Installing_SafiServer_Linux

last edited byusericonthelimit on 16-Nov-2009

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Installing SafiServer on Linux


The install process has changed as of version 1.1.10 and this wiki has been updated to reflect the changes



Download the compressed SafiServer directory. You can download a copy of SafiServer here:
http://www.safisystems.com/index.cfm?pageMode=downloadfile&product_id=7

Untar (or unzip) the file into a directory of your choice. i.e:

tar zxfv SafiServer32-V1.tar.gz



Navigate to the SafiServer directory:

cd SafiServer



Run the install script file:

./installserver.sh


Use sudo if you are not logged in with full privileges:

sudo ./installserver.sh




When this is ran the first time you should see the following:



You will be prompted to enter the following values:




The server will automatically start upon install completion.



Starting, Stopping and Console Mode

When you are finished with the initial configuration you can run the following commands:

Starting SafiServer

You can start the SafiServer by running the following command:

/etc/init.d/safiserverd start


The start-up will take place in the background. You can check the status of the SafiServer by running:

/path/to/SafiServer/deploy/linux32/safiserver status




Stopping SafiServer

You can stop the SafiServer by running the following command:

/etc/init.d/safiserverd stop




Console Mode

To run SafiServer in console; issue the following command:

/etc/init.d/safiserverd console




Software Firewall


In order to connect to the SafiServer; you may have to open ports (or turn off) any software firewall that might be running on your Linux machine (i.e. iptables). By default, SafiServer uses TCP 8822 (open to SafiWorkshop), TCP 7021-7022 (open to itself) and 4573 (open to Asterisk servers).

 
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