Docker for Linux or Windows

Windows Installation

1. Install Docker Desktop for Windows.

2. Download and unzip the Gateway package.

3. Open Powershell and go to your working directory.

4. If your system has Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) or Git installed you can start the application using the start script.

   CODE

   ./start.sh

   Otherwise, run the following commands in Windows Powershell from the Gateway package directory.

   CODE

   .\start.bat

5. The Gateway should now be accessible from the address localhost:80 or <device-ip>:80

You should see the container running in your Docker Desktop

6. Disable Windows automatic service detection

Linux Installation

1. Download and unzip the Gateway package.

2. Install Docker Engine and Docker Compose.

3. Run the Gateway using the start script.

   CODE

   ./start.sh

   The script should automatically detect your system’s architecture.
   If you have issues with this, the script can be run in the following was to enforce a specific architecture.

   CODE

   # For x64 arch
   ./start.sh x64
   # For arm64 arch
   ./start.sh arm64

4. The Gateway should now be accessible from the address localhost:80 or <device-ip>:80

Adding Gateway to the Cloud

1. Navigate to 127.0.0.1 or <device-ip>, login with username: admin, password: admin, then navigate to the settings page and copy the Gateway ID.
   

2. Follow instructions on Settings->Cameras page in adding new Docker gateway section. You will need the following information:

• Gateway ID

• Username and Password