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Toolbox

The Toolbox module makes the installation programs of CyberElements clients and add-ons hosted locally on the server available for download, together with the resources published by the platform. An administrator uses it to quickly retrieve the agent to install on a target workstation, the network filtering agent to deploy on an application server or a browser add-on, without going through an external download.

The window header recalls that The documentation of the tools is available online from the following link: and shows the address https://docs.cyberelements.io/. Three tabs follow.

The first two grids share the same columns:

Column Description
Name Name of the program, which also acts as the download link, followed by its description on the line below.
Size File size, in KB, MB or GB depending on its volume.
Creation date Date of the file on the server.

Swapped tabs

The content of the first two tabs does not match their titles: the installation programs are listed under Integration tools, and the two utilities under Add-ons.

This tab lists the installation programs and add-ons to deploy on workstations, servers and browsers:

Displayed name File
CyberElements Client installation program setup_cyberelements_Client.exe
Setup CyberElements Agent setup_cyberelementsAgent.exe
Mac Os client installation program IPdivaClient.dmg
VPN component for Mac Os IPdivaVPN.pkg
ACM agent installation program setup_ACM_Agent.exe
Linux network filtering agent (RPM) .rpm package
Linux network filtering agent (DEB) .deb package
CyberElements SSO Configurator for Firefox SsoConfigurator_firefox.xpi
CyberElements SSO Configurator for Chrome SsoConfigurator_chrome.zip

This tab offers two Windows utilities:

Displayed name Purpose File
Compute MD5 checksum Computes the MD5 checksum of Windows files. IPdivaMd5Viewer.exe
Read serial number Prints the serial number of the hard drive. IPdivaHddViewer.exe

A SaaS-only tab. It lists the downloadable resources published by the platform — virtual appliance images in particular — with the Name, Description and Download columns, the last one carrying the link.

Where the packages come from

The installation programs are stored locally on the CyberElements server and refreshed on every installation or upgrade of the solution. The size and date of each file are requested from the server when the module opens; the list in the Downloads tab is provided dynamically by the platform.