The installation is only possible with a valid subscription. However, an existing backup can be used to restore the software even without subscription. See Change of Platform
A regular backup is recommended to ensure that your system is as current as possible in case of a defect. Even more, an active subscription is required to download IP-Symcon anew in case of a complete loss of data.
The version overview shows which version of IP-Symcon is compatible with which Linux version.
wget -qO- https://apt.symcon.de/install.sh | bash /dev/stdin
Execute the following commands:
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install symcon
The IP-Symcon WebFront should be reachable at http://ipadresse:3777/.
The IP-Symcon web based Management Console can be called via http://ipadresse:3777/console/. Alternativly, the Pro Console can be used.
Update to the most current version:
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo /etc/init.d/symcon start sudo /etc/init.d/symcon stop sudo /etc/init.d/symcon restart
sudo ps x | grep symcon
tail -f /var/log/symcon/logfile.log
Remote Access provides a tutorial for configuring remote access.
Update to the most current version:
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo /etc/init.d/symcon start sudo /etc/init.d/symcon stop sudo /etc/init.d/symcon restart
sudo ps x | grep symcon
tail -f /var/log/symcon/logfile.log
Remote Access provides a tutorial for configuring remote access.
The following commands need to be used to update IP-Symcon to the newest version.
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade
The service is terminated and rebooted automatically afterwards.
The IP-Symcon service needs to be terminated before uninstalling.
The command to terminate IP-Symcon server needs to be entered via console. This is identical for Linux and Raspberry Pi.
sudo /etc/init.d/symcon stop
The shown command needs to be entered via console. This is identical for Linux and Raspberry Pi.
sudo apt-get purge symcon
Finalize the uninstallation by deleting the complete IP-Symcon folder.