# Secure Gateway Server Download

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**TAA-compliant**

Ensure that your **current SGS version is 90103 or above**. If it's 90102 or lower, uninstall and reinstall the SGS using the new EXE to upgrade to the latest version.

[Readme](https://www.manageengine.com/products/desktop-central/secure-gateway-server-readme.html)

**Note: After installing this exe, the agent computers running on Windows 2003 and Windows XP will no longer be able to communicate via Secure Gateway Server with the server.**

## Steps to Install EXE :

Important!

- Enter the following details under Setting up the Secure Gateway window, which will open after the installation process.  
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- Central Server Name: Specify the FQDN/DNS/IP address of the Central server or specify virtual IP address if Failover server is used.
- Central Server Https Port: Specify the port number that the mobile devices use to contact the Central server (eg: 8383). It is recommended to use the same port 8383(HTTPS) for Central Server in secured mode.
- Notification Server port: 8027 (to perform on-demand operations), this will be pre-filled automatically
- Web Socket Port: 8443(HTTPS), this will be pre-filled automatically.
- Username & Password: Enter Central Server user's credentials with administrative privilege.

**Note**: Upgrading your Secure Gateway Server will not cause any loss of data.

## Steps to Install HOTFIX :

Important!

- Go to Secure gateway server installed machine. To know the name of the SGS installed Machine login to server webconsole and navigate to *Admin > NAT settings > Secure gateway server > Installed machine.*
- Open Services.msc and Stop the "ManageEngine Secure Gateway Server" service.
- Ensure that the Central Server is running during Secure Gateway Server upgradation.
- Create a backup of ManageEngine Secure Gateway Server before proceeding with the upgrade.To create a backup, follow the below step:
  - Zip the entire \ME_Secure_Gateway_Server folder and paste it in another location.
- If you have installed ManageEngine Secure Gateway Server on Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 2008, Windows 8, or Windows 2012, you should login as a **default administrator** before running the Update Manager tool.
- If the ManageEngine Secure Gateway Server Service is being monitored by a 3rd party tool or a script that will restart the service, ensure that you disable it until you complete the upgrade process
- Execute the UpdateManager.bat file present in the <Installed Dir>/ME_Secure_Gateway_Server/bin directory.
- Click "Browse" and select the.ppm file that you have downloaded.
- Click "Install" to install the hotfix. This may take few minutes depending on the amount of data that needs to be migrated.
- Wait until the hotfix is fully installed. Once the hotfix is installed successfully, the SGS configuration window will pop-up.
- On providing the necessary configuration details, the SGS service will be re-installed and started automatically.

## How do I find my Build Number?

Enter Secure Gateway Server through start menu and click the "About" option.

**OR**

Navigate to

```
<installed dir>/ME_Secure_Gateway_Server/bin
```

and invoke About.bat. The "About" box appears and you will find the build number mentioned below the title Secure Gateway Server.

![Forwarding_Server_About](https://www.manageengine.com/products/desktop-central/images/1about-sgs.jpg)