Legacy version!

This is documentation for a legacy version of Quickstream! If you want to read documentation of the newest version of Quickstream click here.

Managing service

Linux-based operating systems

All operating systems supported by Quickstream Node are using systemd as init program. That means that Quickstream Node service is managed by systemd tool systemctl. You can still use legacy SysV style tool service. Quickstream Node is systemd service unit called quickstream-node.service.

Superuser permissions required

All commands must be run as a superuser (usually root). You can run a command as superuser if you log on into superuser account or run them using sudo. You can skip sudo in all commands if you are logged as superuser.

Checking service status

To check service status type:

systemctl status quickstream-node.service

Starting service

To start a service type:

sudo systemctl start quickstream-node.service

Stopping service

To stop a service type:

sudo systemctl stop quickstream-node.service

Restating service

To restart a service type:

sudo systemctl restart quickstream-node.service

Disabling service

To disable (remove from autostart) a service type:

sudo systemctl disable quickstream-node.service

Enabling service

To enable (add to autostart) a service type:

sudo systemctl enable quickstream-node.service

Windows

Administrator permissions required

You need Administrator permissions to install Quickstream Node. In non Active Directory environment, your user needs to be member of Administrator groups. In Active Directory environment you need at least Local Administrator permissions.

Windows in open services.msc by typing services.msc in search bar in Windows or in Run. You can still manage service by using sc command or Powershell cmdlets.

From here you can easily manage your Node service.