

Enter the TCP port number for the client to communicate with the server (default is 20015 or 20017(SSL)).

Installing the FileWave clientĬlient installers for both macOS and Windows use the same general dialogs. Server installation instructions are covered at the beginning of Chapter 2.

Note: The installer instructions for the Linux server and Booster are also located on the same page of the web site. They can be stored on a file server, or on a flash drive in Windows format for cross platform compatibility (OS X / macOS systems can read Windows-formatted drives without additional drivers). You should download all installers you will need for your deployment at the same time.
#Sccm custom client device settings for mac install#
For the computers mentioned under Legacy Support, you will need to install the FileWave v9.1.2 client, or keep any older client already installed. The most current version, as well as selected older versions, of the installer are located on the FileWave web site under the Resources tab. The FileWave Client installer is available as part of the FileWave bundle for the specific operating system.
