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HardTrack V1.4.
Jim Olsen SUPERWARE
All Rights Reserved.
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- After reviewing users feedback, I've decided to add
tech support issues into this part of the documentation
Installing HardTrack
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- Because HardTrack can be used manually, before a software install,
or automatically, or as an auditing tool, there are 3 different
install procedures.
- To use HardTrack on a single system Hard Drive, just copy the
HDT.EXE file to a DOS path directory, such as C:\DOS or C:\UTILS.
- Type PATH at the DOS prompt to figure out which directory is a
Path directory.
- Refer to the installation guide in HDT.DOC for exact install
procedures.
Terminology - Problem Resolution
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- HardTrack has been designed to be EXTREMELY easy to use.
- A TRACKER Path is the directory used to store HardTrack scan files.
- Once you configure the TRACKER path, do not change it.
- You'll notice Tracker Path prompts whenever you run an option.
- These are ONLY for PC Adminstrators use, allowing HardTrack to
be used on different PC's, using a floppy disk.
- Also, do not add a 'PC NAME'. That is also reserved for PC
Administrators auditing use.
- If you happen to use a PC NAME, be aware it is treated as an
additional subdirectory under the Tracker Path.
- I STRONGLY recommend that once you configure HardTrack, you do
NOT change Tracker Path or PC NAME, unless you are auditing
several computers.
- If you have problems using option 'D - Determine Changes', it's
probably because you have not used option 'C - Create'.
- HardTrack requires a previous scan, before it can determine
current changes.