Feature/13482 windows defender

content/en/docs/2023.11/getting-started/on-premise/add-innovation-to-72/multiple-server-with-ha/install-application-and-loadbalancer-servers.md

@@ -77,58 +77,50 @@ To avoid answering all of the prompts `-Override 0` can be added to the end of t
 
 ## Add Antivirus Exclusions
 
-1. If Windows Defender is not running on the Application Servers, ensure that the [Antivirus Exclusions][] have been added to the running antivirus software on each of the Application Servers and continue to the next section, otherwise follow these steps:
-    1. Open a Windows PowerShell (x64) window as administrator.
-    1. Navigate PowerShell to inside the `Cortex Innovation {{< version >}} - App Server Install Scripts` folder using the following command, modifying the path as necessary:
+If Windows Defender is not running on the Application Servers, ensure that the [Antivirus Exclusions][] have been added to the running antivirus software on each of the Application Servers and continue to the next section, otherwise follow these steps:
 
-        ```powershell
-        cd "C:\Install\Cortex Innovation {{< version >}} - App Server Install Scripts"
-        ```
+1. Open a Windows PowerShell (x64) window as administrator.
+1. Navigate PowerShell to inside the `Cortex Innovation {{< version >}} - App Server Install Scripts` folder using the following command, modifying the path as necessary:
+
+    ```powershell
+    cd "C:\Install\Cortex Innovation {{< version >}} - App Server Install Scripts"
+    ```
 
-    1. Run the `Cortex.Innovation.Add.WindowsDefenderExclusions.ps1` script using the following command, modifying the `ApplicationServers` value to contain the NETBIOS names or fully qualified domain names of the Application Servers:
+1. Run the `Cortex.Innovation.Add.WindowsDefenderExclusions.ps1` script using the following command, modifying the `ApplicationServers` value to contain the NETBIOS names or fully qualified domain names of the Application Servers and the `LoadBalancerServer` value to contain the NETBIOS names or fully qualified domain name of the Load Balancer Server (remove the `LoadBalancerServer` parameter if using an [alternative load balancer][]):
 
-        ```powershell
-        .\Cortex.Innovation.Add.WindowsDefenderExclusions.ps1 -ApplicationServers @("app-server1", "app-server2", "app-server3")
-        ```
+    ```powershell
+    .\Cortex.Innovation.Add.WindowsDefenderExclusions.ps1 -ApplicationServers @("app-server1", "app-server2", "app-server3") -LoadBalancerServer "lb-server"
+    ```
 
-    1. A credentials prompt will appear. Enter credentials of a domain user that is a member of the local Administrators group on all Application Servers and press OK.
-    1. A message will indicate that the script has completed successfully.
+1. A credentials prompt will appear. Enter credentials of a domain user that is a member of the local Administrators group on all Application Servers and press OK.
+1. A message will indicate that the script has completed successfully.
 
 ## Check Port Usage
 
-1. To check all necessary ports are free, follow these steps.
-    1. Open a Windows PowerShell (x64) window as administrator.
-    1. Navigate PowerShell to inside the `Cortex Innovation {{< version >}} - App Server Install Scripts` folder using the following command, modifying the path as necessary:
+To check all necessary ports are free, follow these steps:
+
+1. Open a Windows PowerShell (x64) window as administrator.
+1. Navigate PowerShell to inside the `Cortex Innovation {{< version >}} - App Server Install Scripts` folder using the following command, modifying the path as necessary:
 
-        ```powershell
-        cd "C:\Install\Cortex Innovation {{< version >}} - App Server Install Scripts"
-        ```
+    ```powershell
+    cd "C:\Install\Cortex Innovation {{< version >}} - App Server Install Scripts"
+    ```
 
-    1. Run the `Cortex.Innovation.Test.PortUsage.ps1` script using the following command:
-    1. Choose the tab below that matches the configuration for this installation, then update the script to match, changing the parameters according to the details given below:
-    {{< tabpane lang="powershell" >}}
-        {{< tab header="Built-in Load Balancer">}}
-.\Cortex.Innovation.Test.PortUsage.ps1 -ApplicationServers @("app-server1", "app-server2", "app-server3") -LoadBalancerServer "lb-server"
-         {{< /tab >}}
-        {{< tab header="Alternative Load Balancer" >}}
-.\Cortex.Innovation.Test.PortUsage.ps1 -ApplicationServers @("app-server1", "app-server2", "app-server3")
-        {{< /tab >}}
-    {{< /tabpane >}}
+1. Run the `Cortex.Innovation.Test.PortUsage.ps1` script using the following command, modifying the `ApplicationServers` value to contain the NETBIOS names or fully qualified domain names of the Application Servers and the `LoadBalancerServer` value to contain the NETBIOS names or fully qualified domain name of the Load Balancer Server (remove the `LoadBalancerServer` parameter if using an [alternative load balancer][]):
 
