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Thread: How to view Wowza Monitor `console` window in SSH

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    Default How to view Wowza Monitor `console` window in SSH

    When you start the server in windows you get a "console" window where all the info about the server is monitored , where, for example, you can see all the getLogger commands you put inside a module. How do I get to watch this "console" under SSH in Linux, please ?
    Thanks

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    should be:

    Code:
    cd /usr/local/WowzaMediaServer/bin
    ./startup.sh
    Richard

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    Great. Thanks, Richard !
    Even if I run wowza as a service (as opposed to a standalone) I should use this ?
    and also :
    Can I view this panel/console in x11 forwarding in some gui , and if so how?

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    On Windows use a cmd window (start>run>"cmd") and type:

    Code:
    cd %WMSINSTALL_HOME%/bin
    startup.bat
    You cannot run Wowza as a service and in standalone mode at the same time. It's a good way to debug on remote server where you can't use the IDE, or if you don't use the IDE. But normally you would run as a service.You can be running Wowza as a service and in standalone mode at the same time. It's a good way to debug on remote server where you can't use the IDE, or if you don't use the IDE. But normally you would run as a service.

    Richard

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    Thanks Richard,
    But the following command is the command to run wowza as a standalone:
    Code:
    cd /usr/local/WowzaMediaServer/bin
    ./startup.sh
    So if want to debug using the console and above command,
    On a server that already runs wowza as a service, then I should first
    go
    Code:
    service WowzaMediaServer stop
    and only then:
    Code:
    cd /usr/local/WowzaMediaServer/bin
    ./startup.sh
    Do i understand it correctly or can i just run
    Code:
    cd /usr/local/WowzaMediaServer/bin
    ./startup.sh
    regardless the fact Wowza already runs as a service ?
    Sorry for the extra headache
    Thanks

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    That's right. You have to shutdown the service before running in stand-alone and shutdown the console before restarting the service. One at a time.

    Richard

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    Thanks Richard, I understand now.
    Many thanks !!!

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