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It doesn't start on Ubuntu

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  • Norman
    • Network Optix team

    Hello @...,

    Please check THIS support article and provide the information accordingly. 

    If I understand it correctly, the Nx Mediaserver is running, otherwise, you wouldn't be able to access the WebAdmin through port 7001?

    Based on the information you shared, I assume the Nx Witness client won't start? Can you be more specific?
    As in nothing happens when you start the client? Or the client starts and shows an error and terminates? Can you start the client through the commandline? A screenrecording could be really helpful in this case.

    What kind of hardware are you using?
    Are you using a virtual machine or bare metal? In case of the first; which one?
    Which version of Ubuntu are you using? 18.04 LTS or 18.10?
    Did you run all updates/upgrades?
    Etc. etc.

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  • Permanently deleted user

    Yes the problem I think is only the client becouse server in running on port 7001. I try to start the client but nothing happen. How can I start the client by terminal? If you tell me which service should be run, I could launch a journalctl -u xxx in order to know the message error.

    I am using Linux Mint based on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.

    I am try to read all the information that you send me.

    Many thanks.

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  • Norman
    • Network Optix team

    Hi @...,

    Please install the original Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (or better 20.04 LTS) and check again.

    Although Mint is a derivate of Ubuntu, dependencies and packages may vary, and I'm sure you should be able to make it work on most Debian/Ubuntu derivates, unfortunately we can't support or troubleshoot them all.

    With the command below, you can check if the daemon is running.

    $ sudo systemctl status networkoptix-mediaserver.service 

    If you want to use the journalctl command, the following command applies:

    $ journalctl -u networkoptix-mediaserver.service 
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