-     | Name                                         | Description |
-    |----------------------------------------------|-------------|
-    |`ApplicationServers`                              | Configure this value with the NETBIOS names or fully qualified domain names of the Application Servers. |
-    |`LoadBalancerServer`                           | Configure this value with the the NETBIOS names or fully qualified domain name of the Load Balancer Servers. |
+    ```powershell
+    .\Cortex.Innovation.Test.PortUsage.ps1 -ApplicationServers @("app-server1", "app-server2", "app-server3") -LoadBalancerServer "lb-server"
+    ```
 
-    1. A credentials prompt will appear. Enter credentials of a domain user that is a member of the local Administrators group on all Application Servers and press OK.
+1. A credentials prompt will appear. Enter credentials of a domain user that is a member of the local Administrators group on all Application Servers and press OK.
 
-    1. If all ports are free, the script will report the following for each Application Server:
+1. If all ports are free, the script will report the following for each Application Server:
 
-        `All ports required by Cortex Innovation are free`
+    `All ports required by Cortex Innovation are free`
 
-        If this is the case, continue to the next section. Otherwise, consult the messages returned by the script, which will give details about how to modify the `Cortex.Innovation.Install.Config.json` configuration file, in the `Cortex Innovation {{< version >}} - App Server Install Scripts` folder, to use different ports. This will be used later during installation.
+    If this is the case, continue to the next section. Otherwise, consult the messages returned by the script, which will give details about how to modify the `Cortex.Innovation.Install.Config.json` configuration file, in the `Cortex Innovation {{< version >}} - App Server Install Scripts` folder, to use different ports. This will be used later during installation.
 
-        The `Cortex.Innovation.Test.PortUsage.ps1` script cannot currently re-check modified ports in the configuration file so these need to be manually checked to see that they are free.
+    The `Cortex.Innovation.Test.PortUsage.ps1` script cannot currently re-check modified ports in the configuration file so these need to be manually checked to see that they are free.
 
 ## Configure Installation Script
 

content/en/docs/2023.11/getting-started/on-premise/add-innovation-to-72/multiple-server-with-ha/prerequisites.md

@@ -207,6 +207,13 @@ Process Exclusions:
 * FabricRM.exe
 * FileStoreService.exe
 
+If you are using a built-in load balancer, it is advised that the following antivirus exclusions are created on the Load Balancer Server to reduce antivirus processing on service health checks:
+
+Process Exclusions:
+
+* gobetween.exe
+* Cortex.Installation.HealthCheck.exe
+
 A script is provided during installation to add these exclusions for Windows Defender. If any other antivirus software is running, these will need to be added manually.
 
 If adding the exclusions manually, the Process Exclusions should be done before installation occurs, as the processes will be used during installation of the application and antivirus software can cause the installation to fail or timeout. Folder Exclusions may need to be added after installation has occurred as some antivirus software needs the folders to exist.

content/en/docs/2023.11/getting-started/on-premise/add-innovation-to-72/single-server-without-ha/install-application-server.md

@@ -75,48 +75,50 @@ To avoid answering all of the prompts `-Override 0` can be added to the end of t
 
 ## Add Antivirus Exclusions
 
-1. If Windows Defender is not running on the server, ensure that the [Antivirus Exclusions][] have been added to the running antivirus software on the server and continue to the next section, otherwise follow these steps:
-    1. Open a Windows PowerShell (x64) window as administrator.
-    1. Navigate PowerShell to inside the `Cortex Innovation {{< version >}} - App Server Install Scripts` folder using the following command, modifying the path as necessary:
+If Windows Defender is not running on the server, ensure that the [Antivirus Exclusions][] have been added to the running antivirus software on the server and continue to the next section, otherwise follow these steps:
 
-        ```powershell
-        cd "C:\Install\Cortex Innovation {{< version >}} - App Server Install Scripts"
-        ```
+1. Open a Windows PowerShell (x64) window as administrator.
+1. Navigate PowerShell to inside the `Cortex Innovation {{< version >}} - App Server Install Scripts` folder using the following command, modifying the path as necessary:
 
