Servers
Servers that will act as send or receive data
Setup Your Server
Set up the server and deploy it to all locations where you want to send or receive data.
1. Update Configuration
Before running install.sh, edit the daemon.config file to suit your needs.
locationfield write the name of the location so that users can identify it easily.license_urlfield add the ip with port of the license (for ex:http://192.168.1.25:8000) if you have setup a proxy server otherwise keep the default url.receiving_fullpathplease add/at the end as it is a folder (for ex:/path/to/the/folder/) where you will receive all your data at current location.
2. Run Installation Script
Execute install.sh to automatically:
- Install the database as a daemon.
- Run the Zetarya server as a daemon.
3. Verify Installation
After installation, use the following commands to confirm everything is set up correctly.
Verify Admin User
Create an admin with the default password (you can change it later):
Check License Information
Retrieve your license details. If it shows 0 available license, the license could not be fetched:
4. Log location
5. Allowed Ports in Firewall
Zetarya Server
Depending on your licensing model, ensure the following ports are open in your firewall settings:
Allow below ports on all zetarya server locations
Zetarya server is is running on port 6002, Allow 6002 port.
If your organization has 2 licenses, the required ports are:
- Data Port Range:
27090-27094 - Control Port Range:
19120-19124
If you are using 2 Pay-As-You-Use (PAYU) licenses, the required ports are:
- Data Port Range:
37090-37092 - Control Port Range:
20120-20122
6. Verify Accessibility
After everything is done verify Location A is accessible from Location B and vice versa.
Let say your Location A ipv4 is 192.168.1.10 and 6002 port is open then from Location B ping the zetarya server to Location A.
If you see output and have non zero available license appear then we are good to go.