Install on Linux

To install ZigiOps on Linux, you must have root privileges. You can then run the installer file by executing the sudo java -jar "<PATH>/zigiwave-zigiops-installer.jar" command.

If your system does not have the X11 libraries installed, the installer will fall back to console mode. This means the installation will be text-based, and you must use the keyboard to navigate the menus.

Information

The ZigiOps installer landing screen. Click the Next button to continue.

Licensing Agreements

The ZigiOps licensing agreement. Read it carefully, and if you agree, select the I accept the terms of the license agreement option and then click the Next button to continue.

User Data

The ZigiOps web console port configuration. Specify a custom port or accept the default one. Click the Next button to continue.

Target Path

The ZigiOps installation folder. Click the Browse button, choose the desired installation folder, or accept the default one. Click the Next button to continue.

Select Installation Packages

The ZigiOps installation packages. Select the desired package(s) or accept the default ones. Click the Next button to continue.

Installation

The ZigiOps installation process. Wait for the overall installation process to complete. Click the Next button to continue.

Perform External Processes

The ZigiOps service installation and start process. Click the Next button to continue.

Installation Finished

The ZigiOps installation ending screen. Click the Done button to complete the setup.

Starting and Stopping

Installed as a Service (systemd)

Execute the service zigiwave start or service zigiwave.service start command to start ZigiOps.
Execute the service zigiwave stop or service zigiwave.service stop command to stop ZigiOps.
Execute the service zigiwave status or service zigiwave.service status command to check the ZigiOps service status.

Installed as a Process (initd)

Execute the ./zigiops_start.sh shell script to start ZigiOps.
Execute the ./zigiops_stop.sh shell script to stop ZigiOps.