if you have installation errors, or if you come across the following error messages:
GHS system halt : version disagrees with key
or
GHS Hardware Lock Required

GHS INSTALLATION - STANDALONE, NETWORK SERVER, AND CLIENT

GHS Installation Procedures (standalone):

A. GHS Installation (new or update):

	1. Insert the GHS installation CD into your computer.
	2. If "Welcome to GHS" does not appear, run INSTALL.EXE from the CD.
	3. Click through the installation procedure, following any special instructions
	   that might appear for your configuration.
	4. If your computer is installing a USB dongle for the first time, insert the
 	  dongle into a USB port and click through automatic options when New Hardware
 	  Wizard appears.  (If you installed the dongle before the installation CD,
 	  see Troubleshooting below.)
	5. GHS is now ready to use.

B. Troubleshooting GHS Installation (standalone):

	1. New USB dongles will not work if inserted before installing GHS.  To repair:
	   a. Remove the USB dongle.
	   b. Run UNINSTALL.EXE and then REINSTALL.EXE from the GHS program directory.
	   c. Reinsert the USB dongle and click through automatic options when New
  	    Hardware Wizard appears.
	2. GHS can be transferred between computers by copying the program directory to
 	  the new computer and running REINSTALL.EXE.
	3. Administrator privilege is required for successful installation.

GHS Network Installation Procedures:

A. GHS Server Installation (standard):

	1. Insert the GHS installation CD into your computer.
	2. If "Welcome to GHS" does not appear, run INSTALL.EXE from the CD.
	3. Click the "Server" check box and click the "Install" button.
	4. For TCP/IP networking, enter the network name or IP address of the server
	   machine (or leave blank for GHS to search the entire network for the dongle).
	5. Click through the installation procedure, following any special instructions
	   that might appear for your configuration.
	6. If your computer is installing a USB dongle for the first time, insert the
	   dongle into a USB port and click through automatic options when New Hardware
	   Wizard appears.  (If you installed the dongle before the installation CD,
	   see network Troubleshooting below.)
	7. GHS is now available for use on your network.

B. GHS Server Minimal Installation (only provides shared access to the network security dongle, with no ability to run GHS from the server machine.)

	1. To install the minimum number of files on the server, run the program
	   KINSTALL.EXE located on the GHS Installation CD.
	2. Check either USB Dongle or Parallel Port Dongle type.
	3. Select the Server installation type.  
	4. Click the "OK" button and follow any additional instructions.

C. GHS client installation for running GHS directly off the server:

	1. Map a network drive letter to the server drive for the GHS program directory.
	2. Create a shortcut on the client computer to the GHS32.EXE program using this
	   mapped network drive letter.
	3. Use this shortcut whenever you want to run GHS on the client machine.
	4. To associate GHS extensions like .GF and .PF for double-click opening:
	   a. Run a Command Prompt with administrator privileges.
	   b. Enter the mapped network drive letter and a colon (e.g. "N:").
	   c. Change directory to the GHS program directory (e.g. "CD \GHS").
	   d. Enter REGTYP.

D. GHS client installation for shared access to the network security dongle:

	1. Insert the GHS installation CD into your computer.
	2. If "Welcome to GHS" does not appear, run INSTALL.EXE from the CD.
	3. Click the "Install" button (keeping the "Server" box unchecked).
	4. For TCP/IP networking, enter the network name or IP address of the server
	   machine on which the security dongle is located (or leave blank for GHS
	   to search the entire network for the dongle).
	5. Click through the installation procedure, following any special instructions
	   that might appear for your configuration.
	6. GHS is now ready to use.

E. Troubleshooting GHS Network Installation

	1. New USB dongles will not work if inserted before installing GHS.  To repair:
	   a. Remove the USB dongle.
	   b. Run a Command Prompt with administrator privileges.
	   c. Change directory to the GHS program directory.
	   d. Enter UNINSTALL.
	   e. Enter REINSTALL SERVER.
	   f. Reinsert the USB dongle and click through automatic options when New
	      Hardware Wizard appears.
	2. GHS can be transferred from server to client machines by copying the
	   program directory to the client and running REINSTALL.EXE.
	3. Administrator privilege is required for successful installation.
	4. For information on the dongle server name, IP address, and usage count,
	   run NETKEYMONITOR.EXE and click "Status Monitoring".
	5. For problems installing NetBios networking for a parallel dongle, check
	   the Network control panel and make sure that some form of NetBIOS protocol
	   (e.g. NetBEUI, NetBIOS support on top of TCP/IP) is enabled on the server
	   and each client machine.