Requirements for installation
To ensure a successful installation of Relay Server, it is necessary to have a Linux operating system based on either Debian or Redhat, with a minimum kernel version of 3.9.0. This requirement guarantees compatibility and optimal performance.
The Relay Server functionality in an AIR deployment is not automatically available for all users. This feature's availability is contingent upon specific license configurations.
Users considering the installation and configuration of a Relay Server should liaise with their Binalyze installation advisor as part of the setup process.
Currently, the supported versions for Relay Server are as follows:
Debian 7 and above
RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux) 7 and above
CentOS 7 and above
Fedora 21 and above
Ubuntu 14.04 and above
Pardus 17 and above
Please note that this list may be subject to updates, and you can always refer to the download page and click on "See Supported Versions" for the most up-to-date information on supported systems.
Additionally, for Relay Server to function properly, a responder must be installed and registered. The responder acts as the intermediary between the Relay Server and the AIR Console, which serves as the management interface for controlling Relay Server's operations. The seamless interaction between the responder and AIR Console facilitates efficient management of the Relay Server's functionalities.
As of now, the Relay Server’s default listening port, 1080, cannot be changed and the AIR responders will always try to connect to port 1080 if they are configured to use a relay server.
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