Table of contents
- Installation
- Uninstallation
- Port requirements based on operating environment
- Data backup and recovery
Installation
System requirements for installation
- OS: Rocky Linux 8
- CPU: 2 core or higher
- RAM: 4 GB or higher
- DISK: 10 GB or higher
- NIC: At least one 100/1000 Mbps
- Internet connection
Downloading installation package
Download the official installation package.
https://www.filingbox.com/downloads/giga/server/rocky-linux
Copy and run the installation script
- To copy and run the installation script, execute the following command:
cd /download-directory-path/filingbox_giga_v1_server.tar.gz
tar -xzvf filingbox_giga_v1_server.tar.gz
./install_filingbox_giga.sh - The following messages will be displayed once the installation is successful.
FilingBox GIGA v1 server version=server.version buildstamp=yyyy-mm-dd.hh:mm:ss
Installation has been completed.
Uninstallation
Run the uninstallation script
- To run the uninstallation script, execute the following command in the installation package directory path:
cd /installation-package-directory
./uninstall_filingbox_giga.sh - All data including user data of FilingBox GIGA will be permanently deleted, and the following message will be displayed once the uninstallation is successful.
FilingBox GIGA v1 server uninstallation has been completed.
Port requirements based on operating environment
For FilingBox GIGA server to function properly, ports 443 (HTTPS) and 445 (SMB) must be available.
- Port 443 (HTTPS): Used for accessing the FilingBox GIGIA server’s web interface and API.
- Port 445 (SMB): Required for file-sharing functionality.
Make sure that these ports are allowed through your firewall and network settings as needed.
Depending on your network environment, additional firewall configurations may be required, so adjust accordingly while considering security policies.
Data backup and recovery
FilingBox GIGA does not include standalone backup and recovery features, except for granting the administrator account access to the backup drive.
To ensure data protection, you should establish a backup and recovery policy, such as copying user files to a separate storage location. For more details, refer to Changing Administrator Account Backup Drive Access Permissions.