• Install JAVA openjdk x64.

• No /opt/Pro.Monitor folder must exist, otherwise the install script will not install the application

• Download the TarGZ file on the server. As root user, un-compress the archive in /home/[loggued user] DO NOT USE /OPT TO UNTAR !:
  • tar -zxvf [ARCHIVE FILE NAME]
• Then, run installation script as root, wait for the installation to be finished in /opt (default setting)
  • ./install.sh
• Start Redpeaks with systemctl
  
  • systemctl start promonitor

• Perform a configuration snapshot (recommended)
• Stop the service: systemctl stop promonitor
• Download the TarGZ file on the server. As root user, un-compress the archive in the /home/[loggued user] directory : DO NOT USE /OPT TO UNTAR !
  • tar -zxvf [ARCHIVE FILE NAME]
• Then, run update script as root, wait for the update to be finished in /opt (default setting):
  • ./update.sh
• Start Redpeaks with systemctl
  
• systemctl start promonitor

• Once the service is started, visit http://localhost:8888 to access the application
• Default credentials
  • User: admin
  • Password: admin

• By defaults Redpeaks servers listens on 8888 for HTTP and 8443 for HTTPS
• You can change those ports in the /opt/Pro.Monitor/bin/setenv.sh
  • -Dport.http.nonssl=8888
  • -Dport.http.ssl=8443

• You can modify dedicated application heap memory from setenv.sh file
• Set the Xmx parameter using a sed command as such:
  • sed -i 's/Xmx2048/Xmx4096/g' setenv.sh

To be able to configure and use Redpeaks, the admin port (by default 8888) should be open

* Check if Network Firewall is enabled

• On CENTOS or REDHAT
  • systemctl status firewalld

If the state is Active and Loaded, this means that it has been started

• Other Linux
  • sudo iptables -L
  • This will shows the firewall rules, check if rules are applied to the different chains. Please see the Firewall Section below

• On REDHAT / CENTOS 7
• Use the following command to open port 8888 and reload configuration
  • sudo firewall-cmd –zone=public –add-port=8888/tcp –permanent
  • sudo firewall-cmd –reload

• Other Linux
• Use the following command to open port 8888
  • sudo iptables -I INPUT -p tcp -m tcp –dport 8888 -j ACCEPT
  • sudo service iptables save

• To start, stop or restart Redpeaks, it is recommended to use its service controls directly.
  • systemctl start/stop promonitor
• A restart can also be triggered from the Settings→Admin menu→Maintenance

• To use a proxy for outgoing HTTP and HTTPS connections, edit bin/setenv.sh file from promonitor server
• Add to the JAVA_OPTS variable the following parameters:
  • -Dhttps.proxyPort=<HTTPS proxy port> and -Dhttps.proxyHost=<HTTPS proxy host>
  • -Dhttp.proxyPort=<HTTP proxy port> and -Dhttp.proxyHost=<HTTP proxy host>

• Stop redpeaks service: systemctl stop promonitor
• Remove service file: rm /etc/systemd/system/promonitor.service
• Remove Redpeaks application and data: rm -rf /opt/Pro.Monitor
• Remove Redpeaks user and group