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Jexus Manager Remote Services is a server side component for Jexus web server.

Server Side

  1. Download RemoteServices.zip to a directory on the Linux machine, such as ~/Downloads/JexusManager
  2. Extract and copy the contents to Jexus installation folder, such as /usr/jexus
unzip -o ~/Downloads/JexusManager/RemoteServices.zip
sudo cp ~/Downloads/JexusManager/* /usr/jexus
  1. Launch Jexus Manager server side, such as
sudo mono RemoteServicesHost.exe https://192.168.18.129:8088 jexus lextudio.com

Note that HTTPS is required, and 192.168.18.129:8088 is the base service address the client should connect to. The login user name is jexus, and its password is lextudio.com.

You can use other service address, user name, or password. Simply pass them in as parameters in the above order.

If you omit user name and password, the default user name is jexus and its password is lextudio.com.

If you even omit service address, https://localhost:8088 is going to be used, which only supports local administration on the same machine and does not allow remote management.

  1. Configure firewall to allow TCP access to the port 8088 (or the port you choose).

Client Side

  1. Download JexusManager.zip from http://jexusmanager.com
  2. Extract the contents.
  3. Launch JexusManager.exe.

On Linux, at terminal run

mono JexusManager.exe

On Windows, double click JexusManager.exe in Windows Explorer.

  1. Use File | Connect to a Server menu item to create a connection to the service address of the server component, such as 192.168.18.129:8088 (or the service address you choose).

If there is any connection issue, follow FAQ to troubleshoot,

https://docs.jexusmanager.com/support/troubleshooting.html#how-to-troubleshoot-client-server-connectivity

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