Documentation for Axxon One 2.0. Documentation for other versions of Axxon One is available too.

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Attention!

You must perform all steps to install Axxon One in the terminal as the root user, who has administrative access to the system.

You must use the sudo program and the commands described in this manual to install Axxon One. If you use third-party programs, such as Discover software center, you may have to reinstall Axxon One.

Axxon One installation types:

  1. Server—installation of the server and additional services. This installation option is described in Manual installation.
    The server is required for:

    1. Interacting with devices (cameras, microphones, sensors, relays, and so on) that constitute the security system.

    2. Storing the archive data on its own disk space and interacting with archives located in network or cloud storages.

    3. Storing the database of events and metadata of object movement.

    4. Analyzing incoming video images by detectors.

    5. Storing the security system configuration, user parameters, layouts created in the system, macros, and so on.

  2. Server in Docker container—installation of the server using Docker image (see Installing and launching Axxon One using Docker).
  3. Failover server—installation of the server and additional services with Failover technology. In case of emergency (server power failure, loss of network connection), the configuration of the server with Failover technology is restored on another server of the system. This option is described in Manual installation.
  4. Client—installation of the client application only that allows the user to connect to any server and perform administrative/management/monitoring operations with the protected facility based on the permissions granted by the administrator. This option is described in Installing the Axxon One Client in Linux OS.
  5. Client as Flatpak—starting with Axxon One 2.0.10, you can run the Axxon One client on any supported Linux distribution (see Supported versions of Linux OS and PostgreSQL, Running the client as Flatpak).

    Attention!

    Hardware decoding on NVIDIA isn’t supported.

  6. Server and client—first you must install the server (see Manual installation), then you must install the client (see Installing the Axxon One Client in Linux OS).
  7. Failover server and client—first you must install the Failover server (see Manual installation), then you must install the client (see Installing the Axxon One Client in Linux OS). 

Note

You can install the Client only after you install the Server of the same version.

Updating Axxon One in Linux OS

Removing Axxon One in Linux OS

Limitations of Axxon One in Linux OS


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