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sudo /etc/init.d/pharoscontrol status View the current status and server port of Pharos Control server. sudo /etc/init.d/pharoscontrol list View the information of the client hosts connecting to Pharos Control, including username, role, client address and session number. sudo /etc/init.d/pharoscontrol kick [session] Disconnect the specific Client Host using its session number. sudo /etc/init.d/pharoscontrol reset Reset the database. sudo /etc/init.d/pharoscontrol backup [file directory] Back up the current database and save it as a backup file on your local computer. If needed, you can restore the database with this backup file. sudo /etc/init.d/pharoscontrol restore [file directory] Restore the database with a previous backup file.  Tips To change the server port number of Pharos Control, you can open the file /opt/pharoscontrol/conf/setting/ me.properties, find the field "port=9321", and change "9321" to your desired port number. 1.3.2 Log in to the Management Interface For Windows system, click Open Web Page on the server interface and the web browser will open automatically. For Linux system, open the web browser and enter "http://127.0.0.1:9321". On the login interface, enter the username and password you have set in the installation process, and click Log in. 9

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sudo /etc/init.d/pharoscontrol status
View the current status and server port of Pharos Control
server.
sudo /etc/init.d/pharoscontrol list
View the information of the client hosts connecting to
Pharos Control, including username, role, client address
and session number.
sudo /etc/init.d/pharoscontrol kick [session]
Disconnect the specific Client Host using its session
number.
sudo /etc/init.d/pharoscontrol reset
Reset the database.
sudo /etc/init.d/pharoscontrol backup [file
directory]
Back up the current database and save it as a backup file
on your local computer. If needed, you can restore the
database with this backup file.
sudo /etc/init.d/pharoscontrol restore [file
directory]
Restore the database with a previous backup file.
TipPs
To change the server port number of Pharos Control, you can open the file
/opt/pharoscontrol/conf/setting/
me.properties
, find the field “port=9321”, and change “9321” to your desired port number.
1.3.2
Log in to the Management Interface
For Windows system, click
Open Web Page
on the server interface and the web browser will open
automatically. For Linux system, open the web browser and enter “http://127.0.0.1:9321”.
On the login interface, enter the username and password you have set in the installation process,
and click
Log in
.