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'''WARNING: The steps below outline using an automated script to update the Wowza Streaming Engine. It is designed to be used on standard Valt appliances. If the appliance has been customized by the customer, you may encounter issues with the update script.'''
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<div class="floating_card">'''WARNING: The steps below outline using an automated script to update the Wowza Streaming Engine. It is designed to be used on standard Valt appliances. If the appliance has been customized by the customer, you may encounter issues with the update script.'''</div>
  
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# Log into the Valt appliance via SSH or the terminal
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# Type '''wget --content-disposition https://ivs.box.com/shared/static/5g69ohxvb9y3ofvqa0nvxohrl3b5bjcd.gz -O WowzaUpgrade.tar.gz''' and press enter.
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Ordinarily the Wowza Streaming Engine is automatically updated as part of the Valt update, however there are specific situations, such as updating a media server, where only the Wowza Streaming Engine needs to be upgraded.
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# Type '''tar -xvf WowzaUpgrade.tar.gz''' and press enter
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#: [[File:WowzaUpgrade2.png]]
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# Type '''cd WowzaUpgrade''' and press enter
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# Type '''sudo ./WowzaUpgrade''' and press enter
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# Enter the password if prompted
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<li>Log into the Valt appliance via SSH or the terminal</li>
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<li>Type the following and press enter.</li>
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<div class="codeText">wget --content-disposition https://ivs.box.com/shared/static/5g69ohxvb9y3ofvqa0nvxohrl3b5bjcd.gz -O WowzaUpgrade.tar.gz</div>
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{{img | file = WowzaUpgrade1.png | width = }}
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<div class="section">
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<ol start="3">
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<li>Type and press enter.</li>
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<div class="codeText">tar -xvf WowzaUpgrade.tar.gz</div>
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{{img | file = WowzaUpgrade2.png | width = }}
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<ol start="4">
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<li>Type the following and press enter.</li>
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<div class="codeText">cd WowzaUpgrade</div>
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<li>Type the following and press enter.</li>
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<div class="codeText">sudo ./WowzaUpgrade</div>
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<li>Enter the password if prompted.</li>
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Latest revision as of 09:07, 4 August 2022

WARNING: The steps below outline using an automated script to update the Wowza Streaming Engine. It is designed to be used on standard Valt appliances. If the appliance has been customized by the customer, you may encounter issues with the update script.


Ordinarily the Wowza Streaming Engine is automatically updated as part of the Valt update, however there are specific situations, such as updating a media server, where only the Wowza Streaming Engine needs to be upgraded.


  1. Log into the Valt appliance via SSH or the terminal
  2. Type the following and press enter.
    3. wget --content-disposition https://ivs.box.com/shared/static/5g69ohxvb9y3ofvqa0nvxohrl3b5bjcd.gz -O WowzaUpgrade.tar.gz


WowzaUpgrade1.png


  1. Type and press enter.
    2. tar -xvf WowzaUpgrade.tar.gz


WowzaUpgrade2.png


  1. Type the following and press enter.
    2. cd WowzaUpgrade
  2. Type the following and press enter.
    3. sudo ./WowzaUpgrade
  3. Enter the password if prompted.
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