We're pleased to announce that NeoRouter Server v0.9.4.825 Beta for Linux is now available for download. It's been tested on Red hat Linux, Suse Linux and Ubuntu Linux. It supports all other Linux distributions with kernel 2.4 and later.
To setup NeoRouter Server on Linux, please follow the installation guide below to install the package on your Linux. Then install the NeoRouter Network Explorer on a separate computer, from where you can run the NeoRouter Configuration Explorer to setup NeoRouter domain information.
NOTE: By default, the NeoRouter server has a built-in administrator account:
User Name:
adminPassword:
adminSo you can use this account to logon to the NeoRouter server at the first run.
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From 0.9.4.881, NeoRouter server for Linux does not support built-in administrator account ("admin") anymore, instead, you can use any Linux system account to log on to the NeoRouter server at the first run.
Configuration of NeoRouter server under Red hat Linux and FedoraINSTALL1) Download NeoRouter server for Fedora from
http://www.neorouter.com/Downloads.html.
2) In a terminal, run command "sudo rpm -i neorouter-<version>-<release>.i386.rpm"
3) Config firewall: in a terminal, run command "sudo nano /etc/sysconfig/iptables",
add the following line before "COMMIT".
"-A INPUT -m state --state NEW -m tcp -p tcp --dport 32976 -j ACCEPT"
4) Restart iptables using command "sudo service iptables restart".
UNINSTALLIn a terminal, run command "sudo rpm -e neorouter".
Configuration of NeoRouter server under Suse LinuxINSTALL1) Download NeoRouter server for openSUSE from
http://www.neorouter.com/Downloads.html.
2) In a terminal, run command "sudo rpm -i neorouter-<version>-<release>.i386.rpm"
3) Configure firewall:
a. Launch firewall configuration tool
b. Choose "Allowed Services" in the left panel
c. Choose "External Zone" in the first drop-down box
d. Choose "NeoRouter server" in the second drop-down box
e. Click "Add" button
f. Click "Next"
g. Click "Finish" to save the changes
UNINSTALLIn a terminal, run command "sudo rpm -e neorouter".
Configuration of NeoRouter server under Ubuntu LinuxINSTALL1) Download NeoRouter server for Ubuntu from
http://www.neorouter.com/Downloads.html.
2) In a terminal, run command "sudo dpkg -i neorouter-<version>-<release>.i386.deb"
UNINSTALLIn a terminal, run command "sudo dpkg -r neorouter".
For more detailed information, please check the document:
Install NeoRouter server for LinuxThanks to our avid Beta Testers to help us discovered and fixed quite a few bugs.
Feel free to download it and tell us what you think.