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You should now have the files transferred over to the IPCop machine. You can close out FileZilla as we'll need to use PuTTY next. So start that up!
Opening up a PuTTY session is easy. Simply enter 192.168.1.1 into the Host Name box, and change the port to 222. (make sure SSH is checked if it's not for some reason). Now click Open:
When you get to this screen, login with your root user. You'll automatically be placed in the /root directory and the files you copied will already there.
If you type the command dir or ls , you will see the files you copied over. The next step is unzipping them, then installing them. Type these commands:
root@ipcop:~ # tar -xzf ipcop-advproxy-2.0.0.tar.gz
root@ipcop:~ # tar -xzf ipcop-urlfilter-1.7.1.tar.gz
If your using newer version of those add-on, simply use the correct filenames. Do another dir or ls and you'll see 2 new directories that were created. One should be named ipcop-advproxy and the other ipcop-urlfilter. Next issue these two commands:
root@ipcop:~ # ./ipcop-advproxy/install
root@ipcop:~ # ./ipcop-urlfilter/install
Congratulations, you should now have both these add-ons installed! Read on and we'll verify during the configuration phase.
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