Uninstalling In Windows; Linux Installation; Manual Starting - Snom 4S Administrator's Manual

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Check that the installation has been successful by checking the
Services field of Windows. Open the services Window and look for "snom
4S SIP Proxy/Registrar". The status should be "Started". If this is not the
case you should invoke the proxy by selecting "start". In this case, we
recommend rebooting the system to make sure that the proxy is running
after the reboot.
After making sure the proxy is running, you should connect to the
proxy to a web browser. In order to do this, you can connect to the ad-
dress of the local computer (http://127.0.0.1:8080 if you are running the
web browser on the same machine). If the http port is already occupied
by other programs, the proxy will try to use ports 5068, 5069, 5070 and
so on. It is important that you connect to the proxy to a web browser,
because that is the only way to control the proxy.

Uninstalling in Windows

To uninstall the proxy, first stop it in the services window. Then
go to the Software Window and click on "remove" for snom 4S proxy
Server.

Linux Installation

The software runs under SuSE (7.2 or 8.0) and Red Hat (8.0)
Linux; other Linux versions like mandrake will also be able run the proxy,
but these versions are not explicitly supported in the installation script.
We strongly recommend using one of the supported Linux distributions in
order to keep the proxy stable.

Manual Starting

If you just want to try the proxy, it should be enough to start the
proxy manually. Load the tarball to a directory of your choice and start the
proxy with the command "proxy". You can use the command line arguments
shown in the next chapter. You don't need to have root permissions to run
the proxy in this mode, normal user rights are enough.
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