-    1. Run the `Cortex.Innovation.Add.WindowsDefenderExclusions.ps1` script using the following command, modifying the `ApplicationServers` value to contain the NETBIOS name or fully qualified domain name of the server:
+    ```powershell
+    cd "C:\Install\Cortex Innovation {{< version >}} - App Server Install Scripts"
+    ```
 
-        ```powershell
-        .\Cortex.Innovation.Add.WindowsDefenderExclusions.ps1 -ApplicationServers @("app-server1")
-        ```
+1. Run the `Cortex.Innovation.Add.WindowsDefenderExclusions.ps1` script using the following command, modifying the `ApplicationServers` value to contain the NETBIOS name or fully qualified domain name of the server:
 
-    1. A credentials prompt will appear. Enter credentials of a domain user that is a member of the local Administrators group on the server and press OK.
-    1. A message will indicate that the script has completed successfully.
+    ```powershell
+    .\Cortex.Innovation.Add.WindowsDefenderExclusions.ps1 -ApplicationServers @("app-server1")
+    ```
+
+1. A credentials prompt will appear. Enter credentials of a domain user that is a member of the local Administrators group on the server and press OK.
+1. A message will indicate that the script has completed successfully.
 
 ## Check Port Usage
 
-1. To check all necessary ports are free, follow these steps.
-    1. Open a Windows PowerShell (x64) window as administrator.
-    1. Navigate PowerShell to inside the `Cortex Innovation {{< version >}} - App Server Install Scripts` folder using the following command, modifying the path as necessary:
+To check all necessary ports are free, follow these steps:
 
-        ```powershell
-        cd "C:\Install\Cortex Innovation {{< version >}} - App Server Install Scripts"
-        ```
+1. Open a Windows PowerShell (x64) window as administrator.
+1. Navigate PowerShell to inside the `Cortex Innovation {{< version >}} - App Server Install Scripts` folder using the following command, modifying the path as necessary:
 
-    1. Run the `Cortex.Innovation.Test.PortUsage.ps1` script using the following command, modifying the `ApplicationServers` value to contain the NETBIOS name or fully qualified domain name of the server:
+    ```powershell
+    cd "C:\Install\Cortex Innovation {{< version >}} - App Server Install Scripts"
+    ```
 
-        ```powershell
-        .\Cortex.Innovation.Test.PortUsage.ps1 -ApplicationServers @("app-server1")
-        ```
+1. Run the `Cortex.Innovation.Test.PortUsage.ps1` script using the following command, modifying the `ApplicationServers` value to contain the NETBIOS name or fully qualified domain name of the server:
 
-    1. A credentials prompt will appear. Enter credentials of a domain user that is a member of the local Administrators group on the server and press OK.
+    ```powershell
+    .\Cortex.Innovation.Test.PortUsage.ps1 -ApplicationServers @("app-server1")
+    ```
+
+1. A credentials prompt will appear. Enter credentials of a domain user that is a member of the local Administrators group on the server and press OK.
 
-    1. If all ports are free, the script will report the following:
+1. If all ports are free, the script will report the following:
 
-        `All ports required by Cortex Innovation are free`
+    `All ports required by Cortex Innovation are free`
 
-        If this is the case, continue to the next section. Otherwise, consult the messages returned by the script, which will give details about how to modify the `Cortex.Innovation.Install.Config.json` configuration file, in the `Cortex Innovation {{< version >}} - App Server Install Scripts` folder, to use different ports. This will be used later during installation.
+    If this is the case, continue to the next section. Otherwise, consult the messages returned by the script, which will give details about how to modify the `Cortex.Innovation.Install.Config.json` configuration file, in the `Cortex Innovation {{< version >}} - App Server Install Scripts` folder, to use different ports. This will be used later during installation.
 
-        The `Cortex.Innovation.Test.PortUsage.ps1` script cannot currently re-check modified ports in the configuration file so these need to be manually checked to see that they are free.
+    The `Cortex.Innovation.Test.PortUsage.ps1` script cannot currently re-check modified ports in the configuration file so these need to be manually checked to see that they are free.
 
 ## Configure Installation Script