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How to install Axon MW IPTV solution

How to install Axon MW IPTV solution

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Last updated: Aug 30, 2024 by Sonja Malavašič (Unlicensed)

 

This guide provides instructions on how to install Axon MW on your server. Before proceeding, please ensure that you have already installed Centos OS on your server (refer to https://nevron.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SDKB/pages/233570315 for instructions) and that your server is connected to a reliable internet connection.

During the installation process, the Axon MW installer will download necessary libraries from the internet. It is important to note that if you have strict restrictions imposed by your internet service provider (ISP), you may encounter issues. The installation script will notify you of any problems encountered.

Typically, we install Centos and Axon MW on servers that are deployed from our offices for specific projects. This guide is intended for partners who are capable of performing the installation themselves, thereby saving on shipping and preparation costs.

Installation steps:

  1. To verify if the server has an internet connection, you can perform a ping test to Google. However, if you are already connected to the server via DW service or TeamViewer, you can skip the ping test as you are aware that there is an internet connection established.

    ping 8.8.8.8



  2. Please download the Axon installer file (.run) from the provided source, such as support@nevron.eu, and save it in the 'Install' folder on the server. The recommended location for the folder is /root/install, but you can choose any other folder if you prefer. Storing it in the recommended location allows for easier visibility of additional files installed on the server.

    Make sure to obtain the installer file from support@nevron.eu to ensure you have the latest version.

Please check the '/root/install' folder on the server to see if the Axon installer file (.run) is already present. It's possible that the installer file was previously loaded into that folder using the DW service.

 

Copy the files into the /root/install folder or any other folder, for example /root/Documents/.

Now position yourself to this folder with the following commands:

cd /root/install

Give executable rights to your file (file name can be different) with the following commands:

chmod +x nevron-iptv-1.6.2111_2022-11-17.run

Run the installation file with the following command:

./nevron-iptv-1.6.2111_2022-11-17.run

 

Please wait patiently until the installation process is complete. The duration may vary depending on your internet speed and the number of files that need to be updated. It can take up to 30 minutes or even longer.

Once the installation is finished, you will be prompted to reboot the server. Please proceed with the reboot. If you are accessing the server remotely, it's important to ensure that the network cards are set to be bootable. If they are not configured properly, you may need assistance to bring the server back online. In such cases, you can take a break or, in the worst-case scenario, finish for the day if there is no one available at the location to assist you.

 

  • If you want to enable an internet connection on the STBs (optional), run these commands:

systemctl start firewalld firewall-cmd --add-masquerade --permanent firewall-cmd --reload firewall-cmd --list-all systemctl restart firewalld

 

  • To configure the date and time on your CentOS Rocky server, follow these steps:

    • Locate the file /etc/chrony.conf on your server.

    • Replace the existing chrony.conf file with the attached file.

    • If your server IP is different from 192.168.200.x/24, edit the file and change the IP on line 12 to match your server's IP.

    • Save the changes to the chrony.conf file.

    By following these steps, you will configure the date and time settings on your CentOS Rocky server using Chrony.

Then start , restart and enable bootable chrony service:

systemctl start chronyd systemctl restart chronyd systemctl enable chronyd

 

 

Nevron Support Team

If you need assistance or encounter any issues, please contact our support team. You can reach us on support@nevron.eu or submit a ticket at https://nevron.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/1/group/1/create/1 Please provide detailed information about the problem you're experiencing, including any relevant error messages or system details. We appreciate your patience and will work diligently to resolve your concerns.

 

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