Installation Threat Intelligence Exchange has these major components: a TIE server and a client for either McAfee Endpoint Security or for VirusScan Enterprise. Install each component in the order presented here. When you are finished, these items are added to your network: TIE server extension Threat Intelligence Exchange client module Installing the TIE server in FIPS mode Installing TIE server in Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) mode follows the same basic procedure described in this guide. But FIPS mode installation requires a McAfee ePO server operating in FIPS mode. See the McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator FIPS Mode User Guide at https://support.mcafee.com/. Important: The FIPS mode in the TIE server can't be changed after the installation. Upgrading the TIE server doesn't change the operation mode of FIPS. System requirements Make sure that your system environment meets these requirements and that you have administrator rights. Threat Intelligence Exchange network overview Threat Intelligence Exchange uses these network protocols and ports. Plan your deployment Determine your infrastructure requirements before you deploy TIE server. Combine TIE server deployments Combine your TIE server deployment in an environment with multiple McAfee ePO servers. Installing Threat Intelligence Exchange Download the software, install the TIE server appliance, and install the TIE client module on your managed endpoints. Deploy the Data Exchange Layer client Deploy the DXL client to each of your managed systems. Configure the TIE server extension Configure the TIE server extension for use with VirusTotal.Verify the installation After installing the Threat Intelligence Exchange and Data Exchange Layer components, perform this task to verify the installation. Troubleshooting the installation Find solutions for common issues that might occur during installation.
Installation Threat Intelligence Exchange has these major components: a TIE server and a client for either McAfee Endpoint Security or for VirusScan Enterprise. Install each component in the order presented here. When you are finished, these items are added to your network: TIE server extension Threat Intelligence Exchange client module Installing the TIE server in FIPS mode Installing TIE server in Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) mode follows the same basic procedure described in this guide. But FIPS mode installation requires a McAfee ePO server operating in FIPS mode. See the McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator FIPS Mode User Guide at https://support.mcafee.com/. Important: The FIPS mode in the TIE server can't be changed after the installation. Upgrading the TIE server doesn't change the operation mode of FIPS. System requirements Make sure that your system environment meets these requirements and that you have administrator rights. Threat Intelligence Exchange network overview Threat Intelligence Exchange uses these network protocols and ports. Plan your deployment Determine your infrastructure requirements before you deploy TIE server. Combine TIE server deployments Combine your TIE server deployment in an environment with multiple McAfee ePO servers. Installing Threat Intelligence Exchange Download the software, install the TIE server appliance, and install the TIE client module on your managed endpoints. Deploy the Data Exchange Layer client Deploy the DXL client to each of your managed systems. Configure the TIE server extension Configure the TIE server extension for use with VirusTotal.Verify the installation After installing the Threat Intelligence Exchange and Data Exchange Layer components, perform this task to verify the installation. Troubleshooting the installation Find solutions for common issues that might occur during installation.