Enabled EASG: The state that the user selects to enable EASG during the primary EPM installation. The user can also run the EASGConfigure.sh script to enable EASG. When EASG is enabled, access to all Avaya Services Logins is EASG protected.
Disabled EASG: The state that the user selects to disable EASG during the primary EPM installation. The user can also run the EASGConfigure.sh script to disable EASG. When EASG is disabled, it is impossible to log in to the Avaya Experience Portal server with any Avaya Services Login.
Important:
The user uses the EASGConfigure.sh script to enable or disable EASG after installing Experience Portal.
Users with root privileges or users who belong to the susers group can run the EASGConfigure.sh script to enable or disable EASG.
Note:
The primary EPM software installation always displays the Acceptance of Terms prompt to enable or disable EASG if EASG is not installed. The auxiliary EPM and MPP software installation queries the primary EPM EASG state and set the same EASG state if EASG is not installed.